One of the world's largest indoor marine parks on Yas Island — open date, 339 AED (gate 375).
from349 AED
SeaWorld Abu Dhabi opened in 2023 and immediately became one of the world's largest indoor marine parks: eight themed realms, tens of thousands of marine animals, and rides built directly into the habitats. At its centre is the vast One Ocean aquarium with its full-height view; around it are Arctic and Antarctic zones with real snow and ice, tropical reefs, dolphin and sea lion shows, coasters and children's rides. ✨ What to expect
This is not 'an aquarium with fish' but a full-day park entirely under a roof — which is decisive in summer. And one important difference from the older SeaWorlds: there are no orca shows. The park is built around education programmes and a marine rescue centre, so if the brand's reputation gave you pause, that reason does not apply here. ⏱ Plan a separate day, not half of one
Eight realms, scheduled shows and rides cannot be covered in a couple of hours. Five to six hours minimum; a full day is comfortable. This is the mistake visitors make most often: they slot SeaWorld in after Ferrari World and leave having seen half of it. 👨👩👧 Who it suits
The most age-balanced of the four Yas parks: carousels and reefs for small children, the Arctic and the shows for school-age kids, the One Ocean architecture itself for adults. Height limits apply to only a couple of rides; everything else is open to everyone. 👶 Children under three enter free
From three the ticket is full price: there is no child fare and a child uses the adult ticket. The rule is identical across all four Yas parks. 🎟 Two options
The open-date ticket — pay and come any day, with no rebooking. The second option adds lunch inside the park. Note that the lunch supplement here is noticeably larger than at the neighbouring island parks — look it up in the option list and decide on the figure. 🚕 Getting there
Yas Island in Abu Dhabi, about an hour by taxi from Dubai. If you are planning more than one park, see our Yas multi-pass card: from two parks a pass costs less than separate tickets. Worth settling before you buy
| Option | Adult | Child |
|---|---|---|
| General Admission, open date | 349 AED | — |
| General Admission + meal | 375 AED | — |
| SeaWorld + meal + hotel transfer | 490 AED | — |
Admission ticket to SeaWorld Abu Dhabi.
Meal inside the park included
Admission to SeaWorld and a meal in the park. Shared return transfer from hotels in Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah and Umm Al Quwain. Price per person. The supplier's child rate (ages 3–11) is lower — the manager applies it on confirmation.
Open-date tickets are usually non-refundable after issue. Final terms are included in the voucher.
Yes — daily dolphin and sea lion shows are included in the ticket, with the schedule on the park's boards on the day. There are no orca shows here: the park is built around education programmes and a marine rescue centre.
Five to six hours minimum, a full day comfortably: eight realms, scheduled shows and rides cannot be covered in a couple of hours.
Geographically yes — all four parks are fifteen minutes apart. But in practice SeaWorld eats a whole day, so it is best not to make it your second park. If you need several parks, take a multi-pass across different days: it is valid six days from the first visit.
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