Dubai’s always thinking of how everyone can have fun while in the city. It’s no surprise how the city attracts millions of tourists globally every year. Again, Dubai has a new surprise for everyone but most especially the candy lovers, and definitely for you too if you have a sweet tooth.
Candy lovers are in for the treat of their lives in Dubai! The first-ever Museum Of Candy in Dubai and the only of its kind in the world, has opened its doors to candy lovers, making the city even sweeter. It’s the world’s first fully immersive museum dedicated to all things sweet. Just imagine a pool full of gummy bears, a bath dedicated to cotton candy and an endless flow of lollipops and candy canes; it surely doesn’t get any better than this.
Originally thought to be launched in September but has been pushed to November due to Halloween, the Museum of Candy Dubai will be the latest addition to the city’s list of exciting things to do. While there are many museums across the globe dedicated to sweet treats of all sorts, this will be the first of its kind completely dedicated to candies. The Dubai Museum of Candy promises to be a wild day out packed with color and sugar while also providing the perfect backdrop for Instagrammable moments.
Organizers have been dropping hints and teasers on Instagram about what to expect from the world’s first fully immersive candy museum. Let’s check that out.
World’s First Candy Museum: A Look Inside and What to Expect
The Candy Museum Dubai promises a unique immersive experience for candy enthusiasts of all ages – young or old. Be ready to channel your inner child and have loads of fun exploring the upcoming Museum of Candy in Dubai. A world of sweet treats and some lessons in all things sugary awaits everyone.
Being the first of its kind, the venue will contain about 15 uniquely themed rooms dedicated to different types of candy, ranging from candy canes, gummy bears, and lollipops to macrons, ice cream and more. The rooms will further be divided into eight different zones and filled with interactive elements that are sure to keep visitors entertained.
There’s also a featured Candy Lab where guests can experiment with candy-making techniques alongside expert candy scientists, blending flavors and textures to create personalized confections.
The following 8 zones have been confirmed with the organizers and here’s what to expect from each:
- Sweetopia: An immersive zone filled with sweet treats, playful activities and interactive displays
- Lettergram: You’ll be able to play, create and discover sweet surprises as letters dance with candy here
- Candy paradise: This zone will be filled with sweet surprises full of colorful treats and objects
- Chill and thrill: For all the ice-cream lovers, this will be packed with frozen goodies
- Fairy floss: Some more whimsy mixed with sugar here, with airy, cotton-candy clouds promised
- Night in Paris: The story of “Parisian culinary magic” will be found here. Fans of macarons take note
- Louver of Lollies: Some more treats from the city of love
- Gummy bear pool: While we’re on the French theme, this has to be the pièce de résistance of the whole museum
Sweet lovers and candy enthusiasts will enjoy a 60 to 90-minute-long immersive experience through the brightly coloured and delicious space, with an endless supply of sweet treats. The Candy Museum Dubai’s cafe will also offer candy milkshakes, ice cream, coffee and more.
Museum Of Candy Dubai: Location, Tickets and Timings
The Museum of Candy will be located on Umm Hurair Road near the Oud Metha Metro. A car hire in Dubai allows you to enjoy a peaceful, quiet drive en route to this fun destination or the benefit of a chauffeur-driven service for those unfamiliar with the terrain.
Museum Of Candy Dubai’s tickets will cost AED109 for adults and AED99 for kids. The museum will open between 10 am and 11 pm Monday to Thursday and from 10 am until midnight between Friday and Sunday.
To remember: Opening Friday, November 15.
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