For the first time in 15 years, the Walt Disney Company has announced the development of a new theme park - a resort destination in Abu Dhabi that marks the company’s entry into the Middle East.

Abu Dhabi announced plans last year to invest over $10 billion in infrastructure to expand its tourism industry.

Disney recently revealed plans to develop its seventh global theme park and its first in the Middle East. Here’s why the ...

The United Arab Emirates is famous for breaking records. So when Disney announced its first theme park in the Middle East ...

Open Sun-Thu 11am-8pm, Fri-Sat 11am-9pm. Dubai Parks and Resorts, dubaiparksandresorts.com (04 820 0000). The world’s first football themed theme park, this experience will hit right in the back of ...

The Walt Disney Company announced plans for a groundbreaking seventh theme park destination ... with a reported 120 passengers traveling through Dubai and Abu Dhabi each year.

Like many of Miral’s offerings, the park will be located on Yas Island, less than 30 minutes from downtown Abu Dhabi and less than an hour from Dubai. In addition to theme parks, Yas Island ...

Walt Disney Co.’s seventh theme park destination will be in the United Arab Emirates, on a relatively new tourist island already packed with amusement parks, a golf course, indoor skydiving and a ...

Yas Island in Abu Dhabi is set to welcome a Disney theme park in the coming years. It already has four other popular theme ...

Walt Disney announced plans on Wednesday to open a Disney theme park in United Arab Emirates' capital Abu Dhabi in ...

The company saw a 13% rise in income at its iconic theme parks, while subscribers to its streaming services grew by 2.5 million.