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DSS to be held from June 27 to Aug.31

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June 20, 2025

The 28th edition of Dubai Summer Surprises (DSS) 2025 is all set to begin on June 27 and will end on Aug.31, transforming the emirate into the ultimate summer destination with exceptional savings, endless excitement, and amazing new adventures.

DSS to be held from June 27 to Aug.31

The 66-day long festival will be full of shopping surprises with deep discounts, raffles, luxury cars and gold coins.

The value-packed edition of DSS organising by Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment (DFRE), promises a summer well spent for everyone with thousands of offers and things to do, see, shop, and savour for 66 non-stop days.

From life-changing raffles and incredible discounts to world-class gastronomy, hospitality, indoor family fun, and headline concerts, DSS delivers unforgettable moments for everyone, whether a resident, a visitor, or travelling in from across the UAE.

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