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The National
2 days ago
- Climate
- The National
Yas island lights up with Eid fireworks
Though Yas Bay Waterfront's display went ahead, many other venues had to rethink their plans due to hot weather
The National
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- The National
Where to watch Eid Al Adha 2025 fireworks in the UAE
Both private and public sector workers in the UAE have been granted a long weekend for Eid Al Adha, with the public holiday starting on Thursday, June 5. The religious festival officially begins on Friday, June 6 and runs until Sunday, June 8. Fewer venues than usual have announced plans to put on a fireworks display to mark Eid Al Adha this year, but some places will still be lighting up the sky and putting on a show. Fireworks in Abu Dhabi Yas Bay Waterfront Yas Bay Waterfront will host fireworks on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, starting at 9pm. It is free of charge, but a more comfortable viewing experience can be secured by booking a table at a surrounding restaurant like Daikan, Bua Thai Cafe, Cafe Del Mar Abu Dhabi, Barbossa or Paradiso. Fireworks in Dubai Riverland Dubai Riverland, located within the Dubai Parks and Resorts complex, is celebrating with daily laser shows at 7.30pm and 8.30pm, and adds a fireworks display at 9.30pm. Park entry costs will apply. Fireworks in Sharjah Developer Arada has put together a series of celebrations at its Sharjah communities Aljada, Masaar and Nasma Residences, including fireworks. They will take place at 8pm on Friday, lighting up the skies above Aljada, while family-friendly celebrations will run from 6pm to 10pm daily across all three days of the Eid holiday. No fireworks A number of popular locations have confirmed to The National that there will be no fireworks for Eid Al Adha due to the hot weather. These include Dubai locations such as The Beach in JBR and Bluewaters Island. The adventure-focused Hudayriyat Island in Abu Dhabi has also said it will not host displays this Eid.
