Breaking news: Alerts Sound Across UAE as Air Defences Respond to Missile Threat- Today: Thursday March 5, 2026 : Ramadan 16, 1447 AH
- UAE Air Defences Intercept 6 Missiles and 125 Iranian Drones on March 5
- Emergency Alert in the UAE? Here’s Exactly What You Should Do
- Six Injured After Drone Intercepted in Abu Dhabi’s ICAD 2 Area
- Emirates Schedules Over 100 Flights In and Out of Dubai
To read the full story for free, please enter your e-mail
Thank you for your subscription, you will receive our Newsletter shortly
Join more than 150 of our special readers
Dubai Attractions Extend Closure as Regional Tensions Continue
Several major leisure destinations remain closed until March 6 as precautionary safety measures.
- Publish date: since 13 hour Reading time: 1 min read
Several popular leisure destinations in Dubai have extended their temporary closures as regional tensions continue to influence public safety measures.
Dubai Parks and Resorts announced through a social media update that it will remain closed until Friday, March 6, as a precautionary safety measure in line with official guidance. Guests who have already purchased tickets or made bookings are advised to check the attraction’s official website before planning their visit.
Meanwhile, Ain Dubai will stay closed on March 5 and March 6 as part of precautionary safety protocols following official recommendations. Visitors holding existing tickets or reservations are encouraged to monitor the attraction’s website for the latest operational updates.
Similarly, Global Village Dubai will remain closed until Friday, March 6, in adherence to safety guidance aimed at ensuring the wellbeing of visitors and staff.
Authorities have not announced reopening dates beyond March 6 and have advised the public to rely on official communication channels for the latest information regarding attraction operations.
The temporary closures reflect ongoing precautionary measures implemented across the emirate’s entertainment and tourism sectors amid regional developments.