Ain Dubai to ring in New Year in grand fashion - GulfToday

Ain Dubai to ring in New Year in grand fashion

  • 25 Dec 2021

The landmark project is the latest addition to Dubai Holding’s diverse entertainment portfolio.

Gulf Today, Staff Reporter

Held in partnership with Rockstar Energy Drink, the magnificent event will take place from 9.30pm until 12.30am. From the heart of Bluewaters Island, Seaside Plaza will be buzzing with New Year’s vibes as partygoers dance their way into 2022 to the tunes of the best DJs in town.

With four food and four beverage vouchers, every guest will have the opportunity to pick and choose from a variety of scrumptious eats. Spread across multi-cuisine live cooking and beverage stations, Ain Dubai’s ‘grab and go’ dining experience is fit for a fabulous start to the year.

What is more, the Bluewaters Drone show will bring a spectacle of wonder to the skies at 10.30pm.

Visitors will be able to catch the spectacle from the Plaza, as hundreds of drones light up the Dubai skyline with a wow-worthy choreography which is sure to dazzle and inspire.

Ticket holders will also enjoy exclusive access to the Rooftop Terrace to watch the whopping fireworks display from Burj Al Arab, Atlantis, The Palm and Bluewaters.

There is no better vantage point for a fully immersive celebration than Ain Dubai, so book in good time to party like a rock star and take in the views through the night.

Recently, Sheikh Ahmed Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Chairman of the Dubai Media Council, opened Ain Dubai, the world’s largest and tallest observation wheel.

He was accompanied at the opening by Mohamed Hadi Al Hussaini, Minister of State for Financial Affairs.

The landmark project is the latest addition to Dubai Holding’s diverse entertainment portfolio.

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