Global Village to launch 29th season this October

Monday, 2 September 2024 10:34

By ARN News Staff

Global Village is set to reopen its doors for its 29th season on October 16 until May 11, 2025.

For the upcoming season, Global Village is expanding its offerings, featuring more cultural representation, never-before-seen entertainment, and infrastructure upgrades.

Visitors to the family-friendly destination can experience a diverse range of performances, shopping, and dining experiences from cultures around the world.

Opening more than 25 years ago, the destination set a new record of over 10 million visitors in its 28th season, the longest season to date, hosting 27 pavilions representing over 90 cultures from around the globe, as well as 3,500 shopping outlets and 250 dining options.

The destination is expecting millions of visitors from around the globe to gather for the park’s attractions during the upcoming season.

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