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DUBAIUAE, Dec. 12, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- One of Dubai's most anticipated new hotels, Vida Dubai Marina & Yacht Club, is now open to welcome you with the best of city's experiences from yacht adventures to culinary offerings and amazing nightlife.

With its idyllic location on the waterfront promenade, Vida Dubai Marina & Yacht Club brings diverse gastronomic offerings with a stunning vista and adds to the already vibrant lifestyle to be found in the neighborhood. This will surely be your next destination for bites, sips, and weekend vibes - you can even bring your furry friends along to make it paw-some.

Origins restaurant brings the perfect blend of fabulous flavours for those wanting to eat cleaner with a perfect marina view. Whether you are looking to start the day off right, devour a light lunch, or savour a delectable dinner, Origins is the spot for you.

For a change of pace Stage 2 offers a relaxed vibe, ideal for connecting with friends, or popping some headphones in and catching up with some work. With indoor and outdoor seating, you can grab a bite and a coffee and enjoy this chilled out space with an energetic creative kick.

With exceptionally crafted creative spaces and amenities, Vida Marina & Yacht Club offers an upscale lifestyle hub for entrepreneurial and creative minds, so come to Dubai's new destination where you can connect, inspire, and create.

Head of Emaar Hospitality Group, Mark Kirby said: "We are incredibly proud and excited to introduce Vida Dubai Marina & Yacht Club as this is a very important extension of Vida brand. Dubai Marina is full of life and exceptional energy, a great community where our brand fits perfectly and we look forward to integrating into this neighbourhood while offering both visitors and guests unforgettable experiences."

About Vida Hotels and Resorts:Vida, meaning 'life' in Spanish embraces warmth, simplicity, and creativity in design-led spaces. Vida Hotels and Resorts inject life into experiences by keeping its authentic, yet creative values close to heart. This is an urban hub that offers an upscale lifestyle at stylishly designed hotels, resorts, and residences across the region. Positioned as a lively and vibrant space where creative and entrepreneurial minds can create, play, and come alive.

Vida Hotels and Resorts offer a stimulating environment where style meets convenience and interactivity. As a brand that is inspired by creativity and design, it captures the most high-spirited destinations across the UAE including Vida Downtown, Vida Emirates Hills, Vida Creek Harbour, and Vida Beach Resort Umm Al Quwain. It is expanding its vibrant lifestyle to key locations in the region with the recent opening of Vida Marassi Al Bahrain and Vida Dubai Marina & Yacht Club along with further expansion to Saudi Arabia and Egypt in the coming future.

With Dubai Tram opening in November 2014, the first phase of the project covered 11 stations. The detailed RTA route map is shown further down below but here is a simplified version of the Dubai Tram map so that you can easily see the Dubai Tram stations that are operational and the directions that the trams will travel around the system.

As of now there is just one route as shown below with 11 stations. There is one circular route that runs from Al Sufouh, round to JBR after passing through Dubai Marina and then back around past JLT and the Marina to end up back at Al Sufouh. There have been plans for a number of years to extend the tram but this has still not happened. It only takes a few minutes to get to each station.

When you catch the tram from the Al Sufouh end the signs may say that the tram goes to Jumeirah Lakes Towers, but it does not just stop there, it keeps going on around the whole route and returns to Al Sufouh.

As you can see from the Dubai Tram map, you can interchange with the Dubai Metro at Dubai Marina (for Sobha Realty station) and Jumeirah Lakes Towers (for DMCC station) and also with the Palm Monorail at Palm Jumeirah station. There is a short walk that also involves a lift to get from the tram to the metro/monorail.

The route goes from Al Sufouh and heads up to the elevated section that runs along the Sheikh Zayed Road side of the Dubai Marina section. The tram route here is an add on to the road that runs along the back of the marina and there are 3 stations along this part of the route. Two of those stations link up with the Dubai Metro at the Dubai Marina station and the Jumeirah Lake Towers station.

We are 8 adults and 2 children will be coming to Dubai.. planning to stay in burj residence down town . Can you suggest us as we want travel in metro and tramp for one day to roam around .. which plan is good and how we can manage it . Or just rent one van would be economy.. please advise

Hi Syed, the tram essentially runs in a loop starting and ending at Al Sufouh but you need to beware that you will probably be charged the maximum fare if you just do a whole loop on it so it is probably best that you get on somewhere, get off somewhere else and then come back again, ensuring you check in and out at each station.

Hello,

If I start from Mina Seyahi Tram station and get down at JLT or JBR1 (just to walk around) and again use Tram to go back to Mina Seyahi then how will I be charged? (I will be using standard Nol card)

Hello,

If I get down at jumiera lake towers metro station, I believe there is a team there but will it take me to or near OneJLT building?

Because not sure I can find taxi easily there.

Thanks

Hi,

We are travelling to Dubai for a few days and will stay at Double Tree by Hilton which shows on website closer to JBR 2 tram. I am wondering would we be able to travel to the city centre i.e. Bur Dubai, Deira etc. either through connection(s) or direct from this tram stop?

Sorry for the delay in replying. Yes all tram stations are open. As Shatha Tower is also close to Nakheel Metro station you could choose many places that are within walking distance of a metro or tram station.

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It always pays to book your race tickets, accommodation and flights well in advance for Abu Dhabi. Capacity is limited at Yas Marina and the event does sell out. Luckily, Yas Marina is well served by airports in both Abu Dhabi and nearby Dubai, both of which are major international hubs serving a range of airlines and multiple worldwide destinations. Race transport is well organised at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, which is good news since Yas Island is actually 35 kilometres from the center of Abui Dhabi. Taxis are relatively cheap and mostly plentiful in Abu Dhabi. Local buses are also available for those on a tighter budget.

Abu Dhabi International Airport (AUH): located around 30km from the city centre and just 10km from Yas Marina, Abu Dhabi Airport is the logical place to fly into for the Grand Prix this November. This growing hub is home to Etihad Airways, the flag carrier of the UAE and also the title sponsor of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. In total, more than 40 airlines offer flights to Abu Dhabi from more than 90 destinations as far afield as North America and Australia.

Did you know that you can book both your hotel and circuit transfers for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix with F1 Experiences? Circuit transfers are available for F1 Experiences guests who have booked their hotel together with an Official Ticket Package. F1 Experiences secures room allocations at some of the most sought-after hotels in Abu Dhabi on race weekend, and return bus transfers from your hotel to Yas Marina Circuit can be added to your booking. View Abu Dhabi 2024 ticket packages & hotels

I am also staying in Dubai for the Grand Prix with my wife and would be happy to share taxi or minibus with others for the Sunday and possibly the Saturday.

I know there are regular buses from Dubai to Abu Dhabi so was going to use either the E100 or E101.

Shahama Park & Ride

This is the service for secondary off-island car park & ride location, it services Abu Dhabi hill spectators as well as other ticket holders who do not have a car parking permit for any yas island parking areas

Hi Peter, tickets for 2017 are not yet on sale (they should be in April). Normally, tickets are sold for 2 or 3 days (two days being the weekend). The consensus is that the West grandstand is the best. More info here.

What is the FB Group called please so that I can join? My husband and I will also be travelling between Dubai and Abu Dhabi daily possibly from Thurs through to Sunday so would also appreciate sharing the taxi cost with other travellers.

Myself and a friend will be in Dubai over the race weekend and would be looking to share taxi to/from the circuit on the Sunday. Can you let me know if you are setting up the FB page as this would be ideal. Thanks

Hi

I will be travelling from Dubai to Yas Marina circuit for the Formula Yas 3000 drving experinece, on the 21 Sept2017. I have booked the 11.30am slot, so what would be the latest time I need to start from Dubai if I were to catch a taxi and how much does it cost. What is the exact location I need to get down. Do you have any shuttle services from Dubai to Abu Dhabi

Thanks

Wow, that sounds like a cool experience! Taxi cost and travel time is in this post above, you need around 2 hours to get there. Ask your hotel if you are not sure, they can arrange the transfer for you.

Hi Andrew just wanted to say great work and thank you for the information. I ll be in Dubai for business during the race and definitely looking at going to the race. I too am hoping to share a taxi or arrangements to and back from Dubai

Hello everyone. I have the 3day tickets to the Abu Dhabi grand prix. I received parking tickets for the 3 days but I am flying to Abu Dhabi for the race. We will be staying at a hotel in Abu Dhabi.

Is anyone interested in using their vehicle and we are willing to share the costs and also can use the parking tickets. We are 2 adults.

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