Sea World Abu Dhabi Tickets + Louvre Abu dhabi

Louvre Abu Dhabi shows art and artefacts spanning thousands of years, from prehistoric objects and ancient manuscripts to Renaissance paintings and contemporary art, arranged around shared human stories rather than by country. Temporary exhibitions change through the year, and the dome's 'rain of light' over the sea-facing plazas is a highlight in itself.

Plan about 2 hours for the permanent galleries at Louvre Abu Dhabi, and longer if you add a temporary exhibition or time under the dome. Galleries close earlier than the dome, which stays open until midnight, so arriving in the afternoon gives you time for both.

Yes. Louvre Abu Dhabi has cafés and restaurants on site, and the dome and restaurants stay open until midnight. Outside food and drinks are not allowed in the museum, so plan meals at the on-site venues or before your visit.

Yes. SeaWorld Abu Dhabi is built for families: it is fully indoors, with gentle rides, interactive play areas, animal presentations and character shows for all ages. Children aged 2 and under enter free with a paying adult, and guests aged 3 to 11 must be with an adult. There is a mother's lounge, a quiet room and 17 dining outlets.

SeaWorld Abu Dhabi is home to more than 100,000 animals from over 150 marine species, across realms such as Abu Dhabi Ocean, Tropical Ocean, Arctic and Antarctica. Guests can choose from 100+ animal experiences and presentations, 10+ up-close animal encounters, 15+ rides and interactive experiences, and 20+ live characters and shows.

SeaWorld Yas Island, Abu Dhabi is the first SeaWorld park outside the US and the first new SeaWorld in 30 years. It is a fully indoor marine-life theme park on five levels, about 183,000 m², with 8 themed realms and the Endless Ocean, the region's largest multi-species aquarium. It also houses the Yas SeaWorld Research & Rescue centre.