Family sleepover at SeaWorld Abu Dhabi: All you need to know
SeaWorld Abu Dhabi introduces its first family sleepover, offering overnight access to the park, marine life activities, and themed dining/ Image Seaworld Abu Dhabi
SeaWorld Yas Island, Abu Dhabi – renowned as one of the world's largest indoor marine life theme parks – is introducing an immersive and exclusive overnight experience for families.
The event, scheduled from Saturday, June 21 to Sunday, June 22, is open to parents and children aged seven to twelve years and promises an unforgettable night inside the park, long after regular hours.
In a special arrangement, the theme park will remain open solely for event attendees, creating a private and enriched atmosphere where participants can explore marine life under the guidance of SeaWorld Abu Dhabi's zoological education team.
Attendees will enjoy a guided educational adventure, meet ocean-themed characters, and take part in interactive activities including arts, crafts, and games. A key highlight of the evening will be an exclusive preview of the upcoming Electric Ocean Festival, SeaWorld Abu Dhabi's new themed celebration.
Sleep Beneath the Sea – What to Expect
The experience goes beyond a typical night at the museum. Families will sleep in specially designated underwater viewing areas, offering stunning views of marine animals in their habitat.
This unique setting elevates the experience, giving children a chance to witness marine life up close, even as they drift off to sleep.
Your group sleepover includes an opportunity to sleep at one of SeaWorld's amazing animal exhibits.
Continental style breakfast, with assorted croissants, muffins, fruit and juice and coffee.
Enjoy margarita and pepperoni pizza with drinks, topped off with cookies for dessert.
Fun and interactive educational activities appropriate to the grade level of your group. specifically designed for students aged 7-12 years old.
Tickets do not include park entry.
Arrival is scheduled between 5:00 pm and 6:00 pm, coinciding with the park's closing time to the general public. Guests will begin their adventure with exclusive activities tailored for the evening. This will be followed by a pizza dinner served in the dramatic setting of the One Ocean globe, one of the park's iconic features.
The experience wraps up the next day with a continental breakfast and a morning farewell, with all guests expected to depart by 9:00 am.
Pricing and Booking Details
SeaWorld Abu Dhabi has announced detailed pricing for the event:
General Public
:
Dh975 for one adult and one child
Dh488 for each additional child
Yas Annual Pass Holders
:
Dh650 for one adult and one child
Dh325 for each additional child
These prices are all-inclusive, covering dinner, breakfast, and all nighttime activities within the park. It's important to note that general park admission is not included in the sleepover event.
Given the limited spots and high demand for this first-of-its-kind experience, SeaWorld Abu Dhabi is advising guests to book early to secure participation.
A Unique Blend of Education and Entertainment
The event not only aims to entertain but also serves an educational purpose. With the presence of the zoological education team, children will gain insights into marine life in a way few experiences allow. The sleepover format, set in one of the most advanced marine parks globally, blends fun and learning seamlessly.
According to SeaWorld Abu Dhabi, the goal is to create lasting memories while fostering curiosity and respect for ocean ecosystems. For families seeking an immersive marine adventure this summer, the sleepover at SeaWorld Abu Dhabi offers a rare and enriching opportunity.
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