Dubai's 3-day super sale shopping extravaganza is back

Friday, 27 May 2022 19:24

By ARN News Staff

Dubai's much-anticipated three-day super sale returns this weekend, offering savings of up to 90 per cent on a selection of lifestyle, beauty, fashion, electronics, and other items.

The bi-annual event, organised by the Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment (DFRE), runs from Friday, May 27 until Sunday, May 29 across major shopping malls and retail outlets.

From amazing offers to cash back promotions and valuable rewards, shoppers will get a chance to avail amazing deals on their favourite local and international brands.

The city-wide event will take place across all of Dubai’s key shopping malls including Mall of the Emirates, City Centre Deira, City Centre Mirdif, City Centre Al Shindagha, City Centre Me’aisem, My City Centre Al Barsha, The Dubai Mall, Dubai Marina Mall, Dubai Hills Mall, Mercato, Town Center Jumeirah, Ibn Battuta, Dragon Mart 1 & 2, Circle Mall, The Pointe, Nakheel Mall, and Gate Avenue at DIFC.

#Dubai's 3 day super sale returns from May 27-29 across Dubai’s key shopping malls and retail outlets, offering savings of up to 90% on a huge number of local and international brands https://t.co/MA8yC51orM #tourism pic.twitter.com/wy6hrVt5kW
— Dubai's Department of Economy and Tourism (@DubaiDET) May 26, 2022

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