Mabuhay Kabayans! MOTIONGATE™ Dubai Celebrates The 123rd Philippines Independence Day With Thrilling Rides, Amazing Shows And Delicious Pinoy Food
MOTIONGATE™ Dubai, the largest Hollywood-inspired theme park in the Middle East, is celebrating the 123rd Philippine Independence Day in style. The UAE’s resident Filipinos are invited for the five-day fiesta, that startsfrom Saturday, June 12 and goes on until Wednesday, June 16.
Kabayans are in for a treat with MGA Kabayan – a live show featuring popular Filipino dance troupes,planned especially for these five daysthat is sure to get feet tapping; while the restaurants at MOTIONGATE™ Dubai will serve traditional Pinoy delicacies,such as pancit canton, chicken adobo and beef sinigang for just AED 39!
The day pass for the Philippines Independence Day celebrations at MOTIONGATE™ Dubai costs just AED 59 for full-day access,inclusive of all rides, shows and attractions.
The occasion is arguably the world’s biggest celebration of the Philippines’ culture, and MOTIONGATE™ Dubai is looking forward to host the UAE’s sizeable diaspora.As social distancing regulations are in place and capacity is limited, guests are required to book tickets online in advance. Tickets can be booked now at dubaiparksandresorts.com.
For families worried about rising temperatures, MOTIONGATE™ Dubai is a perfect summer getaway as most of the ridesare indoorsand, not just that, even the queue lines, theater, restaurants, retail stores and beautifully themed zones are all airconditioned.With all this fun and thrill,one is sure to get hungry and there is no lack of dining options at MOTIONGATE™ Dubai with nine family restaurants and a wide range of quick dining kiosks located throughout the park, to satisfy even the pickiest eater. Guests can also buy the latest official film licensed merchandise across 15 themed retail shops in addition to a wide selection of kiosks and carts.
MOTIONGATE™ Dubai continues to operate with enhanced health and safety policies in-line with current guidelines from the UAE Ministry of Health and Prevention and World Health Organisation’s approved international practices. These include social distancing measures, contactless payment, reduced capacity in rides, shops and restaurants, and enhanced cleaning and disinfection measures.
