Stunning new Apple Al Maryah Island to open on Friday, February 25
What you need to know
- Apple's new Abu Dhabi store opens on Friday.
- Apple Al Maryah Island is an incredible new retail location set atop a stunning water feature.
- It will debut three unique Today at Apple sessions.
Apple has announced that its stunning new Al Maryah Island store will open this Friday.
The company stated:
SVP of Retail + People Deirdre O'Brien said Apple "couldn't be more thrilled to open the stunning Apple Al Maryah Island this Friday" and that its "talented team is ready to welcome and delight customers from this vibrant community to our newest location in the Emirates."
The store will offer three unique today at Apple sessions including a photo walk, music walk, and art walk. The store reportedly has over 80 employees representing 28 nationalities and over 30 languages.
It is also the first store to feature Absolute Black Granite stone, used to pave the two entrance ramps on either side of the stunning waterfall at the front of the store. It also has a golden carbon fiber roof and a mirrored stainless steel entrance for visitors coming from The Galleria shopping mall next door.
The store will open on Friday 25 at 5 pm local time, and will be a great chance for customers to get hands-on with devices like the iPhone 13, Apple Watch Series 7, and all of Apple's best iPads and Macs.
It will also be a welcome addition ahead of a rumored March event where Apple is expected to unveil a new iPhone SE and iPad Air, as well as new Macs.
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