Dubai 12-hour sale: Up to 90% discounts returns this weekend
On Friday July 18, from 10am to 10pm, Dubai residents and tourists can take advantage of a fantastic 12-hour sale.
Snap up great deals and get up to 90 per cent discounts on certain brands when you shop at all Majid Al Futtaim malls including:
Mall of the Emirates
City Centre Mirdif
City Centre Deira
City Centre Me'aisem
City Centre Al Shindagha
My City Centre Al Barsha
This 12-hour sale is just one of the many highlights of this year's Dubai Summer Surprises(DSS) and kicks off the seasonal Great Dubai Summer Sale.
This one-day-only sale brings together unbeatable discounts, bargains and exciting chances to win, offering something for every shopper at Majid Al Futtaim malls.
This is the time to shop the latest fashion and accessories at top retail brands, as well as home furnishings, perfumes, cosmetics, beauty products, optics and electronics, as well as supermarket and department stores.
The sale kicks off the Great Dubai Summer Sale season, which will run from Friday July 18 until Sunday August 10.
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Throughout the Great Dubai Summer Sale season, shoppers who spend Dhs300 or more at participating stores can scan their receipts to enter a big prize draw.
There will be a chance to win up to Dhs1 million in cash or a brand-new Nissan Patrol.
Skywards Everyday members can earn a 25 percent bonus miles on all eligible transactions through Skywards Everyday and Skywards Miles Mall. Those signed up also have the chance to win their share of one million miles on spends of Dhs100 or more at any Skywards Everyday partner and Skywards Miles Mall UAE.
Up to 90% off. Fri Jul 16, 10am-10pm. Majid Al Futtaim malls, visitdubai.com
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