Dubai has unveiled plans to develop ‘Therme Dubai’, a first-of-its-kind wellbeing resort and interactive park in the region, which spans 500,000sq ft, stands 100m tall and is designed to host up to 1.7 million visitors annually.
With an estimated cost of $544M, the project will be developed inside Zabeel Park in collaboration with the private sector, represented by Therme Group, an international wellbeing leader, renowned for creating unique wellbeing resorts and infrastructure. It is being funded by a consortium of local and international financing partners, with completion anticipated by 2028.
The tallest facility of its kind in the world, ‘Therme Dubai, integrates elements of relaxation, leisure, family entertainment, healthcare and natural environments. The project’s key attractions include a Michelin-star restaurant, three 18m waterfalls and expansive 4,500sq m indoor and terrace pools offering dynamic, all-year water environments.
Additionally, the project will feature an exhilarating play area with 15 waterslides and experiential art installations designed to enrich the customer experience.
