Here’s Where You Can Enjoy Eid Al Fitr Fireworks In Dubai & Abu Dhabi This Year

Are you in Abu Dhabi and looking for the perfect place to see Eid fireworks? Look no further because we’ve got you covered! Abu Dhabi is known for launching sky-pyrotechnics into low-earth-orbit, creating fractal rainbow ribbons that leave everyone in awe.

We’ve rounded up all the displays that have been confirmed so far and the ones that are extremely likely to take place. All displays are likely to start at 9 pm unless otherwise stated.

The leisure and lifestyle hub in the Al Dhafra Region, Al Mugheirah Bay, will celebrate Eid Al Fitr with a spectacular firework display on Friday, April 21, at 9 pm. Visitors can watch the night sky above Khor Al Bazim light up in a multitude of colors.

Hudayriat Island will offer a dazzling fireworks display on Saturday, April 22, at 9 pm. The display will illuminate the island’s spectacular landscape and provide a breathtaking view.

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Yas Bay, one of Abu Dhabi’s foremost new waterfront entertainment districts, will light up the skies once more for Eid after the epic display of pyrotechnical pageantry for NYE. There’s a full night of entertainment on the cards, and the Waterfront’s cafes, bars, and restaurants provide the perfect perch for all the sky-pyro stuff. Yas Bay will also host a series of special activities and entertainment experiences throughout the holiday, including grand concerts with Arab recording stars at Etihad Arena on the second day of Eid.

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Abu Dhabi Corniche, the grand dame of the sky disco, might have a wall of tower blocks in front of it, but that provides plenty of awesome lofty places to view the displays from. Moreover, those color bursts go high, making the display visible over much of the business end of the city.

Al Ain Hazza Stadium offers a free, family-friendly affair that usually offers comfortable seating to catch the awe-inspiring majesty of this Garden City spectacular.

Madinat Zayed Public Park in Al Dhafra is home to some pretty cinematic landscapes, but the dunes will be given an extra neon glow this NYE with a dizzying fireworks display bursting high above the desert.

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Al Marfa beach, the Al Dhafra area’s only developed beach, will be the base of some stunning fireworks for this particularly family-focused time of year.

The Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi (DCT) has also said that there will also be Eid concerts in Al Ain and Al Dhafra. Other Eid public holiday activations will be available in Manarat Al Saadiyat and Qasr Al Hosn. There’ll be traditional Al Ayyala and Al Razfa performances at Al Ain’s Palace Museum. The DCT also confirmed celebratory activities at Al Ain Oasis and Qasr Al Muwaiji.

While some displays are yet to be confirmed, we can expect fireworks at South Plaza, Al Maryah Island, and Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental. Al Maryah Island has also been a recent hub of waterfront whizz-bang, with the canon bursts of the Holy Month giving way to the sounds of fireworks replacing echoing through the island’s canyon of towers. There are also some truly outstanding restaurants on Al Maryah Island from which to sit and enjoy the show from.

As the name suggests, Emirates Palace does enjoy courting celebrations of Gatsby-tier exuberance. Their NYE parties were a thing of abject majesty, and we’re keeping our fingers crossed that this continues on to the 2023 calendar for Eid. Often hosted at the super sophisticated shoreline haunt of Saadiyat Beach Club, the desert island.