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Attendees of the 28th edition of the Dubai World Cup at Meydan Racecourse this Saturday are in for an extraordinary treat as they witness a closing ceremony unlike any other.
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With an ambitious goal to set a new Guinness World Record, cutting-edge drone, laser, and lighting technologies will be deployed, pushing the boundaries of visual spectacle to new heights. A staggering 4,000 specialized drones will take to the sky, adorned with both LED lights and unique pyrotechnic displays, ensuring a breathtaking 33-minute aerial showcase of dynamic 3D sculptures.
Through precise synchronization of lights and lasers, spectators will be enveloped in a seamless and immersive experience, serving as the perfect conclusion to the prestigious US$30.5 million race day. Featuring three of the world's most powerful laser beams, each emitting a formidable 600W beam, alongside twelve state-of-the-art 70W show lasers boasting unparalleled optical systems, the sky will transform into a mesmerizing canvas of vibrant light and color.
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Major General Mohammed Dr Mohammed Essa Al Adhab, Executive Director of Dubai Racing Club, commented, “The Dubai World Cup is well-known for a spectacular closing show and we are working with our partners to make this one better than ever.
“As always, it’s a closely guarded secret but I can say that those attending the 28th running of this great race meeting should prepare to see something they haven’t seen before!”
The main event of the nine-race card, the Dubai World Cup [Sponsored by Emirates Airline] boasting a US$12 million purse, kicks off at 8:35 pm (UAE time), followed by the closing ceremony scheduled for 9:20 pm.