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Fontana di Dubai riapre 1 ottobre 2025

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Il 27 settembre Emaar ha confermato che l’iconica Fontana di Dubai tornerà operativa il 1 ottobre 2025 dopo cinque mesi di restauro.

Principali cambiamenti

A partire da aprile 2025 la fontana è stata chiusa per interventi di ristrutturazione volti a migliorarne durata e prestazioni.

Nuova base

Sostituita la vecchia superficie danneggiata:

  • Strato impermeabile sul calcestruzzo
  • Isolamento e primer per trattenere l’acqua
  • Piastrelle blu che si illuminano sott’acqua

Luci, suono e coreografia

Aggiornati i sistemi di illuminazione e audio, con coreografie rinnovate e nuove sequenze.

Eredità

Dal maggio 2009 la fontana si estende per 275 metri sul lago Burj Khalifa. I getti raggiungono 140 metri, sincronizzati con musica araba e internazionale.

Orari e punti di osservazione

Dal 1 ottobre 2025 gli spettacoli torneranno ogni 30 minuti dalle 18:00 alle 23:00. I migliori punti: promenade Dubai Mall, ponte Souk Al Bahar, Burj Park e gite in barca.

Perché conta

Non è solo il ritorno di un’attrazione, ma una nuova affermazione dell’impegno di Dubai per l’arte pubblica spettacolare, ora con effetti più forti e un impatto emozionale più profondo.

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