Dubai: Ramadan gives families, friends and communities an opportunity to stay connected and enjoy a range of experiences and activities across Dubai.
According to Dubai Festival and Retail Establishment, a number of malls across the emirate have extended their timings to welcome residents and visitors alike and to keep the Ramadan festivities going for longer hours into the night.
Those fasting as well as those who are not, can enjoy late hours at multiple shopping locations for Ramadan, which will also continue till Eid in Dubai.
Here is the list of malls with extended timings during Ramadan:
Mall of the Emirates: From 10am to 1am, Monday to Sunday.
Dubai Mall: Retail shops: 10am to 1am, on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays; 10am to 2am, Monday to Thursday.
Restaurants and food courts: 10am to 2am every day.
Waterfront promenade restaurants: 10am to 1am every day.
City Centre Deira, City Centre Mirdif: 10am to 1am every day.
Restaurants and cafes: 10am to 2am every day.
Dubai Festival City Mall: Retail shops: 10am to midnight, Sunday to Wednesday.
Restaurants and cafes: 10am to midnight, Sunday to Wednesday; 10am to 1am, Thursday to Saturday.
Dubai Hills Mall: Retail shops: 10am to midnight everyday.
Restaurants, cafes and food court: 10am to 1am everyday.
Mercato: 10am until 11pm throughout Ramadan. Some outlets may remain open until 2am.
Al Seef and Al Khawaneej Walk: Retail shops: 10am to midnight, weekdays; 10am to 1am, weekends.
Restaurants and cafes: 10am to midnight, weekdays; 10am to 1am, weekends.
City Walk: Retail shops: 10am to 12am, Sunday to Saturday.
Restaurants and cafes: 10am to 1am, Sunday to Saturday.
La Mer: Retail Shops: 10am to 11pm, Sunday to Thursday; 10am to midnight, Friday to Saturday.
Restaurants and cafes: 10am to midnight, Sunday to Thursday; 10am to 1am, Friday to Saturday.
The Beach: Retail Shops: 10am to 11pm, Sunday to Thursday; 10am to midnight, Friday to Saturday.
Restaurants and cafes: 10am to midnight, Sunday to Thursday; 10am to 1am, Friday to Saturday.
