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Post by : Saif Rahman
Global Village, one of the world’s most famous cultural and entertainment destinations, has unveiled a spectacular set of new attractions for its 30th season. Organisers say this season promises the “most wonderful experience” yet, with exciting zones, adventure parks, and upgrades designed to thrill visitors of all ages.
Gardens of the World
One of the highlights for this season is the ‘Gardens of the World’. Visitors can stroll through beautifully designed gardens filled with exotic flowers, unique landscaping, and iconic landmarks from countries around the globe. The section aims to give guests a sense of travel and discovery while staying inside the park.
Dragon Kingdom
For those who love myths and adventure, the ‘Dragon Kingdom’ will provide an immersive experience. This attraction features 11 themed rooms that take visitors through the mystical world of Blackstone Hollow. Guests will help Ignis, the last dragon, regain his lost power, making it an interactive and magical journey suitable for families and young explorers.
Little Wonderers – Adventure for Kids
Children are not left out in this season. The ‘Little Wonderers’ zone is an indoor adventure park designed to spark curiosity and excitement among young visitors. With multi-level obstacle courses, ball pits, tunnels, and glowing adventure challenges, this area promises safe, fun, and unforgettable experiences for kids. It will open later in the season.
S30 Passports
Global Village has also introduced S30 Passports, a fun way for visitors to track their journey through the park. Guests can collect stamps from every pavilion they visit, creating a memorable keepsake and encouraging exploration of all attractions.
Upgraded Facilities
To make visiting easier and more enjoyable, all park facilities have been upgraded. Way Finding screens will now be placed around the park to guide guests and help them navigate efficiently. These improvements aim to reduce crowding and make it simple for families and groups to find their way.
Food and Dining Expansion
Food lovers will enjoy the expanded Fiesta Street, offering more than 200 diverse dining options. The Indian Chaat Bazaar has received a fresh theme and design, while the Railway Market has been renamed Dessert District, blending nostalgic charm with modern aesthetics. Visitors can now enjoy a mix of traditional and contemporary treats while exploring the park.
A Celebration of Culture and Fun
Global Village has always celebrated world cultures, arts, and entertainment. Season 30 builds on this tradition by combining cultural experiences with new technology, adventure, and upgraded amenities. Organisers hope that the new attractions, adventure zones, and interactive experiences will attract both returning visitors and newcomers.
Season 30 of Global Village promises to be a cultural feast, offering fun, education, adventure, and delicious food for visitors of all ages. With the combination of beautiful gardens, immersive adventures, children’s zones, and upgraded facilities, it is shaping up to be a season not to miss.
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