Dubai and Abu Dhabi Theme Parks Holiday Tour Package :6 Nights

One UAE tourist visa covers both emirates and every park, so there's no second visa for crossing to Abu Dhabi. Most families use the 30-day e-visa; if anyone holds a valid US, UK or EU visa or residence they may qualify for visa on arrival, which we check per passport. We do the paperwork and keep the fee out of the headline.

IMG is the larger of the two and fully indoors, which matters in the heat and makes it the safest all-day bet, with Marvel, Cartoon Network and real thrill coasters under one roof. Motiongate leans toward film-studio shows and is gentler — if your group is mostly young children, we'll swap or add it.

Yes. Ferrari World is the included park, but Warner Bros., SeaWorld and Yas Waterworld are right beside it, so Day 6 can be a two-park day. Ask us for the Yas two-park combo rather than two single tickets — it's noticeably cheaper.

Breakfast at both hotels only. No lunch or dinner anywhere, and all food inside the parks is paid on-site, so bring a card. This keeps the headline low. You can add an evening BBQ desert camp as a paid upgrade.

Private cars are built in for all three park days. The two Dubai parks sit outside the centre, so the car saves a taxi hunt at closing time; Ferrari World is a short run from your Abu Dhabi hotel on Yas. You move cities only once, Dubai to Abu Dhabi on Day 5.

Each stay is the value 3-star category in its city, named in your quotation before you pay, not a held booking — if one's unavailable, we use a same-tier alternative in the same area and tell you first. We use value 3-star on purpose here because the three park tickets are where the money goes.

Yes, that's a popular upgrade — a Yas Island hotel puts you walking distance from Ferrari World and shortens the park-day transfers. You can also lift either city to 4-star or 5-star. Any upgrade raises the total and we show you the new figure first.

November to March is most comfortable for the outdoor rides and the desert, but it's also peak. Whatever your dates, avoid UAE weekends (Fri–Sat) and school holidays for the quietest parks, and we pre-book the timed slots. Summer still works for IMG (indoor) and Aquaventure (water).

This is the pure rides trip — three major parks across both emirates including the two Dubai parks, built for thrill-seekers. The family package also visits Yas but is a gentler 4-star trip with just the Yas two-park combo and no Dubai parks; the premium grand tour is sightseeing-led (Burj Khalifa, the Palm, the Grand Mosque, the Louvre) with only one park. If the rides are why you're going, this is the one.

Yes — every park has food courts with vegetarian options, and both cities are full of pure-veg and Jain restaurants, especially in Bur Dubai. Bring a few snacks for the desert morning, where on-site food is limited. Tell us if you're strictly Jain and we'll point you to the right counters.