I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream! Who doesn’t love ice cream? Everybody on the face of this earth surely loves ice cream. And do you know what is better than ice cream? Free ice cream! I am sure you smiled reading it, so imagine how much you will smile eating scoops of it. Emirates is giving out ice cream for free at the Dubai International Airport, and you should go grab it.
Emirates Is Giving Free Ice Cream Scoops
Emirates believes that travel is not just about the end destination; it is also about how you get there. Hence, it is launching a range of experiences for customers as they gear up for a busy season of travel and summer exploration.
One of these experiences is free ice cream, which you can relish on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Yes, just travel through the Dubai International Airport and get free ice cream for your entire family.
Emirates will be offering a refreshing treat for all the travellers around various departure areas. From June 23 to July 16, they will have amazing ice cream flavours positioned at the said areas for passengers to choose from. They will have flavours like vanilla, Arabic coffee, dates, and mango sorbet for you to choose from.
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Just Before You Set Off For Summer Vacations
A video was posted by @tiddingofficial on Instagram where a man could be seen relishing free ice cream at the Dubai International Airport.
He talks to the ice cream vendor, who mentions that these free ice creams are from Emirates, and one can grab as much as they want for themselves and their family.
Emirates passengers will delight in delightful moments this summer, duty-free summer specials, delectable seasonal fare and summer mocktails onboard, and the best movie library and bingeable box sets on ice in the entire world.
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Did you grab your free scoop of ice cream?
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