Ride away! DFC reopens its entertainment parks
Doha Festival City [DFC]’s Angry Birds World, Virtuocity and Snow Dunes are getting ready for visitors to enjoy. With COVID-19 restrictions easing up, DFC has announced the re-opening of all…
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Doha Festival City is officially open. Here’s what you need to know
About half of the QR6 billion Doha Festival City (DFC)'s 500 stores are currently open, with more to follow in the coming weeks and months.
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Five things to know about the upcoming Doha Festival City
Nearly 50 percent of the mall’s retail outlets and most of its food and beverage offerings are expected to open next month.
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Abuses alleged at under-construction National Museum, Doha Festival City
The men worked for a labor supply company and said they were provided substandard housing and paid QR800 a month, plus an additional QR200 for food.
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Doha Festival City delays public opening to Feb. 1, 2017
The mall had previously planned to open its doors to the public on Sept. 29.
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‘Day-by-day plan’ in place to ensure Doha Festival City opens this fall
"The mall will open its doors for trading on Sept. 29. This will be the entire mall – we took the decision to go for the whole thing," says Kareem Shamma, the CEO of BASREC - the mall’s owner and developer.
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Angry Birds theme park flies to Doha Festival City from rival mall
When it opens next fall, DFC is also expected to be home to a space-themed role play zone, an e-sports gaming arena, F1 and flight simulators and a snow park. Many of those options were originally supposed to be at the Mall of Qatar.
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Doha Festival City fills up, as Harvey Nichols expands to Qatar
Harvey Nichols is the first high-end, international department store to be confirmed as a tenant by Doha Festival City and symbolizes the start of a battle to attract the biggest names in retail by the numerous malls planned to open in Qatar in the coming years.
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Doha Festival City to offer country’s first 4D cinema
The technology allows viewers to experience sensations as well as visuals, such as rain, fog, wind, bubbles, scents and vibrations, depending on what's on-screen.
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