The singing fountains in Sharjah are, without exaggeration, one of the largest such structures in the Persian Gulf. The jets of water during the evening show rise up to 100 meters in height, the total width of the complex exceeds 200 meters. A separate bright spectacle is arranged for children, accompanied by music from popular cartoons, which ends with colorful fireworks and causes delight among the audience.
History of creation
According to official data, the launch of Singing Fountains in Sharjah cost more than 100 million dirhams. The complex operates in the Al-Majaz park area, which began to be created in 2010 as part of a project to develop the emirate.
Singing fountains were chosen as the main entertainment attraction. The presentation of the first show took place in 2012, and the daughter of the ruler of Sharjah, Budur bint Sultan Al-Qasimi, came to the opening, which underlines the importance of the facility.
Short description
The singing fountains in Sharjah are built in a chain of water pumps, the length of the complex is 220 meters. During the performance, laser lights, spotlights, videos, music are turned on, and various displays are activated. Visualization of the main points of the history of the United Arab Emirates looks impressive. The jets of water rise and fall harmoniously to the music, making it seem as if the fountains are dancing and singing, energizing others with a positive mood. Spectacular photos are taken against their background.
Information for visitors
During the day, the singing fountains in Sharjah look normal, at this time locals and tourists come for a walk in Al-Majaz Park to chat with their relatives and friends, look at flowers and plants, send children to ride on attractions, have lunch in a cafe or restaurant. The show starts at 18.30 or 19.00, on average one program runs from 5 to 10 minutes, the interval between shows is about half an hour. The final screening ends at 23.30.
The visitors left positive feedback on the organization and the convenient time before each performance. Watching the Singing Fountain show in Sharjah is free, only the Dry Fountain attraction is considered paid. Jets of water create 2 giant screens displaying realistic portraits of political or cultural figures, palm trees, galloping horses, camels and oriental dances.
How to get
Public transport that follows Al Wahda Road or Jamal Abdul Naser Street is suitable. Buses E400 and E700 pass through Al-Majaz Park, where there are Singing Fountains in Sharjah. You can also get there by taxi or car, which can be rented in the UAE from the age of 21. From the center of Sharjah, the attraction can be reached on foot in 20 minutes.
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