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Also, it has many different kinds of people there - visitors and denizens.

You can hunt for the desired collectibles.

All places are aged person / disabled person friendly. Very good transport facilities. Over all a very nice place to visit.

With the service of Hop Up Bus make it more convenient for small group of traveller.

DUBAI IS ABSOLUTELY SAFE TO STAY AND I WOULD RATE DUBAI BEING THE BEST CITY IN THE WORLD FOR SHOPPING, YOU MUST COME AND ENJOY.

I like the the powers to be have control and the laws are enforced. You don't have to worry about major crime. If you do what they tell you to do, all will be good. The police in this country are still police and not puppets of crime bosses and the government. The government make laws, they stick to it and the police enforce them. This is a country that works. I love this place and will move here as soon as i can. I want to setup a business here. Very friendly to businesses.

Dubai city is built with different skill sets of people selectively chosen from all parts of the world keeping in mind only Business.

Global village was lovely and a great night out. City is clean and modern with all the frills. Essentially a shopping paradise!

It has a fantastic airport and good taxi, the hotels are of a very good standard and typically Filipino and Indian staff are very good. One can find very good food, though typically quite expensive and the shopping in a few of the malls can be quite good but also quite expensive. However, the city is poorly planned and very spread out, its really quite time consuming to get from one place to the other and there is very little in the way of public parks or outdoor spaces. There is no apparent centre to the city, there is apparently no place the people really congregate and hence the city really seems to lack any soul.

There are a number of cultural sites like the heritage village where you can learn or understand a little bit about islam and the culture of the country. For asians like myself, i find it difficult to make do with the food choice and the huge portion of them. As for shopping at souqs, you can try to bargain. However most of them do hard-selling, so make sure you ask for the price range first before actually browsing through the stuffs. They are generally not good in customer service though.

I'm sure that there could be wonderful hidden treasures and jems off the beaten path, but for a short break, it's just malls, decent food choices, and low-cost workers everywhere. I enjoyed my weekend there, but still, it was a stop-over - people who make this a destination for an acutal vacation must be a different type of traveller.

visit for travellers should limit to the main attractions in the city. most people that goes to Dubai are those who are working in the other cities and need to break away from the routine life.

now we have a daughter and our holidays have changed as its now more about our daughter enjoying and yet again theres so much for children to see and do. Just cant go wrong with visiting Dubai.

We even left the water park early despite the fact we paid about $500 plus for our family to enter. 52 degrees celcious was just ridiculously hot couldn't enjoy anything

The high fee to go to the 124th floor observation deck of the Burj Khalifa is a waste of money. The haze means only the buildings within about two blocks are clearly visible. The Burj Arabia sail shaped hotel is barely visible through the haze and the Palm shaped islands are not visible at all. The same applies to the Modern Architecture tour to Abu Dhabi. A van with small windows meant one could mainly see street level and hazy views through the windshield. I don't recommend the area to any one.

good & safe please to for business, shopping & enjoy the natural life like lovely sandy beaches & desert especially in winter .

..can enjoy the swimming and beach life.Safari, Tower Khalifa, Maria, Dubai Mall, Emirates Dubai Mall. and Dubai Meusum.