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New Year's Eve: UAE gearing up for two new Guinness World Record-breaking fireworks
Ras Al Khaimah will first attempt the 'largest number of drones used simultaneously in fireworks displays'
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The emirate of Ras Al Khaimah is gearing up for two new Guinness World Record-breaking fireworks displays, which will feature drones, lights, and dazzling colours in celebration of the New Year.
The first will be the 'largest number of drones used simultaneously in fireworks displays'.
The second is the 'highest fireworks display featuring drones' with a 12-minute spectacle that will open to the public from 4.00pm to clinch two Guinness World Records.
The 4.7-kilometre area along the waterfront between Al Marjan Island and Al Hamra Village is set to witness breathtaking fireworks.
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The breathtaking display will be accompanied by a crescendo of modern and dynamic music with families to be delighted with an added array of activities along the coast opposite Al Marjan Island, according to the Organising Committee for the New Year’s Eve celebration in the Emirate.
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Allowing the public to enjoy the festivities, local government entities have revised transport schedules and scrapped tolls for certain roads, too
Motorists have been reminded to adhere to regulations and not to park their vehicles in prohibited areas
Some areas are not included in the free parking scheme
Staycation rates at beach properties start from Dh1,500 for three nights
Neighbourhood recreational facilities to remain open from 8am until midnight
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This year's ceremony aims to bring the nation and people together and celebrate the nation's collective future