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Azza Spa

Name: Azza Spa
Address: Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Dubai

Dubai Marina - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Spa Museum Tourist attraction

+971 800 2992

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Azza Spa is a spa, museum and tourist attraction located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 0.00 out of 5 stars based on 0 reviews. The street address of this business is Dubai Marina - Dubai - United Arab Emirates. Azza Spa is closed on Friday, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, and other days it is open from 10:30am to 04:30pm.

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Where Azza Spa is located at?: Azza Spa is located at Dubai Marina - Dubai - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of Azza Spa?: The contact number of Azza Spa is +971 800 2992

Reviews

5 Chris Audigier 94 months ago

The short section of railway line runs through the Hunsbury Hill Country Park where there is a very large Iron Age hill fort. The railway is only open with trains for a few Sundays a year so if you want to ride do check first. The park is good fun anyway with a well equipped play area.

3 E M 58 months ago

In normal times, this works as a small, nice area for serious train enthusiasts, with a bit of history in the workshop, a small shop/café in a passenger carriage further along , and a (very) small playground right next to it. If you are after quick-moving excitement, such as a ride on their sometimes available diesel train, then this isn't for you. It's extremely slow, goes along a straight line, comes to a stop just a bit further up through the Hunsbury Hill park, and then back again. The volunteer engineer enthusiasts of this site is in constant hope that someone will one day provide them with enough funding to allow them to restore an abandoned track that loops itself around the area. It would be much more fun for everyone, engineers and visitors alike.

The gated train area is small, not open a great deal, but seems to be well loved by those who keep it running. They run the diesel train on a Halloween weekend, and a Santa train during the December weekends. Again, more something for serious train enthusiasts and smaller children on the days the diesel is up and running (ever so slowly). For parents of young children, know that the sound of the diesel train can be very scary in their sensitive ears, so be careful going too closely on days when it's up and running.

5 Carl Hinton 70 months ago

Full membership at a Heritage railway for only £10 per year. How can you lose out on that? A real friendly bunch of lively enthusiasts. Careful to go out of the way to be considerate in every respect. Loving this.

5 Chris Riley 37 months ago

Really helpful and knowledgeable volunteers Nice little railway in need of more volunteers and funding.

5 Paul Hanson 44 months ago

A nice little museum with great volunteers. They were brilliant with my son, showing him around the cab of the loco and he had a great time!

1 Holly Hartley 82 months ago

Really don't like leaving bad reviews but have to be honest - the 'Santa Train' was awful..
Couldn't work out where to go at first - the 'waiting area' was like something out of a horror film (didn't want my 2 year old to touch anything to be honest).

The train itself was basic - couldn't even see out the windows and the only thing vaguely festive was a bit of tinsel on the ceiling ..

The worst part though was Santa himself - the outfit was filthy and he was totally inappropriate talking about hitting and shooting the elf that forgot the presents (the present itself was the best part - decent crayons and a sticker book for a 2 1/2 year old). He seemed like he'd either been drinking or just didn't know how to act or what to say around children ..

It could be a lovely experience if someone spent some money but it's really just a cheap grotty and badly organised experience that shouldn't be allowed to keep going in it's current state.

4 Roger Whiffin 40 months ago

A problem is Google is still incorrectly showing wrong postcode. It should be NN4 9UW

2 George Coles 118 months ago

Google says 'open today': the notice board showed open today (Remembrance Sunday). So we went in, and were told quite positively that "We are not open to the public today." I think a simple anatomy lesson would be in order here. (Do you know which is your elbow?)
I have just checked on the web-site (nirt.co.uk), which I find is promoting Hallowe'en Train Rides on 30/31 October! No mention of Christmas running.
Yes, I know you are volunteers, but if you depend on visitors for funding your play, you need to get your act together.

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Business Hours

Thursday	10:00am - 09:00pm
Friday	10:00am - 09:00pm
Saturday	10:00am - 09:00pm
Sunday	10:00am - 09:00pm
Monday	10:00am - 09:00pm
Tuesday	10:00am - 09:00pm
Wednesday	10:00am - 09:00pm
Friday	Day off
Saturday	Day off
Sunday	10:30am - 04:30pm
Monday	Day off
Tuesday	Day off
Wednesday	Day off
Thursday	Day off