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Could a Massive Moon-Themed Resort Land in Dubai!

One small step for engineering, another giant leap for Dubai…

From the very beginning, Dubai has never been one to play by the rules of engineering. If the city sets its sights on building a gravity-defying skyscraper that twists into the clouds, demands a complete overhaul of elevator technology, and challenges everything we know about modern construction—well, it simply makes it happen. The word “impossible” disappeared from Dubai’s vocabulary long ago.

What is the Dubai Moon?

Building a themed manmade archipelago in the Arabian Gulf? Easy—why not three? An indoor ski slope inside a mall, in the middle of the desert? Of course, just make sure to include a black run. The world’s tallest tower, the most powerful solar farm, a vintage cruise ship turned hotel, record-breaking malls, artificial lakes, simulated reefs, and giant observation wheels—Dubai has turned imagination into reality time and time again.

Into Orbit

A hotel designed to look like the moon—that’s the ambitious $5 billion, 300-meter-high vision from Moon World Resorts Inc. But how exactly would it work? What kind of lunar-inspired experiences would it offer? Where will it be built? And do we really need a 1:100 scale hospitality Death Star?

Most importantly, is this actually happening, or is it just another out-of-this-world concept?

Lunar Modules

Designed by Canadian entrepreneur Michael Henderson, this ambitious project will feature a 4,000-room hotel, a 10,000-seat arena, high-end restaurants, a luxury spa, and a lunar colony experience—essentially letting visitors pretend they’ve set foot on the moon. (Which, to be clear, is exactly what some conspiracy theorists believe Neil Armstrong and his crew did.)

The resort will also include a nocturnal illumination show, adding even more spectacle to this already otherworldly concept. 🌙✨

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Are They Actually Building It?

No—at least, not yet. The project is still in the concept and exploration phase, with no confirmed construction timeline. However, the team behind it has floated a few potential locations for this lunar-inspired mega-resort.

The frontrunner? The long-abandoned Dubai Pearl site, fittingly resembling a giant construction crater, near the base of Palm Jumeirah. Other possible locations include a plot near Burj Khalifa, though the exact spot remains unclear.

For now, it’s still a moonshot—but in Dubai, even the wildest dreams have a way of becoming reality.

More Phases of the Moon

According to Moon World Resorts’ Instagram, the company isn’t just eyeing Dubai for its lunar-inspired mega-resort. Plans are also being explored for locations in the USA, China, India, Spain, and Brazil, making this a truly global moonshot. 🌍🌕