Organizers held the event today for the Dubai Parks and Resorts project after it formally opened Friday.
The park includes a Legoland, a Bollywood-themed park, a movie-themed Motiongate park, a hotel and a shopping district.
The park hopes to have a Six Flags by late 2019.
The project, estimated to be worth over USD 3 billion, sits along the dusty highway connecting Dubai to the United Arab Emirates capital of Abu Dhabi.
Dubai hopes to develop the previously empty expanse, which will host the 2020 World Expo, or world's fair.
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