Expo 2020 Dubai: Airshow, fireworks, concerts; 10 top things to do on the last day

The expo 2020 Dubai is coming to a close, but there are still plenty of things to do on the last day! If you’re looking for an action-packed day, be sure to check out the airshow, fireworks show, and concerts. These are all sure to provide a memorable experience. In addition, there are many other attractions that you can visit on the last day of the expo. We’ve compiled a list of 10 top things to do on the last day of expo 2020 Dubai!

182 days ago, a breathtaking show projected on Al Wasl Dome signaled the start of the Expo 2020 Dubai.

Now, just 182 days later, the Expo is coming to a close.

The Expo site, which is now known as the “Expo District“, will continue to be used for cultural and recreational purposes.

A few selected pavilions will remain open after the Expo until 31st of January 2021, including:

– The UAE Pavilion

– The China Pavilion

– The Saudi Arabia Pavilion

– The Indian Pavilion

The other pavilions will be dismantled and recycled.

The Expo 2020 Dubai has been a great success, with over 25 million visitors from 190 countries.

On the last day of the Expo, there are plenty of things to do! Here are our top ten picks:

– Watch the airshow at 11am, 12pm, and/or evening.

– Witness the incredible fireworks show at night.

– Enjoy a concert by your favorite artist.

– Take a ride on the Dubai Eye Ferris Wheel.

– Visit the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque.

– Shop at the Dubai Mall.

– Explore the city’s culture and heritage at the Al Fahidi Historic District.

– Have a delicious meal at one of Dubai’s many restaurants.

– Relax on Jumeirah Beach.

Take a final stroll through the Expo District and reminisce about all the amazing things you have seen and done over these last six months!

The spectacular closing ceremony at Al Wasl Plaza will  be the perfect way to end your Expo experience. l Wasl Plaza will be displayed on 20-plus giant screens across the Expo 2020 Dubai site, including the main stages, Festival Garden and various country pavilions, enabling everyone to experience the magic.

From concerts to a glorious air show, the last day of Expo 2020 Dubai is not to be missed!

Here are the top things to check out

Young Emirati girl is back

At 7pm, the young Emirati girl from the opening ceremony will take the world on another compelling journey. “For 182 days, she has grown, learned and connected with people from around the world – what remains is the final step before she awakens to her full potential,” according to the Expo team.

It promises to be another multisensory experience, with more than 400 professionals and volunteers from 56 countries. Over 745 costumes have been created for the culmination of Expo 2020 Dubai. Forty members of a UAE-based children’s choir will perform Ishy Bilady, the National Anthem of the UAE, joined by the all-women Firdaus Orchestra, conducted by Yasmina Sabbah.

Stars to glitter on stage

Fireworks at midnight … and then some more

The celebrations of successfully hosting the region’s first World Expo will continue well into the night, with fireworks lighting up the skies above at midnight and 3am.

All things science and fun

The Science Show is a 30- to 40-minute experience that includes interactive audience participation and experiments with a total of four rounds. It is hosted at the Terra Auditorium.

Balloon magic

Mr Balloon Man performs “jaw-dropping tricks and manipulations from within a bubble”, according to the Expo team. “Bring the whole family to see this unique and unusual magic show that is sure to amaze everyone.” You can catch him on the Earth Stage, Sustainability District. He wows audiences at 12.35, 2.50 and 3.55pm.

Look ma, jets!

Between 4 to 4.30pm, jets will paint the skies above the Expo site in a hue of colours. “This is going to be one thrilling sight by Fursan Al Emarat from the United Arab Emirates Air Force,” according to the Expo team.

Trick and treat!

The Air Head Show is put on by a multi-talented circus performer, “who uses a huge balloon in different ways to create a unique spectacle involving amazing acrobatics”. You can catch him at the Sea Stage, Mobility District, at 1.05, 1.55 and 2.45pm.

Flying piano to take off

The Expo 2020 World String Ensemble will take to the stage on the closing night. The group consists of 16 talented international musicians led by maestro Harout Fazlian, and talented Italian pianist Eleonora Constantini, familiar to many Expo 2020 Dubai visitors as the performer behind the amazing Flying Piano show at Mission Possible – The Opportunity Pavilion.

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