Yas Island ticket prices
Every figure on this page is the operator’s own, read on 15 September 2026, with the page it came from named beside it. None of them is on the page called “Tickets”.
Single-day admission
Three of the four parks publish a fixed online price and a three-step counter ladder. The wording is identical across all three, which is how you can tell it is one company writing it: “While the online price is fixed at AED x, ticketing counters prices vary based on the season: AED y on peak days, AED z during medium season days, and AED w in low season.”
| Park | Online | Peak | Medium | Low | Gap, online to peak |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yas Waterworld | AED 295 | AED 325 | AED 315 | AED 305 | AED 30 |
| Ferrari World Abu Dhabi | AED 345 | AED 380 | AED 370 | AED 360 | AED 35 |
| Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi | AED 345 | AED 380 | AED 370 | AED 360 | AED 35 |
| SeaWorld Yas Island | AED 375, published as one figure with no seasonal ladder and no online-and-counter split | Not published | |||
The last column is our subtraction, not a published figure. Both numbers in it are the operator’s. The rows are ordered by the online price, lowest first — this site does not rank.
What none of the four publishes is which days are peak, medium or low. The ladder exists, the calendar behind it does not, so the counter price on your date is unknowable in advance from published sources. That is also why the operator can call the online price “fixed” and mean it.
The savings that have nothing to subtract from
The multi-park pages publish “Save up to AED 245” and “Save up to AED 685”, and the single-day ticket pages publish “save over 10%” and “10% off for purchases made 7 days in advance”. None of those pages publishes the figure being discounted, and none publishes the multi-park price itself. A saving without a base is not a price, and we will not reconstruct one: subtracting AED 245 from a sum of single-day tickets would produce a number no operator has published.
The junior ticket is priced by height, and the height is the wrong one
Ferrari World, Warner Bros. World and Yas Waterworld all publish the same sentence: “While guests under 1.1m will be able to enjoy rides at [the park], there are a few rides that will be restricted to them, hence the above and below 1.1m ticket pricing.” So the ticket boundary is 110 cm.
The ride boundaries are not. Across the three parks, eight rides require 120 cm or more — and one at Warner Bros. World requires 122 cm. A child of 115 cm therefore pays the full adult ticket and is turned away from every one of them. All 34 published limits, park by park.
The junior ticket price itself is not published on any of the three FAQs. They explain why the category exists and never say what it costs.
Annual passes: published on one of the operator’s sites, not the other
| Tier | Price | Break-even against a Yas Waterworld online day ticket |
|---|---|---|
| Silver | AED 1,595 | 5.4 visits |
| Gold | AED 1,795 | 6.1 visits |
| Diamond | AED 3,295 | 11.2 visits |
The break-even column is our division and nothing else. Both figures in it are the operator’s: the pass price above and the AED 295 online day ticket. We have divided by the cheapest of the four parks, which is the most favourable case for the pass; a Ferrari World day at AED 345 gives 4.6, 5.2 and 9.6 respectively. The pass covers all four parks, so neither division describes a real pattern of visits — it is a floor.
The same page publishes a limited-time 25% off Silver and Gold, quoted as “from AED 1,196”, and in-park-only nanny passes at AED 800 Gold and AED 700 Silver. Yas Island’s own annual pass page names all three tiers and prices none of them. Same operator, same product, two of its own websites.
The charges published beside the ticket
| Charge | As published | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Changing your date late | “A charge of AED50 will apply per person” | Ferrari World, Warner Bros. World and Yas Waterworld FAQs, identical wording |
| Replacing an annual pass | “subject to the payment of AED 100 administration charge” | Same three FAQs |
| Senior discount | “present proof of age (60+ years) at the Ticketing plaza to avail a 10% discount for a day ticket” | Warner Bros. World only. The other three do not mention seniors |
| Stroller hire | AED 40 “for your entire SeaWorld visit” | SeaWorld FAQ |
| Locker hire | AED 45 “for your entire SeaWorld visit” | SeaWorld FAQ |
| Proof of age for a free child | “Parents may be asked to provide ID to verify the age of guests younger than 3” | Ferrari World FAQ only |
Note that the senior discount is published at the plaza and the ticket discount is published online, so they cannot both be taken. Neither page says so.
Work out what a group pays, or read why none of this is on the ticket pages.
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This is a Dubai site, and this page is here for the reader planning a day out from Dubai. Abu Dhabi is a different emirate with different authorities; where we have not checked an Abu Dhabi figure against its own source, we say which authority applies rather than quoting one. The whole section, and its limits.
Work out a group’s tickets — Four Abu Dhabi parks, online against the counter, from the operators’ own figures. It uses only the figures on this page, shows the arithmetic, and names what nobody publishes.
Common questions
How much is a Yas Island theme park ticket in 2026?
On the operators' own pages, read 15 September 2026: Yas Waterworld AED 295 online, Ferrari World and Warner Bros. World AED 345 online, SeaWorld AED 375. Counter prices run AED 305 to 325 at Yas Waterworld and AED 360 to 380 at the other two, by season. SeaWorld publishes no counter ladder.
How much do you save buying Yas Island tickets online?
Against the peak counter price, AED 35 at Ferrari World and Warner Bros. World and AED 30 at Yas Waterworld — that subtraction is ours, from the operator's own two figures. Against a low-season counter price the gaps are AED 15 and AED 10. SeaWorld publishes only one figure, so no comparison is possible.
How much is a Yas Annual Pass?
Warner Bros. World's own site publishes Silver at AED 1,595, Gold at AED 1,795 and Diamond at AED 3,295, plus a limited-time 25% off Silver and Gold quoted as 'from AED 1,196'. Yas Island's own annual pass page names the three tiers and publishes no price at all.
How many visits does a Yas Annual Pass need to pay for itself?
Dividing the operator's pass price by the operator's cheapest online day ticket, AED 295 at Yas Waterworld, Silver needs 5.4 visits, Gold 6.1 and Diamond 11.2. That division is ours; both numbers in it are the operator's. Against a AED 345 Ferrari World day it is 4.6, 5.2 and 9.6.
How much is a junior ticket at Ferrari World?
Not published. All three parks that use a junior category explain that it exists because some rides are restricted below 1.1 metres, and none of them publishes what the junior ticket costs.
Which days are peak season at the Yas Island parks?
Not published. The parks publish a three-step counter ladder — peak, medium and low — and no calendar saying which days fall into which. The counter price on a given date cannot be worked out from any published source.
Is there a family ticket for the Yas Island parks?
None is published. The parks publish an adult price, a junior category priced by height with no figure attached, free entry for the youngest children stated four different ways, and no group or family rate on any of the pages we read.
Do the Yas Island multi-park tickets have a published price?
No. The multi-park pages publish 'Save up to AED 245' and 'Save up to AED 685' and no price to apply either saving to. We will not reconstruct one by subtracting a saving from a sum of day tickets, because the result would be a figure the operator has never published.