Dubai is getting a spooky new entertainment zone.
The Zombie Apocalypse Park at the Night Market in Deira Islands will open to the public early next year.
It'll be a zombie-themed venue that features a virtual-reality cinema and creepy games.
What makes the park even spookier is that the entire area will be powered by unique glow-in-the-dark technology.
Liam Hemsworth leads 'The Witcher' in season four 'refresh'
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Egypt hopes vast new museum by the Pyramids will accelerate tourism revival
Egyptian officials are hoping the inauguration of a vast new museum on Saturday will accelerate the revival of a tourism industry hampered for more than a decade by internal upheaval, a pandemic and regional conflicts.
Robin Hood returns to screens with new gen 'origin story' series
New TV series "Robin Hood" explores the legendary outlaw's origins with a personal take and previously unseen historical authenticity, the show's creators say.
Abu Dhabi to unveil 'Stranger Things: The Experience' this November
Fans of the Netflix series "Stranger Things" will get a chance to immerse themselves in the world of Upside Down at Abu Dhabi's Yas Island from November 14.
Austrian chancellor rejects talk of Israel Eurovision ban
Austria's Chancellor Christian Stocker has firmly rejected any suggestion of banning Israel from the Eurovision Song Contest as his country prepares to host the next edition of the competition in 2026.
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