Yas Island theme parks compared: which one fits your group?

The parks say each one needs 6 to 7 hours to cover its rides and experiences, and Ferrari World, Warner Bros. World and Yas Waterworld do not allow re-entry once you leave. Two parks in one day means rushing both.

For two parks or more, look at the official multi-park tickets: AED 475 for two parks, AED 575 for three and AED 675 for all four, each with 6 days from your first visit to use the rest, or to go back to the same park. A one-day ticket for any two parks costs AED 435, which the park labels a limited-time offer and whose terms say the offer is valid until 30 November 2026. Entry is by FacePass or fingerprint; if you opt out, everyone needs official photo ID on every visit.

The sums at the official online prices: three single-day tickets cost AED 985 to 1,065, depending on which three parks you pick, against AED 575 for the three-park ticket, and all four cost AED 1,360 against AED 675. Two parks cost AED 640 to 720 on single tickets, against AED 475.

We sell single-park tickets for all four parks. For one park, compare the two prices on each card above; for two or more, set the official pass against the total of our single tickets before you buy.

Warner Bros. World and Yas Waterworld price tickets by height, not age: one price from 1.1 m and a junior price below it, because a few rides are closed to guests under 1.1 m. Ferrari World prices by height too, but its own pages do not agree where the line falls: the booking step's tooltip and the FAQ say under 1.1 m, while the selection summary once a junior is added reads under 1.3 m. We promise neither, so if your child's height is between the two, ask the park before you buy.

Children under 3 go free at all four parks, and Yas Waterworld lets 3-year-olds in free as well. The parks may ask for ID to prove a small child's age, so bring it.

At SeaWorld, children aged 3 to 11 must be with an adult who holds a ticket. Formula Rossa at Ferrari World takes riders from 1.40 m to 1.95 m tall and up to 100 kg.

Of the four parks, Yas Waterworld is the water park; SeaWorld is an indoor marine-life park, not a water park. Since its 2026 expansion Yas Waterworld has more than 70 rides, slides and experiences, among them Matamir's Drop, which the park calls the tallest water slide in the UAE.

A single-day ticket is AED 295 online, with a junior price under 1.1 m, and children aged 3 and under go free. Only proper swimwear and swim nappies are allowed, life jackets are free, and there is no re-entry once you leave. On Fridays until 6 November 2026 it holds Ladies Day, which needs its own event ticket, so pick another day unless that is your plan.

Until 6 November 2026, Yas Waterworld holds Ladies Day every Friday from 11:00 to 22:00. Only women may enter, with boys aged 8 and under if they carry government ID; girls aged 11 and under need an adult with a ticket. All the staff are women, and phones and cameras are not allowed.

Ladies Day has its own event ticket, and a regular park ticket is not valid on those Fridays. Unless you are going for Ladies Day itself, pick another day of the week.

Yas Island puts the drive at about 75 minutes from Dubai airport. Parking at the parks is free.

The parks say return buses run daily from Dubai for ticket holders to Ferrari World, Warner Bros. World and Yas Waterworld; check the timetable on the park's website first. If you stay on Yas Island, the free Yas Express shuttle links the hotels and the parks.

A private transfer from Dubai is the door-to-door option; ours is below.

Online, the parks charge AED 345 at Ferrari World and Warner Bros. World, AED 295 at Yas Waterworld and AED 375 at SeaWorld. At the gate, Ferrari World and Warner Bros. World cost AED 360 to 380, and Yas Waterworld AED 305 to 325, depending on the season.

Ferrari World's own pages publish three different answers on refunds, and we promise none of them. Its FAQ says that once you buy a ticket you cannot cancel it and that all tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable, and that the date can be changed for AED 50 per person if you ask before 19:00 the day before. A separate refund block in the same FAQ says an expired ticket can be refunded if you ask within a month of expiry, and that the date-change fee is waived until 30 April 2026 — a date that has already passed, still printed on the page.

Warner Bros. World, SeaWorld and Yas Waterworld state the same non-refundable rule, with the AED 50 date change, on their own pages. But Ferrari World's single-day ticket terms say something else again: you may change the date, or cancel the ticket and ask for a refund, provided you tell the park on or before the date of your visit, and the latest you can tell them is 19:00 on the visit date — while the same terms also call the ticket non-exchangeable and non-refundable. Our price for each park, and whether our ticket can be cancelled, is on its card above.