Dubai Mall to re-open on Tuesday, Mall of the Emirates now partially open
25 April, 2020
While it was officially able to open from Friday, the first day of Ramadan, Dubai Mall is only going to partially re-open its doors on Tuesday, April 28.
"Medical and safety of our customers, employees and tenants remains our priority," the mall announced, saying it really is "undertaking extensive preparations to become able to safely re-open".
The UAE's largest mall will most probably from 12pm to 10pm.
Those over 60, and children between three and 12 cannot visit malls, and shoppers must wear masks. People should expect heightened safety measures: for instance, every person entering the shopping complexes could have their temperature checked.
Yesterday, shoppers entering Mercato Mall in Dubai to go to its Spinneys supermarket had their temperatures checked with a sensor from afar.
Government guidelines mean malls may only allow 30 per cent of the most common capacity of shoppers to enter at any moment.
Mall of the Emirates partially reopens
Mall of the Emirates has announced that it's partially reopen, operating from 12pm to 10pm (but entertainment facilities such as for example Ski Dubai and cinemas remain closed). Shoppers are allowed no more than three hours in the mall, and valet parking is temporarily closed.
People are still encouraged to only go to the mall if essential, and several of the items in Mall of the Emirates can be purchased online with a marketplace launched on Friday, April 24.
Majid Al Futtaim says industry hosts 250,000 products, and has brands such as for example Borders, Lush and Jysk selling products online via the Carrefour site.
Those over 60, and children between three and 12 cannot visit malls, and shoppers must wear masks. People should expect heightened safety measures: for instance, everyone entering the shopping complexes could have their temperature checked.
Yesterday, shoppers entering Mercato Mall in Dubai to visit its Spinneys supermarket had their temperatures checked via a sensor from afar.
Government guidelines mean malls may only allow 30 per cent of the usual capacity of shoppers to enter at any given time.
Mall of the Emirates partially reopens
Mall of the Emirates has announced that it is partially reopen, operating from 12pm to 10pm (but entertainment facilities such as for example Ski Dubai and cinemas remain closed). Shoppers are allowed no more than three hours in the mall, and valet parking is temporarily closed.
People are still encouraged to only go to the mall if essential, and many of the things in Mall of the Emirates can be purchased online with a marketplace launched on Friday, April 24.
Majid Al Futtaim says industry hosts 250,000 products, and has brands such as for example Borders, Lush and Jysk selling products online via the Carrefour site.
City Centre Mirdiff in addition has announced that it is now partially reopen, saying that from Saturday, April 25 to Tuesday, June 30 the mall will most probably from 12pm to 10pm. As at Mall of the Emirates, valet parking isn't available, cinemas aren't operating and changing rooms and prayer rooms are closed.
Burjuman in Bur Dubai in addition has told retailers it'll reopen from Saturday, April 25.
Source: www.thenational.ae
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