Dubai Fountain Show Resumes October 1: Best Spots to Enjoy
Dubai's iconic Dubai Fountain is set to resume its spectacular water, light, and music show on October 1, 2023. The show, which runs daily from 6pm to 11pm and includes additional afternoon performances on weekends, offers a mesmerising experience for both residents and tourists. Here's a roundup of the best places to enjoy the show, from free viewing spots to luxurious hotels near me.
For those who prefer a dining experience with a view, several restaurants offer outdoor seating with direct sightlines to the fountain. At Souk Al Bahar, licensed venues such as Time Out Market Dubai, Karma Kafe, and Abd El Wahab provide excellent views. Near Dubai Mall, restaurants like At.mosphere, Thiptara, and Serafina also offer outdoor seating with fountain views. Inside the mall, options include GIA, Bebabel, Joe's Cafe, Carluccio's, Karam Beirut, and Wafi Gourmet.
For a more casual or budget-friendly experience, popular free viewing spots include the Souk Al Bahar walkway, the area towards the Dubai Opera, the Apple Store balcony (Dubai Mall), and the Dubai Fountain boardwalk. These spots offer a great vantage point to enjoy the show without any cost.
For those seeking a more private and luxurious experience, booking a room in a nearby hotel can guarantee a spectacular fountain view. Options range from luxury hotels such as Palace Downtown, Address Dubai Mall, Kempinski Central Avenue Dubai, Armani Hotel, The Dubai EDITION, and The St. Regis Downtown Dubai to more affordable choices like Ramada by Wyndham Downtown Dubai, Rove Downtown, and Millennium Central Downtown.
With the Dubai Fountain show resuming on October 1, 2023, there's no shortage of ways to enjoy this iconic Dubai experience. From dining with a view to free viewing spots and luxurious hotels near me, there's something for everyone. Don't miss out on this breathtaking spectacle that lights up the Dubai skyline.
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