Elevate Your Easter Celebrations with an All-Inclusive Daycation for the Whole Family at Rixos The Palm Dubai Hotel & Suites?
Spring has officially sprung, and Rixos The Palm Dubai Hotel & Suites is ready to bring the magic of Easter to life for you and your family. To make the most of the celebrations, guests are invited to enjoy a sun-soaked all-inclusive daycation this Easter Sunday with free-flowing sips, access to the resort's world-class facilities, non-stop activities at Rixy Kids Club, and complimentary entry to the epic Rixy Kids Carnival. Further elevating the festivities, guests can choose to join the lively Easter brunch at Turquoise, promising endless culinary delights and Easter fun.
To start your Easter Sunday on the right note, head to Turquoise Restaurant, which has been given a vibrant Easter makeover. Adorned with decorative bunnies and colourful displays, the venue perfectly sets the scene for a mouthwatering breakfast buffet filled with global delights, refreshing beverages, and a special kids' corner. Alternatively, fuel up for the festivities with a Turkish-inspired breakfast at A La Turca, serving flavourful favourites to suit every palate.
Once the whole family has enjoyed a bite to eat, young guests can skip over to Rixy Kids Club for a fun-filled lineup of Easter games and activities. Open from 10.00am, little ones can get active with kids' yoga and bowling or unleash their inner creativity with festive crafts like salt painting and making funny glasses. As the day winds down, they can transform into their favourite characters with face painting, hit the dance floor at the kids' disco, and enjoy an evening of family bingo.
Adding to the excitement, daycation guests also enjoy complimentary access to the vibrant Rixy Kids Carnival. Taking place from 3.00pm, little ones can let their imaginations run wild as they explore colourful bouncy castles, interactive games, and make new friends along the way. What's more, the carnival will be serving plenty of snacks, Easter treats, and cookies to keep them in high spirits all afternoon.
While younger guests enjoy endless fun, adults will have plenty of opportunities to savour some 'me time', between a refreshing dip in the sea and lounging by the pool with a cocktail in hand. Fitness enthusiasts can also enjoy unlimited access to the outdoor Jungle Gym, a sustainable space crafted entirely from wood. For those who prefer an indoor setting, the Wellness Area offers a dynamic range of fitness activities, ensuring every guest can maintain their routine in a space that energises and inspires.
When: Sunday, April 20 th from 9.00am to 6.00pm ? ?
All-inclusive daycation including: ? ? ? Buffet breakfast at A La Turca or Turquoise with soft beverages ? Buffet lunch at A La Turca or Turquoise with soft and house beverages ? Unlimited soft and house beverages at Bodrum Bar and Patisserie Istanbul ? Complimentary pool & beach access ? ? Unlimited access to Rixy Kids Club and Rixy Kids Carnival Unlimited access to Jungle Gym and fitness activities in the outdoor Wellness Area ?
Price: AED 699 per person ?
Rixy Kids Club Easter Sunday Programme ?
• 10.15am: Kids Yoga
• 11.00am: Funny Eyeglasses Making
• 11.30am: Bowling
• 12.00pm: Kids Cinema
• 1.00pm: Disinfection Break
• 2.15pm: Salt Painting Craft
• 3.00pm: Easter Kids Carnival
• 6.00pm: Face Painting
• 7.30pm: Dobble Card Game
• 8.30pm: Rixy Disco
• 9.00pm: Family Bingo
To top it all off, families can choose to continue the celebration with an unmissable Easter brunch at Turquoise. Surrounded by festive décor, tuck into mountains of global culinary delights from a buffet-style spread featuring live cooking stations and endless options. In the spirit of the season, guests can enjoy plenty of decadent Easter-inspired treats alongside classic desserts, including the resort's signature Turkish favourites. Complemented by unlimited house beverages, this is the ultimate way to celebrate while ensuring the whole family is catered to.
Offer: Easter brunch with buffet spread, live cooking stations, live entertainment, and festive treats Soft Beverages Package: AED 289 per person House Beverages Package: AED 399 per person
For bookings and more information, please contact +971 (4) 457 5555 or [email protected]
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