Summer in the capital only gets better.
Now that everybody’s favorite theme park, Yas Waterworld will be reopening its doors today on Tuesday, August 4, it’s time to start planning a trip to the island again.
Open daily from 1pm to 10pm, the waterpark will enforce strict precautionary measures in order to keep all visitors safe such as having a limited capacity of 30 percent, thermal scanning and contactless payment.
As a result, all tickets will be sold online and booking your visit through the website is mandatory to confirm entry–both the Annual Pass and a Single-Day Ticket can be purchased online.
Yas Waterworld will remain open to the ladies on Mondays and Thursdays, and guests are required to wear face masks at all times except while swimming or in the water.
A park map can also be downloaded online, making it easier for visitors to navigate their way through all the rides, attractions and dining spots.
From Bandit Bomber, the world’s only suspended waterpark rollercoaster to Dawwama, the world’s largest six-person tornado water coaster, there’s plenty for adrenaline junkers at the waterpark this summer.
Let’s not forget that ultimate freefall down Liwa Loop…
For more information or reservations, call up 600-511 115 or visit www.yaswaterworld.com
**Pictures courtesy of Yas Waterworld socials**
Now that everybody’s favorite theme park, Yas Waterworld will be reopening its doors today on Tuesday, August 4, it’s time to start planning a trip to the island again.
Open daily from 1pm to 10pm, the waterpark will enforce strict precautionary measures in order to keep all visitors safe such as having a limited capacity of 30 percent, thermal scanning and contactless payment.
As a result, all tickets will be sold online and booking your visit through the website is mandatory to confirm entry–both the Annual Pass and a Single-Day Ticket can be purchased online.
Yas Waterworld will remain open to the ladies on Mondays and Thursdays, and guests are required to wear face masks at all times except while swimming or in the water.
A park map can also be downloaded online, making it easier for visitors to navigate their way through all the rides, attractions and dining spots.
From Bandit Bomber, the world’s only suspended waterpark rollercoaster to Dawwama, the world’s largest six-person tornado water coaster, there’s plenty for adrenaline junkers at the waterpark this summer.
Let’s not forget that ultimate freefall down Liwa Loop…
For more information or reservations, call up 600-511 115 or visit www.yaswaterworld.com
**Pictures courtesy of Yas Waterworld socials**
Article published: 4th August, 2020