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Following Friday’s practice sessions, the Lusail International Circuit (LIC) delivered another day of high-octane racing action featuring the crucial second practice rounds and qualifying (Q) sessions that determine the starting grid positions for Sunday’s main events, the exciting Tissot Sprint race that gave fans an early taste of premier class competition, and the popular Hero Walk allowing fans to connect with their favorite riders.
The day began with the Idemitsu Asia Talent Cup’s qualifying where the leaders from Friday’s practice sessions maintained their positions. Ryota Ogiwara from Idemitsu ATC – Japan continued to dominate with an improved 2’09.295, followed by Seiryu Ikegami from Idemitsu ATC – Japan second at 2’10.154 and Haruki Matsuyama from Idemitsu ATC – Japan completing the top three at 2’10.414.
The second Moto3™ free Practice followed, where riders fine-tuned their 250cc bikes and strategies following yesterday’s sessions. Jose Antonio Rueda from Red Bull KTM Ajo came first clocking at 2’03.357, followed closely by Adrian Fernandez from Leopard Racing at 2’03.629 and David Muñoz from LIQUI MOLY Dynavolt Intact GP at 2’03.670.
Moto2™’s second free practice saw riders pushing their limits around the 5.38km track. Building on yesterday’s data, Albert Arenas from ITALJET Gresini Moto2 claimed the top spot with 1’57.573, followed by Manuel Gonzalez from LIQUI MOLY Dynavolt Intact GP
at 1’57.575 and Daniel Holgado from CFMOTO Inde Aspar Team finishing third at 1’57.723.
The premier class action started with the second MotoGP™ free practice where factory teams and satellite squads alike used this final opportunity to perfect their race setups leading to some interesting changes in the podium compared to the practices on Friday with Marc Marquez from Ducati Lenovo Team continuing to dominate with an even faster lap recorded at 1’51.877. Following closely was his brother Alex Marquez from BK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP at 1’52.109 and Fabio Quartararo at 1’52.356 from Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP Team.
MotoGP™’s qualifying sessions began with Q1, where riders who didn’t finish in the top 10 during Friday’s practice sessions fought for the final two transfer positions to Q2. The 15-minute session featured intense competition as competitors sought to secure better grid positions for both the Sprint Race and Sunday’s Grand Prix. Ai Ogura from Trackhouse MotoGP Team finished first with a respectable 1’51.104, followed by Alex Rins from Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP Team clocking in at 1’51.512, thus advancing to Q2. Marco Bezzecchi from Aprilia Racing finished third with 1’51.553, placing him 13th on the starting grid.
MotoGP™’s second qualifying determined the first four rows of the starting grid. The 15-minute shootout saw the fastest riders with pole position offering a crucial advantage on the 1.068 km Lusail straight. Marc Marquez continued to dominate with a yet again improved lap at 1’50.499. Once again, following closely was his brother Alex Marquez at 1’50.600 and Fabio Quartararo at 1’50.759 from Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP Team.
The first race of the weekend was the Idemitsu Asia Talent Cup where Japanese riders Ryota Ogiwara, Seiryu Ikegami and Shingo Iidaka maintained dominance with total times of 26’15.497, 26’15.538 and 26’18.311 respectively.
Moto3™ qualifying sessions followed, with David Almansa from Leopard racing coming first with 2’03.237 followed by teammate Adrian Fernandez clocking at 2’03.617. Cormac Buchanan representing DENSSI Racing – BOE came third with a 2’04.299. As for the second qualifying, Ryusei Yamanaka from FRINSA – MT Helmets – MSI topped the timesheets securing his first position at the grid for Sunday’s main race with a time of 2’02.638. Jose Kelso from LEVELUP-MTA finished 0.041 seconds behind followed by Jose Antonio Rueda from Red Bull KTM Ajo clocking in at 2’02.914.
The Moto2™ class completed the day’s qualifying action, with the first qualifying showcasing Senna Agius from LIQUI MOLY Dynavolt Intact GP coming first with 1’57.102, Filip Salac from ELF Marc VDS Racing Team coming second with 1’57.169 followed closely by Diogo Moreira from Italtrans Racing Team clocking in at 1’57.251. The second qualifying witnessed Manuel Gonzalez from LIQUI MOLY Dynavolt Intact GP securing his first position on the grid for Sunday’s race with a 1’56.301. He was followed by Jake Dixon from ELF Marc VDS Racing Team and Aron Canet from Fantic Racing LINO SONEGO clocking in at 1’56.469 and 1’56.593 respectively.
The day’s racing concluded with the highly anticipated Tissot Sprint, featuring 11 thrilling laps and providing fans with an electrifying preview of Sunday’s full-length Grand Prix. Once again the Marquez brothers topped the timesheets with Marc coming first with a total time of 20’38.304, 1.577 seconds ahead of Alex and 3.988 seconds ahead of Franco Morbidelli who came third.
The Fan Zone continued to buzz with excitement as attendees enjoyed simulator experiences, go-karting sessions, illusion shows, and live music performances from various DJs and bands. Additionally, the Hero Walk brought together Moto2™ and Moto3™ riders in a special fan engagement opportunity, allowing spectators to get up close with their favorite competitors. Enthusiastic crowds lined the paddock walkway as riders from both classes signed autographs, posed for photographs, and interacted with fans.
As the 2025 MotoGP™ Qatar Airways Grand Prix of Qatar heads into its final day, fans can look forward to Sunday’s main events, where championship points and racing glory await the victors.
Lusail International Circuit (LIC) commenced the 2025 MotoGP™ Qatar Airways Grand Prix Of Qatar, marking the fourth round of the 77th FIM Road Racing World Championship. Running from April 11-13, 2025, it marks the 21st edition of MotoGP™ at LIC since the circuit first hosted the championship in 2004.
The first day consisted of practice rounds for all categories, including the Idemitsu Asia Talent Cup, a motorcycle road racing competition designed for young riders in the Asia and Oceania regions. The series has produced riders like Ai Ogura and Somkiat Chantra to debut in MotoGP™ World Championship 2025. For its first practice, Ryota Ogiwara from Idemitsu ATC – Japan topped the timesheets with 2’11.335, with Seiryu Ikegami from Idemitsu ATC – Japan second at 2’12.649 and Haruki Matsuyama from Idemitsu ATC – Japan completing the top three at 2’13.598.
Following up was The Moto3™ first free practice which witnessed David Muñoz from LIQUI MOLY Dynavolt Intact GP delivering the fastest lap clocking at 2’04.556, followed by Ryusei Yamanaka from FRINSA – MT Helmets – MSI at 2’04.571 and Jose Antonio Rueda from Red Bull KTM Ajo with 2’04.662.
In the Moto2™ first free practice, Manuel Gonzalez from LIQUI MOLY Dynavolt Intact GP set the pace with 1’57.689, followed by Aron Canet from Fantic Racing LINO SONEGO at 1’57.967 and Deniz Öncü from Red Bull KTM Ajo posting 1’58.138.
Later in the day, the MotoGP™’s first free practice was dominated by Marc Marquez from Ducati Lenovo Team who secured the fastest lap recorded at 1’52.288. Following closely were Fabio Di Giannantonio from Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team at 1’52.801 and Francesco Bagnaia at 1’52.871 from Ducati Lenovo Team.
In the second free practice for the Idemitsu Cup, once again, Ryota Ogiwara from Idemitsu ATC – Japan topped the timesheets with an improved 2’09.852, with Seiryu Ikegami from Idemitsu ATC – Japan second at 2’10.221 and Haruki Matsuyama from Idemitsu ATC – Japan completing the top three at 2’11.080.
Soon after, the Moto3’s practice saw Jose Antonio Rueda from Red Bull KTM Ajo delivering the fastest lap clocking at 2’03.277, followed closely by Ryusei Yamanaka at 2’03.521 and team mate Angel Piqueras from FRINSA – MT Helmets – MSI with 2’03.591.
In the Moto2™ practice, Manuel Gonzalez from LIQUI MOLY Dynavolt Intact GP claimed the top spot with 1’57.073, followed by Aron Canet from Fantic Racing LINO SONEGO at 1’57.095 and Daniel Holgado from CFMOTO Inde Aspar Team finishing at 1’57.136.
To conclude the day’s racing action, the MotoGP™’s practice was dominated by Franco Morbidelli from Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team who secured the fastest lap recorded at 1’50.830. Following closely were Francesco Bagnaia from Ducati Lenovo Team at 1’50.975 and his teammate Marc Marquez at 1’50.997 from Ducati Lenovo Team.The Fan Zone was alive with crowds joining in various activities. Attendees had opportunities to get behind the wheel of virtual simulators, sway to the beats of different DJs and live bands , drive go-karts, attend various illusion shows and get up close to their favorite riders in the Fan Forum.
The MotoGP™ Qatar Airways Grand Prix Of Qatar 2025 promises exciting race action over the next two days, and spectators can anticipate intense competition among teams racing for championship points in qualifying sessions, the Sprint Race, and Sunday’s main events.
Snoonu, Qatar’s leading technology platform, and Lusail International Circuit (LIC) are proud to announce their partnership for 2025 MOTOGP™ QATAR AIRWAYS GRAND PRIX OF QATAR, set to take place from April 11-13, 2025. Through this collaboration, Snoonu’s innovative platform, S City, will provide fans with a seamless and enhanced event experience, redefining how audiences in Qatar access major sporting events.
As the official Fan Experience Partner, S City will serve as a comprehensive platform, allowing fans to effortlessly access event-related services, from ticketing and hospitality to exclusive on-ground experiences.
What also sets this partnership apart is that all food delivery services during the event will be handled exclusively through the Snoonu app, reflecting the seamless integration of digital and logistical experiences aimed at ensuring visitor comfort and delivering an exceptional experience on all levels.
This initiative builds on Snoonu’s successful partnership with Lusail International Circuit during Formula 1 in 2024, reinforcing its role in transforming digital engagement for sports and entertainment events in Qatar.
Hamad Mubarak Al-Hajri, Founder & CEO of Snoonu, emphasized the broader impact of this collaboration:
“At Snoonu, we are always looking for ways to push the boundaries of digital innovation and enhance how people experience major events. This partnership with Lusail International Circuit is a testament to our commitment to redefining engagement in the sports and entertainment industry. We are proud to contribute to Qatar’s growing status as a global hub for world-class events, ensuring that fans enjoy not just the thrill of the race but a seamless and immersive digital journey around it.”
Highlighting S City’s role in transforming the fan experience, Abdulaziz Al-Qahtani, General Manager of S City, added:
“S City is designed to revolutionize event access and fan engagement, and MotoGP™ Qatar 2025 is the perfect stage to showcase its potential. This partnership is about making major sporting events in Qatar more connected, efficient, and memorable than ever before.”
On the occasion the CEO of Lusail International Circuit, Abdulaziz Ali Al Mohannadi, said “our partnership with Snoonu’s S City Platform reflects our commitment to enhancing our racing portfolio while empowering local businesses. This collaboration underscores the importance of bringing international motorsport events to Qatar, showcasing their significant role in boosting the local economy and aligning with the Qatar National Vision 2030.”
Through this strategic collaboration, Snoonu and Lusail International Circuit are setting new benchmarks for motorsport events in Qatar, blending technology, entertainment, and fan-centric innovation to create a truly world-class experience.
2025 MOTOGP™ QATAR AIRWAYS GRAND PRIX OF QATAR is one of the most anticipated motorsport events on the global calendar, drawing top riders, elite teams, and passionate fans from around the world. Beyond delivering high-speed action, the event plays a key role in bolstering Qatar’s sports tourism industry, fostering community engagement, and positioning the country as a global hub for world-class sporting events.
The MotoGP™ Qatar Airways Grand Prix of Qatar 2025 will light up Lusail International Circuit (LIC) from April 11-13, marking the fourth round of the 2025 championship and the event’s 21st edition at LIC. Fans will experience the championship’s only night-time racing on the iconic 5.38km track with its 16 corners. The weekend features the thrilling MotoGP™ Tissot Sprint Race, BMW M Laps, Hero Walks, and Idemitsu Asia Talent Cup, while extravagant opening and closing ceremoniescomplete with fireworks will add to the spectacle of this world-class motorsport event.
As teams get ready to take part in the highest class of motorcycle road racing, LIC has shared an essential guide for fans to ensure a smooth and memorable experience.
The MotoGP™ Qatar Airways Grand Prix of Qatar timetable, detailing the full weekend track schedule with all practice and qualifying sessions, support races, and special events, is available for viewing on our website at www.lcsc.qa.
The venue gate opening times are as follows:
Friday 11 March – gates open at 12:30 and close at 22:00
Saturday 12 March – gates open at 11:30 and close at 21:30
Sunday 13 March – gates open at 13:30 and close at 22:00
Circuit Access and Transportation
METRO: Fans are encouraged to use the public transportation system, designed to ensure easy access to the circuit. A dedicated Metro Shuttle service will operate from Lusail QNB Metro Station (red line) to Lusail International Circuit and vice-versa. Shuttles will run from the bus mall (located on the east side of the metro station) with a fleet of buses operating continuously, ensuring an expected travel time of approximately 15 minutes. Service hours are:
Friday: 12:00 – 22:00
Saturday: 11:00 – 21:30
Sunday: 13:00 – 22:30
PERSONAL VEHICLE: Spectators planning to arrive at the circuit with their own vehicle should:
Plan to arrive early as traffic congestion is expected on roads surrounding the circuit and in parking areas.
Access Lusail International Circuit from Al Khor Coastal Road.
Use Exit 32 and follow the “Spectators” signs to reach the designated parking areas.
Be aware that parking spaces are available in the designated spectator parking zones.
Free parking will be available at the circuit and carpooling is encouraged to reduce traffic volume.
TAXI: Karwa taxis will be available until gates close each day at two designated drop-off and pick-up locations.
After closing, taxis can be requested via the Karwa taxi location.
RIDESHARE: Uber/ Badr-Go services are available with specific requirements:
Drop-off/pick-up is limited to dedicated areas.
Follow directional signage guiding spectators from fanzone to the Uber rank.
Fan Experience
The 2025 MotoGP™ Qatar Airways Grand Prix of Qatar delivers a thrilling motorsport experience with world-class racing and comprehensive entertainment. The Fan Zone comes alive with three days of performances featuring top DJs, roaming entertainment like Musical Parades, and a Cultural Area showcasing traditional Oud performances. Kids will be entertained with magic, clown, puppet, and science shows, while food and beverage vendors offer diverse international and local flavors throughout the venue.
The event also features special entertainment for fans to interact with the riders:
Fan Forum: On Friday 16:30 and 18:00,spectators will get an opportunity to see and interact with their favorite riders in the fanzone .
Hero Walk: The first 400 fans to enter the venue will have an opportunity to get paddock access and get up close to the riders, take pictures, and get autographs. On Saturday, fans can see Moto2 & Moto3 riders from 16:45-17:15, while on Sunday the MotoGP™ riders from 16:15-16:45.
Please refer to the list of prohibited items before arrival available in the FAQs section of the LIC website. Ensure your mobile phone is charged with sufficient data to display your ticket’s QR code at venue gates. Only purchase tickets through authorized sellers to guarantee admission.
The MotoGP™ Qatar Airways Grand Prix of Qatar 2025 promises an unforgettable race weekend for all attendees and tickets can still be purchased at our website at www.lcsc.qa.
Global superstar Michael Bublé is coming to Doha for the very first time! Catch the Grammy Award-winning artist live at the iconic Al Mayassa Theatre on May 23rd and 24th, 2025. Known for his smooth vocals and unforgettable performances, Bublé will serenade fans with his greatest hits and timeless classics in an elegant setting. Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime concert experience in Qatar. Book your tickets now and be part of a magical evening filled with music, charm, and world-class entertainment.
Location: Al Mayassa Theatre Date: 23-24 May ️ Tickets:CLICK HERE
Ahead of the Qatar MotoGP™ Qatar Airways Grand Prix of Qatar 2025, Lusail International Circuit is revving up the excitement by bringing the world of MotoGP™ closer to fans through a series of thrilling pre-event experiences at various locations across Qatar.
Fans of all ages can immerse themselves in the action with MotoGP™ simulators and interactive games, offering a taste of the adrenaline-fueled racing action. These engaging pre-event activations will take place at:
Old Doha Port (until April 13)
During Ramadan: 1:00 PM – 1:00 AM
Post Ramadan: 12:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Place Vendôme (until April 13)
During Ramadan: 1:00 PM – 1:00 AM
Post Ramadan: 12:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Doha Festival City (until April 13)
During Ramadan: 1:00 PM – 1:00 AM
Post Ramadan: 12:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Visitors can test their racing skills and reflexes through two exciting experiences:
Arcade and PlayStation: Step into the world of MotoGP™ through our exciting gaming setups. Experience the thrill of racing as you take control of legendary MotoGP™ bikes and compete on iconic tracks. Immerse yourself in the ultimate MotoGP™ racing experience.
Hands and Eyes Game: This unique reaction-time challenge tests participants’ reflexes against those of professional racing drivers, demonstrating the split-second decision-making required in racing.
Special weekend competitions will allow participants the chance to win exclusive prizes and demonstrate their racing prowess. Additionally, dedicated kids’ activities will ensure a fun-filled experience for the whole family.
These pre-event activations set the stage for the MotoGP™ Qatar Airways Grand Prix of Qatar 2025, taking place on April 11-13, 2025, at LIC. Tickets are available at a basic fare of QAR 200 with discounts of up to 60% off for senior citizens as well as 50% off for students.For more information about the pre-event activities and ticket sales, please visit the circuit’s website or follow us on social media channels.
Hold on, Qatar — one of the biggest names in hip-hop is heading your way! Global rap superstar Travis Scott is officially coming to Doha, and it’s set to be one of the wildest concerts of the year.
Known for his high-energy shows, insane visuals, and chart-topping hits like “SICKO MODE,” “goosebumps,” and “FE!N”, Travis is bringing the Utopia Tour straight to the Middle East. Whether you’ve been riding with him since Rodeo or just caught the wave with Utopia, this is one night you don’t want to miss.
Location: Ahmed Bin Ali Stadium Date: 16/05/2025 ️ Tickets:CLICK HERE
MotoGP™ stands as the pinnacle of motorcycle racing, representing the premier class of Grand Prix motorcycle racing. Governed by the FIM (Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme), it is recognized as the oldest motorsports World Championship globally, established in 1949, making it older than Formula 1®.
Championship Structure
The 2025 MotoGP™ season features 22 rounds across different countries, making it the largest calendar in the championship’s history. The season begins in Thailand and concludes in Spain, with Qatar hosting the fourth round from April 11-13, 2025.
Racing Classes
The championship is divided into four distinct classes: MotoGP™, the premier class using 1,000cc engines (switching to 850cc in 2027); Moto2, using 765cc Triumph-supplied engines; Moto3, using 250cc engines; and MotoE, featuring electric motorcycles supplied by Ducati (appearing at select events).
Weekend Format
A typical race weekend spans three days with Friday dedicated to practice sessions across all classes. Saturday brings additional practice, qualifying sessions, and the MotoGP™ Sprint Race, while Sunday delivers warm-up sessions followed by the main races for all classes.
Points System
Championship points are awarded based on finishing positions. For Sunday main races, points are distributed to the top 15 finishers as follows: 25 for 1st, 20 for 2nd, 16 for 3rd, 13 for 4th, 11 for 5th, and continuing to decrease to 1 point for 15th. Sprint race points are awarded to the top 9 finishers: 12 for 1st, 9 for 2nd, 7 for 3rd, 6 for 4th, 5 for 5th, decreasing to 1 point for 9th position.
Championships
Three championships run concurrently each season:
– Riders’ Championship: This is based on the individual points accumulated by each rider throughout the season across all races (both Sunday main races and Saturday sprint races).
– Constructors’ Championship: This is determined by taking only the highest-placing rider from each manufacturer in each race. This means that even if a manufacturer has multiple riders, only the points from their best-performing rider in each event count toward this championship.
– Teams’ Championship: This is calculated by combining the points of both riders from the same team. Each team typically has two riders, and their combined points determine the team’s position in this championship.
Team Structure
The 2025 MotoGP season features a total of 11 teams, each fielding two riders, bringing the overall number of riders to 22.
The teams are categorized as either:
– Factory Teams: Owned by manufacturers, using the most current bikes with best support such as Ducati Lenovo Team, Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP™ Team, Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, Aprilia Racing, and Honda HRC.
– Satellite/Independent Teams: Privately owned, typically using older machinery with less factory support including Gresini Racing MotoGP™ (Ducati), Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team (Ducati), Trackhouse MotoGP™ Team (Aprilia), Prima Pramac Yamaha, Castrol Honda LCR, and Red Bull KTM Tech3.
Race Control and Penalties
Officials communicate with riders primarily through flag signals, including yellow flags for danger, red flags to stop races, blue flags instructing slower riders to yield, and white flags indicating wet conditions. The main penalty in modern MotoGP™ is the long lap penalty, where riders must take a designated longer route costing them time. These are typically issued for track limit violations, with warnings after three infractions and penalties after five. Ride-through penalties (passing through pit lane at 60km/h) and time penalties are also used for various infractions when appropriate.
Race Distances
Race distances vary by class with MotoGP™ covering 110-120 km (21 laps at Qatar), Moto2 spanning 90-100km (18 laps),and Moto3 running 80-90 km (16 laps).
For first-time spectators, understanding these basics will enhance appreciation of the high-speed competition and strategic elements that make MotoGP™ the pinnacle of two-wheeled motorsport.For more information and to purchase tickets, visit the website.
Step into the spirit of Ramadan at Doha Festival City, where every visit brings joy and unforgettable moments. Under its Ramadan from the Heart initiative, the mall transforms into a vibrant hub of community and celebration, offering immersive cultural festivities, heartwarming charity initiatives, exclusive shopping, and delicious Iftars. Whether you’re embracing the joy of giving back to the community, making cherished family memories, or discovering beautifully curated Ramadan collections, Doha Festival City is the ultimate destination to experience the season in a truly special way.
Here’s everything you can look forward to this Ramadan:
The Branches of Kindness
Center Court | Throughout Ramadan
Giving is at the heart of Ramadan, and this year, Doha Festival City partners with Qatar Charity to bring the Branches of Kindness. Each wish-tag carries a message from Qatar Charity’s Giving Lives On campaign, which supports 4.5 million people in need across 40 countries. Visitors can scan the QR code to make a little child’s gift wish come true directly through the Qatar Charity app, making it easier than ever to give back.
Garangao Kids Activities
Entertainment Node | March 13, 14, 15
Doha Festival City celebrates the beloved Garangao tradition with three days of family-friendly fun in partnership with Tarsheed, run by KAHRAMAA. Children can enjoy interactive activities, storytelling sessions, and cultural experiences, bringing the spirit of this cherished mid-Ramadan tradition to life.
Exclusive Ramadan Shopping and Offers
Across Participating Retailers | Throughout Ramadan
Doha Festival City is home to Qatar’s most sought-after fashion, beauty, and home décor brands, offering exclusive collections and promotions throughout Ramadan. Whether you’re looking for modest fashion, stylish Eid outfits, thoughtful gifts, or elegant home décor, you’ll find everything under one roof.
Modest Fashion & Eid Outfits: Louzan, Al Motahajiba, WAAD Designs, Riva, Harvey Nichols, Machka Kidswear: Salam Kido, Monsoon, Mayoral, Centrepoint Home Décor: IKEA, H&M Home, Home Centre, PAN Home Beauty & Fragrance: Charlotte Tilbury, Gold Apple, Rituals, Pari Gallery, Ambix Perfumes
Indulge in Special Iftar Menus and Ramadan Buffets
Across Select Restaurants | Throughout Ramadan
Break your fast with delicious Iftar menus and buffets at some of Doha’s finest dining spots, offering a mix of traditional Ramadan dishes and contemporary flavors. Whether you’re gathering with family or celebrating with friends, these restaurants offer a warm and welcoming atmosphere to enjoy the season’s best flavors.
Top Picks: Dunia, Garden by Belgravia, Melenzane, Saiyd Afandi, Abajour, Asha’s, IKEA Restaurant, Yasmine Palace
Exciting Family Entertainment & Activities
Angry Birds World & Snow Dunes | Throughout Ramadan
For those looking for thrilling experiences, Doha Festival City’s entertainment destinations offer incredible deals for families and adventure-seekers alike.
Angry Birds World
Enjoy an Unlimited Play Pass for just QAR 149 per person, granting access to rides and attractions from 6 pm to 1 am. This single-entry pass allows unlimited fun, excluding Super Slingshot, Angry Birds Go, Novelty Games, Skill Games, and Redemption Games.
Snow Dunes
Make the most of the Ramadan Deal with unlimited play for QAR 99 per person. The offer includes two hours of snow-filled excitement from 6 pm to 1 am, making it the perfect family outing during Ramadan nights.
Celebrate Ramadan from the Heart at Doha Festival City
Don’t miss out—visit Doha Festival City and experience Ramadan like never before! Stay connected and be the first to know about the latest events, offers, and experiences by following Doha Festival City on Instagram, X or Facebook.
