Disney Reveals Plans for Abu Dhabi’s Seventh Theme Park

The goal of the new waterfront resort is to draw millions of tourists from around the world.

Officially, Disney will be visiting the United Arab Emirates. On Wednesday, the business announced plans to construct its seventh theme park, which would be its first resort in Abu Dhabi. Yas Island, a burgeoning entertainment area outside the capital city, will be the site of the new attraction.

Yas Island has rapidly gained international recognition as a tourist destination thanks to its key attractions, which include the Formula One Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Ferrari World, Warner Bros. World, SeaWorld, and a waterpark. The goal of Disney’s addition is to increase the enthusiasm even more.

Abu Dhabi is experiencing record-breaking tourism at the time of this major project. With more than 120 million people passing through Abu Dhabi and Dubai annually, the United Arab Emirates has established itself as a major travel hub by utilizing two well-known airlines, Emirates and Etihad Airways.

Abu Dhabi has rich cultural activities as well, while being perceived as more sophisticated than Dubai’s glitzy nightlife and beaches. There are already famous museums there, such as the Louvre Abu Dhabi, and more are being built.

Disney intends to build a resort that combines family-friendly entertainment with the opulent elegance of the area by collaborating with local developer Miral. Expectations are high for what is expected to be a wonderful addition to Yas Island, even if details about the rides and attractions have not yet been released.