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Are you ready for some family fun at the Magic Park?

With something for everyone, Dubai Garden Glow's park is just right for a family outing

Last updated: March 01, 2020 | 10:53

Text by Priya Mathew | Design by Nicholas D'Souza

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Antonin Kelian Kallouche

The installation outside the Magic Park is an indication of things to come, but it never quite tells the story until you turn it on its head.

Designed to deceive your eyes and create spellbinding illusions, Dubai Garden Glow’s latest attraction features about 25-odd exhibits and 3D artworks. But unlike the usual art galleries, you are not a passive observer here. You will have to engage with the objects and artworks to produce captivating results, which you can then record for posterity. With something to challenge and excite everyone, the park has been drawing families in droves.

Here’s how you too can have loads of fun at the Magic Park with your family.

It’s all about having a good time together at the Magic Park. Make the most of the jungle props and pretend you and your family are on a safari

Although there would be help around to get you started on the best pose and the spot to get beautiful photographs, think outside the box. Go free-style and find out what works for you. Capture your children explore the kaleidoscope while you push your boundaries

Though a little spooky, the dino on the prowl offers a host of photo opportunities. Go as dramatic as you want and create illusions that you and your family would look back upon fondly

Take a snap of your family at Ame's House. Find out who among you can figure out why children appear bigger than adults

Three heads are better than one. Wrack your brains to create a stunning illusion on the upside-down staircase

Nineteen-year-old Minhal Mohamed Al Lawati and his cousin, Nizar Al Shabibi, 17, from Oman, crank up the fun quotient with the help of the genie

Watch the 3D butterflies come to life as you capture your family have fun

Surprise your mates with the smart use of the mirror illusion

Farouk Ayman and his aunt, Aya Mustafa, who’s visiting from Jordan, scale the Burj Khalifa

Mohammad Alowaifeer and daughter Fatima from Saudi Arabia give a perfect take at the slanted house

Create a narrative for your photographs so that it’s fun to recall it with your children later

The Alsuwaidis try a new trick in the upside-down living room

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