Emaar has announced a temporary closure of the Dubai Fountain, the world’s largest dancing fountain, located in Downtown Dubai, for a comprehensive upgrade and routine maintenance. The renovations are set to begin in May and will last for five months.
Over the years, the Dubai Fountain has been the heartbeat of Downtown Dubai, captivating millions with its mesmerizing performances that blend water, music, and lights in perfect harmony. As a symbol of celebration and artistic expression, the fountain has created countless unforgettable moments, earning admiration from visitors across the globe.
The planned renovations aim to ensure that the fountain continues to deliver breathtaking shows, enhancing visitors’ experiences. The upgrades will incorporate cutting-edge technology, along with improvements in choreography, sound, and lighting systems, promising even more spectacular and immersive performances. While the Dubai Fountain takes a temporary break for these essential enhancements, visitors can explore the many attractions of Downtown Dubai, from world-class shopping and dining experiences at The Dubai Mall to breathtaking views of Burj Khalifa.
Commenting on the renovation, Mohamed Alabbar, Founder of Emaar, stated:
“The Dubai Fountain is more than just a visual spectacle; it embodies the spirit of Dubai, where art, innovation, and passion converge in perfect harmony. By elevating this iconic landmark, we continue to create experiences that bring people together, captivate hearts, and transcend time.”
Emaar remains committed to delivering extraordinary experiences and looks forward to unveiling the Dubai Fountain in its most enchanting form after the temporary closure. These enhancements will further cement its status as one of the world’s most renowned water attractions, ensuring it remains a beloved destination for millions in the years to come.
Among Emaar’s most notable developments are Burj Khalifa, a global architectural icon; The Dubai Mall, the world’s most visited retail and entertainment destination; and the Dubai Fountain, the largest dancing fountain in the world—all of which continue to redefine the city’s landscape and visitor experience.
