Dubai Global Village warns residents of fake websites selling VIP packs
Global Village has warned residents not to buy VIP packs for the coming season from unauthorised websites or individual sellers. The warning comes as the cultural destination in Dubai prepares to open its gates on October 14 for the coming season, which runs until May. Last week, operators opened bookings for the VIP packs, which was followed by a scam warning from Dubai Police, who cautioned the…
Dubai Global Village has urged residents not to purchase VIP packs from unauthorized websites or individual sellers. The cultural destination in Dubai is set to reopen on October 14, with VIP packs now available for booking. Last week, Dubai Police warned the public to be cautious of fake websites and social media accounts promoting fraudulent packages.
The exclusive VIP packs can only be purchased from the official Coca-Cola Arena website (coca-cola-arena.com). Global Village emphasized that buying from unauthorized sources could result in fraud and that such packs may be cancelled or deactivated, as per the terms and conditions. Scammers often mimic or clone official websites and social media profiles to create convincing fake pages, leading to victims making purchases that do not exist or sharing personal information online.
VIP packs for the 2023 season feature a new storybook theme, seven collectable pins, and a range of premium Global Village experiences and benefits. One lucky holder of the Diamond VIP Pack, priced at Dh7,900, will have the chance to win Dh31,000 ($8,440). The packs, available for purchase by anyone aged 18 or older with a valid Emirates ID, include benefits such as VIP parking, entry tickets, and Wonder Pass cards with priority access to rides and bonus points.
Global Village is also reintroducing its Mega Gold and Mega Silver packs, which can be combined with passes or tickets for Dubai Parks and Resorts.
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