Eid fireworks in Abu Dhabi: all the spots in the capital to watch the displays
Eid Al Adha in the UAE is here and with it come the traditional Eid firework displays we all love.
There will be beautiful shows all over the capital, so make sure you plan ahead to get a good view. From the centrally located Corniche all the way to Yas Bay, you'll be spoilt for choice.
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Eid fireworks in Abu Dhabi: where to watch the displays
Eid fireworks in Yas Island
Yas Island is really spoiling us with not one, not two, but three (!!) days of fireworks! On all three days of Eid – from Friday June 6 to Sunday June 8 – head down to Yas Bay Waterfront for beautiful displays over the water. With plenty of excellent dining options (including a few of our Time Out Abu Dhabi Restaurant Awards winners), it's the perfect excuse to enjoy an evening with family or friends.
Free. Fri Jun 6-Sun Jun 8 9pm. Yas Bay Waterfront, Yas Island.
Eid fireworks in the Corniche
If you find yourself in Abu Dhabi city, then head to the Corniche for the Eid fireworks display. With a beautiful promenade by the water, it's a great place to unwind – especially since there will be no work in the morning.
Free. Fri Jun 6, 9pm. The Corniche, Abu Dhabi.
Eid fireworks in Al Ain
If you find yourself in beautiful Al Ain over Eid, then head to Hazza Bin Zayed Stadium at 9pm on all three days of Eid for a spectacular fireworks display.
Free. Fri Jun 6-Sun Jun 8 9pm. Hazza Bin Zayed Stadium, Al Ain.
Dates, times and locations were correct at the time of publishing. Please check visitabudhabi.ae for the latest updates.
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