Whether you're looking to ski in a mall, brunch every weekend or splash around at a waterpark, there is something for everyone in Dubai 2017! At Cafes, Nightspots, Casual Dining, Retail & Services, Informal Dining, Attractions & Leisure Over 500 offers for hotels around the world LEGOLAND® Dubai is the ultimate world of year-round LEGO® themed adventures for families with children aged 2-12. LEGOLAND® Dubai features over 40 interactive rides, shows and attractions and 15,000 LEGO model structures made from over 60 million LEGO bricks. It is designed to provide a full day’s interactive, theme park experience. LEGOLAND® Dubai features six themed lands, each unique in their experience, entertainment and educational offering, including: FACTORY, LEGO® City, Kingdoms, Imagination, Adventure and MINILAND. LEGOLAND® Dubai also includes 9 dining and food kiosks, as well as exciting skill games and building experiences in each land. LEGOLAND® Dubai opened on 31 October 2016 as part of Dubai Parks and Resorts, becoming the first LEGOLAND Park in the Middle East and the 7th in the world.
Dubai Family Offer With Legoland (DUBAI PARK) 15 November 2016 - 30 April 2017 Price starts from USD 365 per person on twin Price starts from USD 215 per child no bed sharing Price starts from USD 310 per child with bed sharing room with parents nights in Dubai at Al Jawahara Gardens Hotel 4* Meet & Greet Service at the Dubai Airport Dhow Cruise with dinner Half Day Dubai City Tour Desert Safari with BBQ dinner, Tanoora Show Legoland Ticket with return airport transfers All tours & transfers on Seat in CoachExclude:Airfare & Ticket taxesVisa ChargesGovernment Service TaxMeals not specifiedSurcharges applicable if anyTravel and Medical InsuranceTips and PorterageExpenses of personal natureAny other services not mentioned in the package includes portionThe Dubai Parks and Resorts project will also include a Bollywood-themed park to celebrate the Indian film industry, and “Motiongate Dubai”, a Hollywood-themed park.
The project run by Meraas Holdings, a development company backed by Sheik Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Dubai’s ruler and the UAE vice president, is part of the emirate's aim to increase its hotel capacity and tourist attractions. The emirate plans to boast 20 million annual visitors by 2020, when it will host the World Expo. The number would be a two-fold increase from the 10 million who came in 2012, and would set it ahead of London as the world's most visited city. The first phase of the development's construction is expected to be completed by 2016. It will be located in the city’s Jebel Ali area, best known as the location of the emirate’s second palm-shaped island. The development will also include shopping and dining areas, as well as a family-friendly hotel, Lapita. The area will be close to a new airport, the Al Maktoum International Airport Project, which will have five runways. The Legoland in Dubai will be the first in the Middle East and the seventh in the world, and will be aimed at children from 2-12 years.
Developers in Dubai previously had plans for a Lego-themed park in the emirate, in a park known as “Dubailand”, which were shelved following the global financial crisis in 2008 that sent property prices in Dubai into a tailspin. The emirate was forced to accept a multi-billion dollar bail-out package from Abu Dhabi, the capital of the UAE. Property values have since recovered and in attempts to reach the 2020 target, spending on tourism infrastructure is booming. According to Abdullah Al Habbai, chairman of Meraas Holding, the project promises to feature “leading intellectual properties from elite industry players to create leisure and entertainment concepts. ” The ambitious Dubai Parks and Resorts project is not the first or only in the pipeline. Plans for a $1.6 billion island development including the world's biggest Ferris wheel and a $7.3 million park devoted to the Quran were announced last year. At 48 million sq ft, the separate “Mall of the World” project is expected to be four times the size of Gateshead’s Metrocentre, Europe’s largest shopping centre.
Plans for "The Pearl of Dubai", the world's largest underwater theme park, were also unveiled in July. Win one of 40 holidays worth £800,000 Telegraph Travel Awards 2014: vote for your favourite destinations and travel companies for the chance to win one of 40 luxury breaks worth a total of £800,000. Travel Guides app Download the free Telegraph Travel app, featuring expert guides to destinations including Paris, Rome, New York, Venice and Amsterdam Follow Telegraph Travel on Twitter Follow Telegraph Travel on Facebook Follow Telegraph Travel on Pinterest Follow Telegraph Travel on FourSquare Visit the Telegraph cruise shows Come along to the Telegraph Cruise Show in Liverpool (October 11-12, 2014) and London (January 9-11, 2015). Book tickets and sign up for the newsletter at telegraph.co.uk/cruiseshow There is a parking fee on P1, P2, P3 and P5. When you park in a parking area that belongs to LEGOLAND®, you do not receive your parking ticket upon entering the parking area.
Parking tickets can be purchased at the Information desk, LEGO®Shop, the ticket booths, or at ticket machines (P-automat) located in P1, P2, P3 and P5. Only cards are accepted at the ticket machine on P3. Parking fee is 50 DKK. Buy your parking ticket online here You must use your purchased parking ticket upon leaving the parking area. There is free parking for guests with disabilities just opposite the entrance to LEGOLAND®. P4 - only open on extra busy days.P6 - always open.A splash-filled day of interactive fun! When are you going: Gate-ready E-Ticket, ensuring minimum fuss when you arrive at LEGOLAND® Dubai. There is nothing to redeem and you simply go straight through the gate on arrival Full day's admission to LEGOLAND Dubai Same day admission to LEGOLAND® Dubai Water Park Over 40 LEGO themed rides, shows and attractions for families with kids aged 2-12 Mix of indoor and outdoor attractions offering year round enjoyment
Six themed areas, 60 million LEGO bricks and 15,000 LEGO models LEGO Wave Pool with over half a million gallons of water! Build-A-Raft River – build a custom LEGO raft and float around the lazy river DUPLO toddler play areas and slides for the little ones Our Guide to LEGOLAND® Dubai - Day Pass With LEGOLAND® Water Park Combine LEGOLAND® Water Park and LEGOLAND® Dubai Day Pass in one ticket for a day of ultimate fun in the only water park in the UAE designed just for kids aged 2-12 and their families. With over 20 LEGO® themed water slides and attractions including both family and DUPLO® Wave Pools, raft, body and tube slides - there is something for everyone! Featuring over 40 interactive rides, shows and attractions and 15,000 LEGO model structures made from over 60 million LEGO® bricks, LEGOLAND® Dubai has six themed lands each unique in their experience, entertainment and educational offering, including: FACTORY, LEGO® CITY, KINGDOMS, IMAGINATION, ADVENTURE and MINILAND.
LEGOLAND Water Park offers a full range of amenities, including dining and retail outlets, changing rooms, cabanas, guest services, first aid and prayer rooms. There are more than 20 water slides and attractions, each offering a different and fun-soaked experience. LEGO® FACTORY Discover the process behind making a Lego How will I receive my tickets?You will be emailed a gate-ready E-ticket that must be printed on receipt. Upon arrival, simply scan the barcode at the gate for admission to the parks. Can I visit the other Dubai Parks and Resorts attractions with a LEGOLAND® Dubai - Day Pass With LEGOLAND® Water Park?motiongate™ Dubai and Bollywood Parks™ Dubai all require their own admission ticket. Do children below 3 years require an admission ticket to visit LEGOLAND® Dubai and the Water Park?Children under the age of 3 can enter LEGOLAND Dubai free of charge. For the Water Park, there will be a minimal fee for children under 3 which includes swimming diapers.
This is paid locally. Is LEGOLAND an indoor or outdoor park? offers a mix of indoor and outdoor attractions perfect for year round visitation. The Park features the world’s first indoor, air-conditioned MINILAND featuring interactive LEGO® models made from over 20 million LEGO bricks. In addition, many of the shows, building experience and rides are indoors. LEGOLAND also has plenty of shaded areas as families explore the Park. Is open all year round?Yes, LEGOLAND Dubai and LEGOLAND Water Park are open 365 days per year. Does LEGOLAND look after my kids while we are in the park?LEGOLAND Dubai is the perfect place for a day out with the family. The whole park is family friendly and most rides can be enjoyed by the children and their parents together. The park does not offer services to look after children. What type of restaurants are there?There are numerous dining options from kiosks to buffets offering a variety family friendly menu items. Indoor and outdoor seating are available at the majority of our restaurants.
The LEGOLAND® Dubai - Day Pass With LEGOLAND® Water Park is valid from 1st December 2016, and can be used at any time before 31st May 2017. You will be emailed a gate-ready LEGOLAND® Dubai - Day Pass With LEGOLAND® Water Park E-ticket that must be printed on receipt. This ticket will give you same day admission to BOTH LEGOLAND® Dubai and LEGOLAND® Water Park. Unless otherwise stated, tickets are not valid for separately ticketed events, performances or activities at LEGOLAND® Dubai or elsewhere within Dubai Parks & Resorts. All guests entering LEGOLAND® Dubai and LEGOLAND® Water Park are subject to the rules and regulations of entry as displayed at the main entrance and within Guest Services. Height, weight, size and age restrictions and medical warnings apply to certain rides and attractions. These will be displayed at each relevant ride and attraction and made available from Guest Services. Children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 years or over.