Dubai: Modhesh World will be transformed into a big party place during the three days of Eid Al Fitr.
UAE | Leisure
Modhesh World offers fun ways to celebrate Eid
Amusement place open until August 25
- Staff Report
- Published: 17:36 August 18, 2012
Located at Dubai World Trade Centre exhibition halls, Modhesh World will host several events and live acrobatic shows in addition to around 40 different themed zones to reflect the festive spirit of Eid.
No other than Modhesh, the famous smiling cartoon character, himself, will welcome guests and children to his world of fun. Photo opportunities will also be available.
‘Toyoor Al Janah’ (Birds of Heaven), one of the most famous kids musical bands in the region, will give kids a treat in their concert that will take place on Modhesh World Main stage on Monday at 5pm. Other talented singers and performers are also set to capture audience’ hearts and minds.
Admission at the concerts is free. Entry fee to Modhesh World is Dh10.
Modhesh World will be open every day until Saturday, August 25 from 10am to midnight.
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