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Fontanna Dubaju otwarta 1 października 2025

Oficjalne ogłoszenie

27 września firma Emaar potwierdziła, że słynna Fontanna Dubaju wróci do pracy 1 października 2025 roku po pięciu miesiącach remontu.

Najważniejsze zmiany

W kwietniu 2025 roku fontannę zamknięto, aby przeprowadzić gruntowne prace modernizacyjne.

Nowa podstawa

Wymieniono popękaną powierzchnię:

  • Warstwa hydroizolacyjna na betonie
  • Izolacja i grunt do zatrzymywania wody
  • Niebieskie płytki świecące pod wodą

Światło, dźwięk i choreografia

Systemy oświetleniowe i dźwiękowe zostały udoskonalone, a choreografie odświeżone nowymi elementami.

Dziedzictwo

Od maja 2009 fontanna rozciąga się na 275 metrów wzdłuż jeziora Burj Khalifa. Strumienie osiągają 140 metrów w rytm muzyki.

Harmonogram i miejsca

Od 1 października 2025 pokazy będą odbywać się co 30 minut od 18:00 do 23:00. Najlepsze miejsca: promenada Dubai Mall, most Souk Al Bahar, park Burj Park i rejsy łodziami.

Znaczenie

To nie tylko powrót atrakcji, ale też dowód na dążenie Dubaju do widowiskowej sztuki publicznej, wzbogaconej o mocniejsze efekty i emocje.

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