Photos: Magical Disney Castle enchants visitors and tourists in Riyadh

Riyadh Season 2023 showcases diverse entertainment options and exclusive events

Published: January 11, 2024 13:26 Compiled by Christian Borbon, Senior Web Editor

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Since its November debut, Disney Castle has captivated Boulevard City with a surge of spellbound visitors and tourists, proving its magical allure. Image Credit: Riyadh Season / X (formerly Twitter)

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Riyadh's Disney Castle serves as a magnet for tourists, drawing global attention and injecting vibrancy into the city's tourism landscape. Image Credit: Riyadh Season / X(formerly Twitter)

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This attraction offers a wide array of interactive experiences to visitors, such as beloved Disney characters, live shows, and interactive storytelling activities. Image Credit: SPA

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In its fourth edition, Riyadh Season, themed 'Big Time', showcases diverse entertainment options, international festivities, and exclusive events featuring celebrity participation. Image Credit: Riyadh Season / X (formerly Twitter)

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The Disney Castle in Riyadh makes history as the first not only in Saudi Arabia but also in the Middle East. Image Credit: SPA

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Disney Castle is located at the Boulevard City, which is in the Northwest of the city and right next to the Boulevard World. Image Credit: SPA

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