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Global Village, a family entertainment and shopping destination, has announced that Season 25 will be extended by two weeks until Sunday, May 2, 2021.
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The silver jubilee anniversary has seen high popularity with guests enjoying the celebrations and outdoor weather while exploring a world of wonder.
Aside from having extra time to spend at Global Village, fans can make even more memories as they experience the spirit of Ramadan at the park during the first few weeks of the Holy Month, while they enjoy the unique Ramadan shopping experience from around the world.
During Ramadan, operating hours will change from standard timings, with the park instead open from 6pm to 2am daily to accommodate guests over during Iftar and Suhoor timings.
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"Delighting guests, uniting cultures, and bringing our communities even closer together has been at the heart of our operations for more than two decades. Although recent times presented the world with many challenges, we are proud to have broken barriers in the travel, tourism, and hospitality sector.
“With world-class precautionary measures in place since October 25, we have elevated guest confidence in new normal conditions, delivering the very best experiences safely. This, together with guests' enthusiasm and the positive impact of our Silver Jubilee Season, encouraged us to work with our partners to extend this season by 14 days. Ramadan is a month where families come together, and Global Village is the perfect open-air destination to spend time with loved ones. We are looking ahead to the Holy Month as a perfect finale to this milestone year as we continue to celebrate wonder," said Bader Anwahi, Chief Executive Officer, Global Village.
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