UAE Residents Set to Celebrate Eid Al Adha with Spectacular Fireworks Across Emirates

For many in the UAE, Eid Al Adha is a significant occasion marked by traditional rituals and communal joy. The government’s announcement of the extended public holiday has been met with excitement, especially among those opting to stay within the country rather than travel abroad

As Eid Al Adha approaches, residents across the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are preparing for a festive long weekend filled with celebrations, family gatherings, and spectacular fireworks displays.

This year, the holiday will bring a welcome four-day weekend from Thursday, June 5 to Sunday, June 8, providing ample opportunity for people to enjoy the festivities and quality time with loved ones.

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For many in the UAE, Eid Al Adha is a significant occasion marked by traditional rituals and communal joy. The government’s announcement of the extended public holiday has been met with excitement, especially among those opting to stay within the country rather than travel abroad.

To make the most of the celebrations, various emirates have planned dazzling fireworks displays at popular locations, ensuring a memorable experience for all.

Dubai: Fireworks at Dubai Parks and Resorts

Dubai will kick off its Eid celebrations with a grand fireworks show at Dubai Parks and Resorts (DPR). The fireworks are set to light up the sky over Riverland Dubai, the bustling retail and dining district that connects the four major theme parks within DPR.

Visitors do not need to purchase the full theme park ticket, which costs Dh295, to enjoy the fireworks. Entry to Riverland Dubai costs Dh20 at the gate and can be used toward food and beverages.

Alternatively, visitors can purchase tickets online for Dh15, though these do not include food or drink credits. The fireworks will be held on June 5 and 6, starting at 9 pm, providing a perfect evening outing for families and friends.

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Abu Dhabi: Multiple Fireworks Displays Across the City

Abu Dhabi will treat its residents to an exciting lineup of fireworks displays spread across several iconic locations during the Eid weekend. ‘

The Yas Bay Waterfront will host nightly fireworks from June 6 to June 8, beginning at 9 pm each evening. This waterfront destination has become a favorite spot for evening outings with its vibrant atmosphere and scenic views.

Additionally, fireworks will be showcased at the Corniche on June 6 at 9 pm, offering residents and visitors a picturesque setting along the Abu Dhabi coastline.

For those in Al Ain, the Hazza Bin Zayed Stadium will also feature a fireworks display on June 6 at 9 pm, bringing the celebrations to the eastern region of the emirate.

Sharjah: Fireworks at Aljada

In Sharjah, the popular Aljada development will light up the night sky with a fireworks show scheduled for Friday, June 6 at 8 pm.’

Aljada, known for its lively community events and family-friendly atmosphere, will provide a fantastic venue for residents to gather and celebrate the festive spirit of Eid Al Adha.

A Holiday to Remember

The four-day Eid Al Adha weekend in the UAE is a perfect chance for residents to relax, enjoy, and connect with family and friends.

Whether watching fireworks in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, or Sharjah, or simply spending quality time at home, the celebrations promise to bring joy and togetherness across the nation.

As the UAE embraces the spirit of Eid, safety measures and crowd management will be in place at all venues to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for everyone.

Residents and visitors are encouraged to plan ahead and arrive early to secure good viewing spots for the fireworks.

With festivities in full swing, Eid Al Adha 2025 is shaping up to be a memorable occasion that highlights the UAE’s rich cultural traditions and its vibrant, community-oriented spirit.

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