the 52nd UAE Union Day in Dubai

UAE Union Day

Prepare to celebrate the 52nd UAE Union Day in Dubai with a wide range of cultural events, family-friendly activities, shopping sales, and dining options available around the city.

This year’s UAE merger Day celebrations in Dubai, organized by Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment (DFRE), are scheduled for December 1–3. Residents, tourists, and citizens alike are welcome to participate in the events to honor the UAE and commemorate the merger of the country 52 years ago.

UAE Union Day

Experience the thrill of the Glass Slide at Sky Views Observatory with a special AED 52 ticket offer, available only on December 1, 2023. This exclusive deal is open to UAE residents and GCC visitors, offering an unparalleled view of Dubai.

Spend UAE National Day with a Dolphin and Seal show at Dubai Dolphinarium. Enjoy a 30 per cent discount on Regular or VIP Tickets by using the promo code UAE52 at

UAE Union Day ACTIVITIES IN SPORT EVENTS

The Emirates Dubai 7s, which take place from December 1–3 at The Sevens Stadium in conjunction with UAE Union Day, provide an exciting weekend full of athletic brilliance and family-friendly entertainment.

events and live music that captures the essence of the country. When the Emirates Dubai 7s launch the first World Rugby HSBC SVNS series in 2023, rugby fans will be in for a treat. With this ground-breaking addition, 24 elite international teams—12 men’s and 12 women’s teams—will compete for championships.

With a remarkable third straight title in Dubai on the line, South Africa will have fierce opposition from seasoned rivals like Canada, New Zealand, and Samoa.

With France, USA, Fiji, Great Britain, Argentina, Australia, and Spain competing in Pool B and Ireland, Argentina, Australia, and Spain in Pool C, the tournament’s new format promises excitement.



source https://thedailyrugby.com/the-52nd-uae-union-day-in-dubai/

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