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World’s highest 360° infinity pool in Dubai floats in the Metaverse

Dubai’s AURA Skypool Lounge, the world’s highest 360° infinity pool, will be made available through a digital space in the metaverse in February 2023.

Sunrise and sunset activations, celebratory fireworks, dynamic wellness classes, and unobstructed panoramic views are among the activities available at the metaverse location. “We are thrilled to announce our exclusive debut on the metaverse, in collaboration with Rare City. This new partnership demonstrates how AURA Skypool, operated by Sunset Hospitality, has become a globally renowned attraction, and we can now provide guests with the opportunity to experience this iconic landmark from anywhere in the world,” said James Oliver Burton, Managing Director of the Aura Skypool Lounge.

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