The Great Dubai Summer Sale is here with massive deals and giveaways
The Great Dubai Summer Sale is here with a whirlwind of incredible deals, flash sales and giveaways.
The citywide sale runs from Friday July 18 to Sunday August 10 and offers up to 75 percent off at over 100 stores across the city.
And on select days, the savviest of shoppers enjoy up to 90 percent off. It's time to cross items off your wish list. Learn more about the Great Dubai Summer Sale here.
Here's what to expect during Dubai's biggest and craziest shopping season.
Spend, scan and win Dhs1 million cash and a Nissan Patrol
If the promise of discounts isn't tempting enough, how does a cool Dhs1 million in cash and a brand-new Nissan Patrol sound?
Simply spend Dhs300 or more at participating stores during the sale, scan your receipts and you'll be entered into the draw to win summer's biggest prizes.
Check out the 12-Hour Sale on Friday July 18
The sales kick off with the annual DSS tradition of the 12-Hour Sale at all the Majid Al Futtaim Malls on Friday July 18.
From 10am to 10pm, you'll enjoy discounts of 25 to 90 percent across 100-plus brands at Mall of the Emirates, City Centre Mirdif, City Centre Deira, City Centre Me'aisem and My City Centre Al Barsha.
What's more, you can also spin the wheel for instant giveaways. All you have to do is spend Dhs300 or more at Mall of the Emirates, City Centre Mirdif or City Centre Deira.
Get more information: visitdubai.com
Score big on SHARE Points
In addition to the 12-hour sale, City Centre Mirdif and City Centre Deira are also giving shoppers the chance to earn 5 percent cashback instantly when shopping at fashion and food and beverage outlets, on the same day.
All you need to do is download the SHARE app, activate the offer and scan your receipts.
What's more, over at Mall of the Emirates, you can rack up SHARE Points in a big way:
Spend Dhs500 to Dhs999 and earn 5X SHARE Points
Spend Dhs1,000 to Dhs1,999 and earn 10X SHARE Points
Spend Dhs2,000 or more and get a massive 20X SHARE Points
You can redeem the points across Majid Al Futtaim's malls on movies, dining, shopping and groceries.
Here's the fine print, though: points are capped at 5,000 per customer, and the offer excludes purchases at Carrefour, luxury stores, electronics, home furnishings, watches, jewellery, pharmacies and services.
Flash sales, surprises and more
Still hungry for more? There's the Beat the Clock campaign with Rivoli Group, which allows you to grab limited-time deals on watches and eyewear, daily surprises and pop-up flash sales at Dubai Hills Mall and Al Jaber stores.
If you cannot make it to the malls anytime soon, fret not, the Final Sale at the end of the month is where prices drop even lower and the deals get even better.
Whether you're looking to upgrade your iPhone, finally purchase a 65-inch QLED Samsung TV or just love a good old-fashioned bargain hunt, the Great Dubai Summer Sale is your cue to hit the shops.
Stay at Dubai's top hotels for cheaper
It's not just shopping bags that are getting heavier this summer; Dubai's hotels are also laying it on thick with tempting offers to sweeten your stay.
Armani Hotel Dubai
When you book any guestroom or suite directly through the hotel or U by Emaar website, you'll enjoy 10 percent off your stay, plus tiered discounts if you're a U by Emaar member.
As a cherry on top, you'll also get two complimentary tickets to one of the city's favourite family attractions – the Dubai Aquarium, KidZania, or the Skyview Observatory at Address Sky View. Just note that the free tickets are capped at two per stay.
DoubleTree by Hilton Dubai Business Bay
DoubleTree by Hilton Dubai Business Bay is offering 20 percent off on accommodation with breakfast, or 25 percent off when you go half-board.
What's more, all stays come with a delicious, complimentary breakfast and a free room upgrade to a Burj Khalifa view. There's a 20 percent off dining across the hotel's restaurants, early check-in from 11am and late check-out until 2pm, and special discounts on spa treatments to really ease into that holiday mood.
Palazzo Versace Dubai
Every stay here comes with a guaranteed return flight to a destination of your choice – yes, really.
Book a stay in one of the fashion house's luxe rooms or suites through the hotel's website before Tuesday September 30, and you'll receive a flight voucher upon check-out.
During your stay, you'll enjoy daily breakfast at Giardino for two adults and one child, welcome amenities, and 20 percent off food and drinks (with the exception of Q's Bar and Lounge, brunches and shisha). The same discount applies to the hotel's spa and flower shop.
And if that's not enough, you'll also be entered into a draw to win prizes like a dinner for two, a spa day, pool access, a one-month gym membership and more.
Westin Dubai Mina Seyahi Beach Resort & Marina
Looking for some R&R this summer? Westin Dubai Mina Seyahi Beach Resort & Marina is offering UAE residents 20 percent off treatments at its spa until Sunday August 31.
Hotel Indigo Dubai Downtown
And finally, if you're looking for a boutique stay, Hotel Indigo Dubai Downtown has rooms starting from just Dhs350 net per night. This summer offer runs until Sunday August 31, and gives you a stylish base close to the city's best art, culture and shopping.
Deals on attractions
La Perle by Dragone: Love watching a performance of talented acrobats? Book a night at La Perle by Dragone this summer as tickets are going for just Dhs176 for groups of four or more.
The Dubai Balloon at Atlantis, The Palm: Or, take your little adventurer on a sky-high ride with The Dubai Balloon at Atlantis, The Palm, where the view is as jaw-dropping as the offer: with every adult ticket purchased (Dhs195 for regular, Dhs295 for fast pass), kids aged 11 and under go free. The offer runs until September.
Discover unmissable deals across Dubai: visitdubai.com/deals-and-offers
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