Abu Dhabi has listed all the locations where you may see fireworks so you can include them in your plans as Eid Al Fitr approaches.
Al Hudayriyat Island
On the first day of Eid, fireworks will be displayed at 9 p.m. in Marsana at the family-friendly Al Hudayriyat Island. You and the whole family can take part in Eid-related activities such as an outdoor movie theatre, game areas, live roving entertainment, DJ music, and more before the dazzling spectacle starts. There will be many Instagram-worthy moments as well, so make sure to bring phones that are well charged.
Yas Bay Waterfront and Yas Marina
The first three days of Eid Al Fitr will feature fireworks over popular Yas Bay on Yas Island. You may enjoy fantastic views of the Yas Marina and Yas Bay Waterfront as the show starts at 9 p.m. Be aware that parking is scarce, so using a taxi is your best option for getting there. Get a great discount code on the Careem app by using YASBAY. Thank you very much.
Keep checking whatson.ae since we’ll be updating this post with new fireworks places as soon as we learn about them.
Spending Eid in Dubai?
Fireworks can be seen in Dubai at several well-known spots, such as Bluewaters Island, Dubai Festival City, and Al Seef Dubai. Further information is available here.
What is Eid Al Fitr?
Eid al Fitr, one of the two official holidays observed in Islam, is also called the “Festival of Breaking of the Fast.” It is a global Muslim holiday that signifies the conclusion of Ramadan.
The Islamic calendar’s ninth month, Ramadan, is celebrated by Muslims all over the world as a time for fasting, prayer, introspection, and community. One of the five pillars of Islam, which forms the basis of the faith, is fasting. Muslims all throughout the world spend their lives according to the pillars, and Ramadan is regarded as the holiest month in the Islamic calendar. It is a time to focus on Allah through good deeds, purify past sins, and engage in prayer, contemplation, and religious devotion.
