Al Ain Winterland Opens At Hazza Bin Zayed Stadium With Sheikh Mohammed Bin Hamdan

Sheikh Mohammed bin Hamdan bin Zayed Al Nahyan has inaugurated the winter games event Al Ain Winterland at Hazza bin Zayed Stadium, positioning it as a new hub for leisure and sport in Al Ain Region, with activities scheduled to run until 15th January 2026.

During the opening visit, Sheikh Mohammed bin Hamdan bin Zayed Al Nahyan stated that community sporting and leisure events are central to improving quality of life, explaining that such programmes support social cohesion, encourage healthier habits and reflect the UAE leadership’s vision for an empowered and engaged society.

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The launch of Al Ain Winterland is aligned with broader development plans that seek to reinforce Al Ain Region as a year-round destination for families, supported by continued investment in infrastructure, upgraded community services and the creation of recreational and sports facilities designed for all segments of the population.

Al Ain Winterland features a winter-themed setting that combines entertainment, family activities and sports experiences, including ice-skating and adventure games, alongside dedicated areas where children and youth can take part in interactive games that encourage participation, physical movement and shared experiences across different age groups.

Beyond games and sports attractions, Al Ain Winterland offers heritage-themed restaurants and cafés reflecting Al Ain Region’s cultural identity, while creative programmes and artistic and cultural workshops aim to build children’s skills, encourage innovation and provide an integrated setting that supports the growth of young creative talents.

Sheikh Mohammed bin Hamdan bin Zayed Al Nahyan toured Al Ain Winterland with Rashed Musabbeh Al Manei, Director-General of Al Ain City Municipality, Brigadier Saeed Humaid bin Dalmouj Al Dhaheri, Director of Al Ain Police Directorate, and several other officials, highlighting the event’s role in expanding community-focused recreation across Al Ain Region.

With inputs from WAM