Dubai Global Village to Mark UAE Flag Day With a 1,000-Drone Show
Mint reports that Global Village in Dubai will mark UAE Flag Day on November 3 with a drone show, flag displays and Emirati cultural attractions.
What's planned
- A drone show, billed as using 1,000 drones.
- Flag displays.
- Emirati cultural attractions.
A caution
Mint notes that reports differ on whether the show will feature exactly that number of drones, so check Global Village's official channels for confirmed details, ticket prices and timings before you plan a visit.
Via Mint.
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