In Pics | Dubai hotel builds 55,000 glass champagne pyramid, sets Guinness Record

Atlantis The Palm in Dubai entered the Guinness World Record by erecting a tall pyramid made filled with Moet and Chandon. Indeed, a special way to welcome the New Year.

Atlantis The Palm in Dubai entered the Guinness World Record by erecting a tall pyramid made filled with Moet and Chandon. A special way to welcome the New Year. Credit: Instagram/atlantisthepalm

The towering structure was made in partnership with Moet Chandon and Luuk Broos events. Credit: Instagram/maximecasa

Reportedly, it took 54,740 champagne glasses and over 55 hours to create this 8.23-metre-high (27 feet high) tower, the world’s largest drinking glass tower of 2022. Credit: Instagram/maximecasa

Previously, the record was with Madrid where the tower was made of 50,116 glasses in 2017. Credit: Instagram/moetchandon

“The record to beat is 50,116 glasses. So with a total of 54,740 glasses by Atlantis, The Palm Limited has achieved it,” an official from the Guinness World Record said. In this photo, the owners are seen proudly flaunting the certificate. Credit: Instagram/maximecasa

“It was a freestanding three-sided solid Pyramid made complete from commercially-available drinking glasses. Each of the three pyramid bases measured 6.1 m (20 ft) with a centre height to the apex of 8.2 m (26 ft 11 in),” Guinness World Record officials confirmed. Credit: Instagram/maximecasa

Workers are seen building champagne tower at hotel Atlantis The Palm in Dubai. Credit: Instagram/maximecasa

Not only the glasses, but also the dimensions are impressive. Credit: Instagram/maximecasa

A worker is seen erecting the champagne tower at a hotel in Dubai. Credit: Instagram/maximecasa

Workers are seen building the champagne tower at hotel Atlantis The Palm in Dubai. Credit: Instagram/maximecasa