Yas Waterworld’s friends and family pass allows access to over 45 rides, slides and attractions as well as allowing free access to nannies and children under the age of 3.  Prices starts from Dh185 per person if the tickets are bought online and Dh213 if they are purchased at the gate. If a minimum of four tickets are obtained, then families get a 15 per cent discount. These rates are valid for purchase and redemption from until December 31, 2017. The water park offers a National Day rate starting from Dh95. Parking is free and available during park hours. A valet parking service is available for Dh40. Courtesy Yas Waterworld

UAE theme park special summer offers - in pictures



From water parks to theme parks the UAE can cater to the liking of just about any child. The National brings you a selection of special offers - just click through the pictures.

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The specs

Engine: 1.5-litre turbo

Power: 181hp

Torque: 230Nm

Transmission: 6-speed automatic

Starting price: Dh79,000

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