Expo City Dubai Offers Free Entry for Children to Key Pavilions This Summer
Expo City Dubai is marking Eid Al Adha with a special family-friendly offer, granting free admission to children under 12 at three of its flagship pavilions until 30 September.
The initiative gives families a chance to enjoy educational and immersive indoor experiences during the city's peak summer months. Young visitors can explore Terra, the sustainability pavilion that dives deep into forest and ocean ecosystems; Alif, a high-tech journey through the evolution of mobility from ancient trade to space exploration; and Vision, which highlights Dubai's transformation under the leadership of its ruler.
Launched in line with the festive spirit of Eid, the offer encourages both residents and tourists to experience Expo City's engaging and interactive spaces. With the added benefit of air-conditioned comfort, it provides a timely option for meaningful summer entertainment that combines learning with leisure.
The promotion reinforces Expo City's role as a cultural and educational hub, drawing families to revisit the legacy site in a new light.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
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