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In this Oct. 25, 2005 file photo, Younis Al Mulla, General Manager of Mall of the Emirates & Ski Dubai, stands (with back to camera) viewing the snow covered slope at Ski Dubai complex as they have started to make real snow to prepare for the launch of first ski season in Dubai. (AP)
Visitors to Dubai have a new way to keep cool during the scorching Mideast summer.
The company behind the city's indoor ski slope plans to let guests stay overnight in tents on the man-made snow on Fridays starting from July 29.
For Dh750 ($204) a person, campers will get after-hours access to the slopes and refreshments including hot chocolate before bedding down in tents and sleeping bags to keep out the artificial chill. Breakfast is in an adjacent Alpine-themed cafe.
The man-made Ski Dubai attraction opened in 2005 in the Mall of the Emirates shopping complex.
Its operator says overnight visitors can expect temperatures of -4 degrees Celsius (25 F). Weather outside on Monday was a fairly typical 43 C (109 F).
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