Dubai: New Year is nearing. Every year, the UAE boasts several locations of New Year’s Eve celebrations. This year, however, Sharjah has decided to ban celebrations in solidarity with Gaza.
Fireworks will be displayed at these spots across the country:
Abu Dhabi:
Sheikh Zayed Festival
A major display will last 60 minutes nonstop, breaking 3 new Guinness World Records in terms of quantity, time and formation.
Yas Bay:
Fireworks will begin at 9pm and will continue till 12am, January 1, 2024.
Yas Links:
Fireworks will begin at 9pm on December 31, 2024.
Al Maryah Island Promenade:
Fireworks will take place at midnight, bringing in the New Year.
Hudayriyat Island:
Dubai:
Burj Khalifa:
The Burj Khalifa fireworks will be a paid event this year. Tickets have already been sold out online.
Palm Jumeirah:
Burj Al Arab:
Dubai’s iconic 7-star hotel will also have a firework show that visitors can enjoy while welcoming 2024.
Hatta:
At the Hatta festival, there are fireworks at 8pm every day until December 31, 2023.
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Al Seef:
The shows take place at 9pm, however, the final show on New Year’s Eve will be held at 11.59pm.
Bluewaters:
The island will offer live entertainment 7pm onwards and will end the night with fireworks as the clock strikes 12.
The Beach:
The Beach in JBR will also be offering a view to the colourful firework show at 11.59pm on New Year’s Eve.
Global Village:
The popular festival park will be lighting up the skies as it marks seven midnights, depending on different time zones of seven countries. From China to Turkey, guests are invited to revel in distinct New Year’s celebrations at the top of each hour, from 8pm until 1am.
Ras Al Khaimah:
Stretching across the 4.5km waterfront between Al Marjan Island and Al Hamra Village, the display aims to set new records.
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