Dubai Christmas Magic and High-Tech Highlights Abound This Week
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Let’s start with the city’s Christmas magic. Times of Dubai reports that the Madinat Jumeirah Christmas Market on Fort Island is now open and running all the way through the end of the month. Think a towering 36‑foot Christmas tree, a sparkling abra ride with Santa through the waterways, a mini train and Venetian carousel for the kids, plus mulled drinks and mince pies under the stars. Entry is free, so it’s a perfect after‑work or weekend stop for families and friends.
Over at Expo City, Gulf News highlights Winter City at Al Wasl Plaza, which has transformed into a full festive village. Listeners can wander through a glowing Christmas market, catch live shows, and let the little ones join creative workshops. There’s a giant tree that becomes the centerpiece of nightly light shows, along with winter‑inspired street food and cosy dining options. This one is ticketed at around 50 dirhams, but it’s an all‑evening experience and a great pick for Friday or Saturday night.
If you like your festive spirit served with a sleek downtown vibe, Times of Dubai also points to the Winter District at Jumeirah Emirates Towers, set in the shadow of the Museum of the Future. Expect gourmet food stalls, inflatables and activities for children, a big modern tree, and Santa’s Grotto, all with free entry. It’s ideal for a weekday evening in the financial district or a pre‑dinner stroll on the weekend.
Gamers and spectacle‑seekers should mark the Red Bull Tetris World Final 2025, running in Dubai this week. SportsRant explains that the world final is in town from 11 to 13 December, with the big Grand Final show on Saturday evening at the Dubai Frame. From 7 to 10 p.m., more than 4,000 drones will turn the sky into a live‑playable Tetris grid, complete with music, food stands, and a standing‑room crowd. Tickets are about 75 dirhams, and this is one of those only‑in‑Dubai moments worth planning your night around.
For tech‑curious listeners, the AI Community Conference AICO Dubai is underway at Dubai Technology Entrepreneur Campus in Dubai Silicon Oasis, running daytime sessions on AI models, real‑world applications, and live demos. According to CommunityDays, it’s open to professionals and enthusiasts, so it’s a solid weekday pick if you want to mix learning and networking.
And of course, for those flying in or out this weekend, TTR Weekly notes that Emirates has rolled out special Christmas menus, festive desserts, and even themed inflight entertainment across its Dubai routes, so the holiday energy follows you from gate to gate.
So whether you’re chasing Christmas markets, drone shows in the sky, or cutting‑edge AI talks, Dubai has your week and weekend covered.
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