Disney Abu Dhabi | New Theme Park is Coming to Yas Island

A WHOLE NEW WORLD IS COMING TO YAS ISLAND

A brand-new Disney destination is coming to Yas Island Abu Dhabi!

Set along the stunning waterfront, Disney Abu Dhabi will bring iconic stories and magical experiences to life like never before.

The future resort will feature groundbreaking technology, stunning design, and a breathtaking modern castle. It promises to be a world-class destination, offering incredible entertainment, themed accommodations, and unique dining and shopping — all infused with the storytelling magic you know and love.

This extraordinary project will create a world of wonder, imagination, and unforgettable memories for families and fans across the globe. Hold on to your mouse ears and stay tuned for more magic as the journey unfolds!

Walt Disney is set to open the Middle East’s first Disneyland in Abu Dhabi, according to an official announcement made on May 7. This will become Disney’s seventh theme park destination globally, joining its existing locations in California, Florida, Tokyo, Paris, Hong Kong and Shanghai.

Strategically located to serve visitors from the Middle East, Africa, India, Asia and Europe, the new resort is expected to attract millions of regional and international tourists every year.

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The announcement has sparked excitement both throughout the UAE and around the globe. With the plans now officially confirmed and the park set to open in the capital, the burning question is: when will it welcome visitors?

While the project is still in its early phases, early clues are emerging about the potential opening timeline and what the iconic theme park might ultimately look like.

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When will the Disney theme park open in Abu Dhabi?

Disney hasn’t announced an official opening date for the upcoming theme park just yet. However, Reuters reports that Disney Experiences Chairman Josh D’Amaro noted a project of this magnitude typically requires one to two years for design, followed by another four to six years of construction.

If everything stays on track, the Disneyland theme park and resort could be welcoming guests as early as 2032 or 2033.

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