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Ten new retailers to open at Mall of the Emirates metro link

  • United Arab Emirates: Monday, August 17 - 2009 at 10:56
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Ten new stores are to open along the unique link between the Mall of the Emirates and its metro station to make shoppers' journeys an even more enjoyable and convenient experience.

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Seven new retailers, Home Sweet Home, Emax, E-City, Paperchase, Borders Express, Cold Stone Creamery and Nokia, will open up their first stores at Mall of the Emirates in the metro link, UAE Exchange will open their second outlet at the mall and two existing retailers, Jacky's and Better Life, will be relocating to the area.

The Paperchase outlet will be making their express store debut in the UAE market, Nokia will be opening the world's first Evo Nokia store and Borders Express will be introducing their first Metro station format store catering to the everyday needs of the commuters.

The link, which connects Mall of the Emirates to the metro stop, transports passengers using a completely covered air conditioned travellator system.

The new outlets will be on the first floor above the Carrefour hypermarket, giving passengers increased shopping opportunities on their way from mall to metro.

Complete with ATM machines, a separate customer service desk, bathrooms, trolley bays and courtesy parking crews to assist, the Mall of the Emirates retail link provides another unique service to its customers.

Fuad Sharaf, Vice-President of Mall of the Emirates said the new stores will complement both the existing retail offering and the metro link.

"The metro link will make traveling to the mall so much easier for our shoppers from all around Dubai. We have a direct link from the Mall of the Emirates Metro Station and a new bus stop that is expected to have 150 buses stopping at it during peak hours serving the local area. We've included some express store formats too to cater to the last minute needs of customers getting on to the metro."


The Mall of the Emirates Metro Station is based on the elements of fire and will have a red and orange feel to it with the 175 meters link comprising of three travellators operating in both directions. A mall customer services desk will be placed on the station itself and another in the Metro Link to ensure customers' experience the best in shopping, leisure and entertainment from the moment they step out on to the Mall of the Emirates Metro Station.
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About Mall of the Emirates:

Mall of the Emirates, the world's first shopping resort, is located in Dubai at interchange four on Sheikh Zayed Road. The two-level shopping centre features 466 international brands including 220,000 sqm of department stores, fashion, lifestyle, sports, electronics and home furnishing outlets, the largest Carrefour in the city and over 60 stores that are unique to the centre. The compelling family leisure offer includes a Magic Planet family entertainment area, a 14-screen multiplex cinema, the world-renowned Ski Dubai - the Middle East's first indoor ski resort and snow park - a five star Kempinski hotel and 70 coffee shops and restaurants. Recently, the mall's 500 seat community theatre and accompanying arts centre - DUCTAC - opened its doors to the public.

The mall is undergoing its largest ever expansion programme with just under half a billion dirhams to be invested in new space and is due to be completed by the late summer of 2010. The project will see the addition of increased facilities for shopping, dining and parking, a direct link for Dubai Metro commuters and increased parking spaces to accommodate 750 vehicles.

For more information, please contact:

Komal Manglani
Polaris Public Relations
P. O. Box 32838, Dubai, UAE
Tel: +9714-3415555
Fax: +9714-3415588

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