Sharjah's Al Qasba continues to attract huge crowds on 3rd day of Eid Al Fitr
- Last updated: March 22, 2026 | 22:05 ..
Mahmoud Mohsen, Staff Reporter
Al Qasba Canal in Sharjah continued to welcome huge crowds on the third day of Eid Al Fitr in a distinctive festive atmosphere that reflected the spirit of joy that prevailed throughout the emirate.
Families and visitors flocked in the evening to enjoy the festive atmosphere amidst excellent organization and integrated services that enhanced the visitor experience and made Al Qasba one of the most prominent entertainment destinations during Eid.
The play areas on the waterfront saw children and adults sharing the joy of Eid and enjoying the various recreational games and electric swings, which attracted large numbers of children and their families.
The sounds of laughter were louder and the features of happiness appeared on all faces in a lively scene that reflected the atmosphere of joy and fun that characterized Al Qasba during this happy occasion.
Family gatherings
The shops and restaurants spread along both sides of Al Qasba Canal saw the gathering of many families who preferred to spend special times with relatives and friends and enjoy diverse food and drink experiences in a warm family atmosphere in which moments of entertainment were mixed with exchanging greetings and celebrating the joy of Eid.
As the public continued to flock in, the boats and water games remained fully occupied, due to the large turnout of visitors wishing to have different recreational experiences. These activities added a special lively character to the waterfront and contributed to enhancing the attractiveness of the place as an integrated destination for family entertainment.
The moderate weather conditions that the emirate witnessed during the Eid days contributed to the continued influx of families as the mild temperature encouraged outings and longer periods of time outdoors.
This reflected positively on the density of attendance and turnout at the various recreational facilities in Al Qasba, so that the manifestations of joy and celebration continued until late at night.