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One of Dubai's most famous attractions has been given a completely new look and name. The Lost Chambers Aquarium at the Atlantis Hotel on Palm Jumeirah has undergone a spectacular transformation and now operates as the Lost World Aquarium, a modern marine-themed entertainment center designed to delight both tourists and Dubai residents alike.
Lost World is not only a new name, but above all a completely new experience. It will be the only attraction in Dubai combining the world of marine nature with modern technology and cinematic effects. Visitors will be able to explore fascinating animal habitats, admire unusual species, and enjoy interactive multimedia installations.
The new Lost World Aquarium will open on Monday, October 27. As part of the modernization, 14 interactive, themed rooms have been created, featuring amazing cinematic visuals and lighting effects that create an unforgettable underwater expedition atmosphere.
A special attraction will be a new element – the Interactive Trident, allowing visitors to directly control the light and sound in the environment of ocean creatures. The aquarium has also been enriched with 430 new marine animals, representing 35 new species, making the experience even more diverse and educational.
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