CONFIRMED90% CONFIDENCEWikipedia’s[2] Deep Dive Dubai infobox and contemporaneous coverage (CNBC[3], NPR) give 28 July 2021 as the public opening date.
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Deep Dive Dubai Opens as the World’s Deepest Pool
Deep Dive Dubai opened in Nad Al Sheba with a 60-metre (196-foot) diving well holding 14 million litres of fresh water, earning Guinness recognition as the world’s deepest swimming pool for diving. The facility includes a sunken-city set piece divers can explore on guided and unguided dives.
- Deep Dive Dubai has a 60 m (about 200 ft) diving pool holding 14,000,000 litres of fresh water, the deepest swimming pool in the world[2][3]
- Wikipedia gives the opening as 28 July 2021, while CNBC says it opened 7 July, 10 days after Guinness World Records named it the deepest diving pool[2][3]
- It has a sunken city with furnished rooms, a sunken car, an arcade and foosball and pool tables, and can serve as an underwater film studio[2][3]
- It is open to ages 10 and up including first-time divers, with water at 86 F and bookings from 800 dirhams[3]
- Before it, the deepest pool was Deepspot in Mszczonow (45 m)[2]
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- [1]90%youtube.com/watch?v=hWxhB9jh4Zkyoutube.com· Posted Sep 15, 2026· Starts Jul 28, 2021 ✓· 50% of score
Wikipedia’s[2] Deep Dive Dubai infobox and contemporaneous coverage (CNBC[3], NPR) give 28 July 2021 as the public opening date.
- [2]90%Deep Dive Dubai - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org· Added Sep 15, 2026· 50% of score
- [3]75%Dubai opens 200-foot deep pool with underwater ‘sunken city’cnbc.com· Published Jul 13, 2021· 0% of score
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