Warner Bros. Theme Park Opening In Abu Dhabi A Positive Move: Ghobash

Warner Bros. theme park opening in Abu Dhabi a positive move: Ghobash

ABU DHABI, (Pakistan Point News - 24th Jul, 2018) The opening of Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi reflects positively on the global tourism status of the UAE capital, according to Saif Saeed Ghobash, the Under-Secretary of the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi.

"The choice of Yas Island as the home of the world's first indoor Warner Bros. theme park reflects so positively on Abu Dhabi's global status and its ability to attract international tourism investments," he said in a statement today.

He added that this step is further evidence of the plans the emirate is enacting to attract more visitors as it moves further towards a diversified economy; indoor theme parks are a proven summer attraction for families.

"As tourist numbers continue to grow in light of the recent reduction in hotel and municipality fees for hotels, the launch of Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi is expected to increase family and leisure tourism numbers from both domestic and regional markets. The growing variety of leisure attractions in the emirate will further contribute to an increased length-of-stay and spending, ensuring greater growth in tourism revenues," Ghobash continued to say.

For his part, Sultan Al Mutawa Al Dhaheri, Executive Director - Tourism Sector at DCT-Abu Dhabi said, "The launch of Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi will serve as a major boost for the tourism sector in Abu Dhabi.

"Opening such a world-class tourist attraction will further elevate the emirate's status as the middle East’s destination of distinction, featuring as other prestigious assets do, such as Ferrari World Abu Dhabi and Yas Waterworld. The theme park will significantly complement Yas Island's recreational offer, as it features entertainment facilities for the whole family and is associated with superheroes and fantasy worlds created by Warner Bros. Studios based on fascinating popular characters," he concluded.