On my last night in Dubai… my dad, my stepmum and I spent time sat watching the shows of the Dubai Fountain. A show every half an hour. Very Good.
Fountains across the capital have begun to gush forth after the dry winter months, and they’re more varied in presentation, style and cost than ever. Some dance to classical music with powerful pumps and multicolored lights, while others make frolicking children shriek in delight as they suddenly spurt up out of the ground.
WET recently raised the bar when it created the $220 million Dubai Fountain, which soars almost 500 feet, near the highest building in the world, the Burj Khalifa. The water displays are lit by 6,600 lights and are choreographed to Middle Eastern and other music.
ABB, the leading power and automation technology group, has provided solutions that help the Dubai Fountain reach great heights in the most energy-efficient way. Due to the fast delivery and strong working relationship with Emaar and the consultant on the Burj Khalifa project, ABB was subsequently awarded the Dubai Fountain electrification project, which is part of the Burj Khalifa complex.
In preparation for the grand opening of the first Armani Hotel in the world on March 18, 2010, Armani Hotel Dubai has just unveiled their new state-of-the-art online booking system January 31st to begin processing early room reservations. Their new online booking system allows guests to search real-time room availability and book across all room types, including the highly exclusive and one-of-a-kind Armani Dubai Suite.
This Valentine’s Day head to The Palace – The Old Town to celebrate a romantic evening like never before. Amongst the numerous offerings the hotel has planned for couples on the day is a tailor-made package called ‘Sweet Suite Package’. The hotel, overlooking Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building, will present ‘Sweet Suite Package’ to three couples only.
WET recently raised the bar when it created the $220 million Dubai Fountain, which soars almost 500 feet, near the highest building in the world, the Burj Khalifa. The water displays are lit by 6,600 lights and are choreographed to Middle Eastern and other music.
Fountains across the capital have begun to gush forth after the dry winter months, and they’re more varied in presentation, style and cost than ever. Some dance to classical music with powerful pumps and multicolored lights, while others make frolicking children shriek in delight as they suddenly spurt up out of the ground.
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The big musical fountain in the night in ftont of “Buri Khalifa” in Dubai, the world-tallest building (828m , 168 floors). The whole 828mm “Buri Khalifa” building in Landscape format t because this video was taken by LUMIX G Superwideangle lens (14mm-28mm KB). Enjoy unusual view of super wide angle in video!
This video was made during my holiday to The United Arab Emirates, from the 124th floor in Burj Khalifa and from the Waterfront Promenade at Souk al Bahar.
Over 6,600 WET Superlights the most advanced incandescent large fountain lights available today and 25 colour projectors create a visual spectrum of over 1,000 abstract attractions.
Dubai Fountain is the center piece of the Downtown Burj Khalifa, located at the front of Burj Khalifa. Emaar, the developer of Burj Khalifa, and Downtown Burj Khalifa had announced the Dubai fountains in June 2008, at the expected cost of AED 800 million or USD 218 million, which is the total cost of the Fountain’s lake, the fountain, and its filtration system.
Musical Fountain @ Burj Khalifa (Burj Dubai). Feb 2010
Dubai fountain video. 05. Feb 2010