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Dubai World Cup's 'Arabian Nights' evening moved due to weather
Due to the current weather conditions, the venue of Arabian Nights that is scheduled for Thursday March 26th has been transferred from the Meydan Arena to Dubai World Trade Centre, Hall 7 & 8.
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Dubai: Due to the current weather conditions, the venue of Arabian Nights that is scheduled for Thursday March 26th has been transferred from the Meydan Arena to Dubai World Trade Centre, Hall 7 & 8.
Parking will be available in the B and C car park. The same tickets that have been issued can be used at the Trade Centre as well.
The timings of the event remain the same and the transportation to the Trade Centre venue will be offered from the same locations at the same times.
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