Traveling the entire world, with its cultures, foods, and typical customs, is possible in Dubai. In the city that fulfills the wishes of its residents and allows cities and parts of the world to come together there.
At least that is the goal of Global Village, a uniquely sized amusement park located in Dubailand, where you can find the best of each country on the planet, along with its wonderful peculiarities and virtues. A place that can be a must-visit for those choosing to visit Dubai in winter.
Global Village, the whole world at the feet of Dubai
The Global Village will launch its 29th season, opening its doors from October 16 to May 11, 2025. The site remains closed during the summer season but promises a great variety of options for those who choose to visit Dubai during the autumn period. One of the main attractions of this site is Mini World, which features 25 iconic landmarks from around the world, including the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Taj Mahal in Agra, the Colosseum in Rome, the Statue of Liberty in New York, the Sphinx in Cairo, the Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi, and the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, all in one space.
The Carnival is also part of its attractions, offering 195 games and attractions to explore and enjoy, including thrilling roller coasters, 125 arcade and skill games, and also state-of-the-art virtual attractions. This area also includes the Challenge Zone and the outdoor Neon Galaxy X Mini Golf.
The wonders of the small world in Dubai
Global Village officially announced the opening date of the new season, and although new attractions have not yet been revealed on their official website, the already traditional and well-known ones remain. Food is also a highlight in this park, where visitors can explore 200 restaurants, cafés, and food stalls. During season 28, the experience was sweetened with the Railway Market. This specialized site is inspired by the famous Maeklong Railway Market in Bangkok, Thailand, and offers a fantastic experience for visitors.
In the previous season, Global Village broke a record by welcoming ten million visitors. More than 90 cultures were showcased in 27 pavilions. Last season, over 400 artists participated, and the audience witnessed more than 40,000 performances.
