UAE is pacing with lightning speed to launch new things in Metaverse. The latest addition to this digital world can be a vital island of the UAE. Yes, we are talking about the Yas Island of Abu Dhabi. The famous leisure island of the UAE will be a part of the Metaverse soon. The news was confirmed by the statement from the CEO of Miral group and DCT-Abu Dhabi.
Get Ready To Enjoy Virtual Yas Island Soon
The session was extremely well received.
Mohammed Al Zaabi, CEO of MIRAL, speaks at IAAPA on the Future of the Middle East Entertainment and Leisure Sector in the UAE and Abu Dhabi. pic.twitter.com/CQJKh7EtBK
— MENALAC (@menalac) November 16, 2022
Every activity that is present in the real Yas Island will be found in the digital version of Metaverse. People can experience zooming around the F1 track, and visiting the plethora of immersive theme parks and whatnot without visiting Abu Dhabi. This digital version of the popular island is going to be a milestone moment for the founding group behind Yas Island.
To turn the 25 sq km island into a world of the future, the Department of Culture and Tourism Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi) has partnered with a variety of companies and tech firms. The list includes Flash Entertainment, Miral, Abu Dhabi Motorsport, and Roblox. Once connected it will allow users to interact, have fun, and discover the island.
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When Will It Release In Metaverse?
We’ve joined forces with a coalition of key Abu Dhabi entities – including @AldarTweets, Miral, @2454abudhabi, Abu Dhabi Motorsports Management, @ThinkFlash, and @yasisland – to take Yas Island into the metaverse, as the initial phase in placing Abu Dhabi in the virtual world. pic.twitter.com/RSKiyQwQYk
— Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi (@dctabudhabi) October 19, 2022
The project is still in the development phase and people can expect completion by next year(2023).
This entertainment sector includes a variety of establishments, including aquariums, malls, and theme parks. Additionally, it is available to worldwide audiences.
So will you enjoy the virtual setup of Abu Dhabi’s new digital island, or are you someone who prefers real-life experience over digital?
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First Published: November 21, 2022 10:49 AM