The operator of Disneyland Abu Dhabi has put an end to months of speculation by confirming that the upcoming theme park would ...

Theme park announcements usually give the most important details about upcoming attractions. The announcement of a Disney park will be built in Abu Dhabi is an exception.

Disney is set to open a new theme park in Abu Dhabi that the company describes as its most tech-centric park to date out of the six it already has in operation. Made in partnership with Miral, an ...

Disney’s resort will be located on Yas Island, where Miral has developed other resorts including SeaWorld YAS Island Abu Dhabi, Yas Waterworld, and Warner Bros. World, built under license by CNN ...

Disneyland Abu Dhabi represents a profound cultural exchange between western and Middle Eastern cultures, but it has to clear a few hurdles.

The happiest place on Earth in Abu Dhabi will be built, funded, and operated by Miral. Disney will pilot the creative and attraction design elements and oversee the park's operations.

The Abu Dhabi Disney park is the latest addition to Miral’s enormous Yas Island development in the heart of Abu Dhabi. Over the past two decades the 9.6-sq-mile island has been developed into a ...

Disney is partnering with destinations and experiences company Miral, which is a leader in Abu Dhabi in the sector. Miral will develop and build the theme park with Disney and its Imagineers ...

The Walt Disney Company has announced plans for a seventh theme park: Disney Abu Dhabi. Planned for Yas Island, it will be the first Disneyland in the Middle East. but, like the park in Tokyo, it ...

ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates -- (BUSINESS WIRE)-- The Walt Disney Company (DIS) and Miral, Abu Dhabi’s leading creator of immersive destinations and experiences, announced an agreement to ...

Miral initially approached Disney to talk about their plans for creating a tourism hub in Abu Dhabi, said D’Amaro. That conversation led Disney executives to visit the prospective theme park ...

Disney’s newest theme park will be in Abu Dhabi By Neda Ulaby (NPR) May 7, 2025 2:06 p.m.