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All New Magic Planet At Sharjah City Centre
Magic Planet, the leading family amusement park, is now sporting a new look at Sharjah City Centre as it reopened its doors to the public recently. Now spanning a total area of 1,841 square metres, the refurbished facility promises to keep its visitors captivated with its newly added rides and games.
Magic Planet was closed for renovation on April 9 this year and has now returned to entertain its fans like never before. Five all-new amazing rides are now launched at the facility, including Jump Around, Grasshopper, Smash Bugs (Bumper Cars), Bug Catcher and Crazy Caterpillar.
Source: www.ameinfo.com
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