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Time Out Dubai
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time Out Dubai
Missing Global Village? You'll enjoy these five alternatives just as much
Global Village closed its doors for summer on Sunday May 18, and it's left a big hole in some of our hearts. Known for its all-out pavilions, viral snacks and funfair rides galore, the warmer weather means the park will be shut until things cool down. But if you're sitting at home, wondering how you'll pass the time until you can see the floating market again, don't fret. If you like this: The 70 best things to do indoors in Dubai We've got some incredible alternatives to keep you going, from thrilling theme parks to fabby food halls that'll cure that Global Village craving. The best Global Village alternatives Ibn Battuta Mall Visit if you're missing: The pavilions The gigantic shopping mall is inspired by the explorer from the 1300s, which means that each section of the building is themed around a different country. Giving you the same feeling as strolling around the Global Village pavilions, you can still get in some retail therapy while checking out the tales of the China Court, the hieroglyphics on the walls of Egypt and the incredible ceilings in Persia. Happy shopping. Open Sun-Thu 10am-10pm, Sat-Sun 10am-midnight. Jebel Ali Village, (800 6254335). IMG World (Credit:Supplied) Visit if you're missing: The rides One of the biggest indoor theme parks on the planet, IMG World of Adventures, features four zones all of which are home to some adrenaline-pumping rides. Start with a run around The Marvel Zone for a thrill-seeking spin on Thor's Thunder Spin, before exploring the Cartoon Network Zone (where you might even see a Powerpuff Girl or two). Dhs365 (general admission), free (kids under 1.05m in height). Open Sun-Thu noon-10pm, Fri-Sat noon-11pm. City of Arabia, (04 403 8888). GLITCH (Credit: GLITCH) Visit if you're missing: The funfair The game park has been on the scene for a while now, and is packed to the max with games from bowling to roller gliding. There's plenty in the gaming realm too for you to have a crack at. Level up on the VR challenges and have a blast from the past on the arcade games. Back to reality, there's even a ninja warrior course if you're brave enough to try it. Game prices vary. Open Mon-Thu 10am-10pm; Fri-Sun 10am-midnight. Al Ghurair Centre, Deira, (04 886 1695). Neighbourhood Market Visit if you're missing: The street food Located in Motor City, this food hall features 11 homegrown brands that are all serving up some seriously tasty treats. If you can't get the dip'it burger out of your head, or the viral pistachio croissant lives in your head rent-free, then switch up the menu and sit down on one of the Neighbourhood's benches. From birria tacos served in a Chips Oman packet to a selection of hearty beef burgers, your tastebuds won't be complaining. Open Sun-Thu noon-11pm. Fri-Sat noon-midnight. Motor City, (055 856 9696). Souk Madinat Jumeirah (Credit: ITP images) Visit if you're missing: The markets Haven't been able to haggle in a while? If you're missing getting lost in the stalls, take yourself to the market in Souk Madinat Jumeirah and get a flavour of Arabic culture. Whether it's a trinket for the house or a new fragrance you're after, once the retail therapy is over reward yourself and dine out at one of the restaurants nestled in the souk — for the authentic Middle Eastern experience, try one of the platters from Al Makan. Open daily 10am-11pm. King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud St, (04 366 8888). Looking for things to do in Dubai? The 70 best things to do indoors in Dubai Your ultimate guide How to be a big kid in Dubai — from ball pits to laser tag We're throwing it back to the good old days Where to take your friend in Dubai, no matter what their personality We've planned a full itinerary so you don't have to


Time Out Dubai
25-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out Dubai
Shop at Ibn Battuta Mall for Dhs200 for a chance to win an overseas trip
What if your next shopping spree scored you a full-blown family holiday? Ibn Battuta Mall is turning the big 20, and to celebrate, they're throwing a 20-day bash, which could win you a five-day getaway for four outside the UAE. This is your chance to pick up those trainers you've been eyeing, swing by the makeup store for a restock, or treat yourself to a tasty lunch – guilt-free, of course. To be a contender, shop between now and Saturday May 10, spend Dhs200 or more at any of the stores in Ibn Battuta Mall – be it fashion, food, or fun – and your receipts get you into the daily draw. Simply head to the customer service desk and register your receipt to enter. Where will you be jetting off to? Winners will be flying to one of three exciting destinations: China, Egypt or India. Who hasn't thought of gazing upon the ancient tombs, palaces or taking a walk across the Great Wall of China? Each package covers return flights, accommodation for four nights and five days, plus transportation from the airport to the hotel. Daily winners will be selected throughout the campaign, while the trips can be taken anytime between Saturday May 10 and Sunday November 30 2025. Shop 'til you drop, and you might just win a chance to fly across the seas and tbh, we like the sound of that deal.


Listly
25-02-2025
- Listly
5 Unique Cultural Moments in Dubai: Unveiling the City's Rich Heritage
Named after the legendary Moroccan explorer, Ibn Battuta Mall is not your typical shopping destination. This architectural marvel is divided into six themed courts, each inspired by the regions visited by Ibn Battuta: Persia, India, China, Egypt, Andalusia, and Tunisia. Strolling through the mall feels like stepping into a cultural time capsule, as each court intricately replicates the artistry and aesthetics of its respective region. For those looking to extend their experience, Oaks Ibn Battuta Gate Dubai, offers luxurious accommodations near this iconic destination, ensuring that culture and comfort go hand in hand with this 5 star hotel in Dubai.


Zawya
11-02-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Azizi sells 99% residential units in premium Dubai project
UAE-based Azizi Developments has announced that it has achieved a key milestone at one of its premium projects, Azizi Neila, located in the Al Furjan community development in Dubai with the sale of 99% of its residential units. Among the 31 nationalities that have purchased units, Emiratis comprise the largest demographic at 20% followed by investors from Western and European countries, such as the UK, US, and Canada, who accounted for 45%, said Azizi in its statement. South Asian investors accounted for 25% of the purchase, while buyers from the Mena region, including Egypt and Jordan, contributed 9%, it stated. On the overwhelming response, Group CEO Farhad Azizi said: "We are immensely proud of Neila's extraordinary success, with 99% of its units now having been sold so soon after its launch. This overwhelming demand underscores the strong appeal of the Al Furjan community and Neila's distinctive blend of modern, family-centric living." "It is a testament to our commitment to developing well-connected, lifestyle-enhancing residences that meet the evolving needs of our valued customers. With only a few prime units remaining, we look forward to their release as we continue setting new benchmarks in Dubai's real estate landscape," he stated. Azizi Neila, situated in the vibrant Al Furjan community, offers an exceptional blend of modern urban living and tranquillity. This fast-growing development features stylish studio and one-bedroom apartments, complemented by lifestyle amenities and leisure facilities, said the developer. With seamless access to Dubai's metro line and major highways, residents enjoy hassle-free commutes while living in a peaceful, family-friendly environment, Neila's prime location ensures easy access to key shopping destinations like Ibn Battuta Mall and Dubai Marina Mall, as well as proximity to business hubs including Media City, Internet City, and Expo City Dubai, it added. Copyright 2024 Al Hilal Publishing and Marketing Group Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (