Ferrari World tickets: prices, rides and getting there from Dubai

Ferrari World is the indoor theme park under the red roof on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi, about 50 minutes’ drive from Dubai. A day ticket costs AED 345 online, multi-park tickets add Yas Waterworld, Warner Bros. World and SeaWorld, and the park is open from 10am to 7pm through November 2026. One thing to check before you book: its record-breaking coaster, Formula Rossa, was closed for maintenance when we checked.

How much are Ferrari World tickets in 2026?

A single-day ticket costs AED 345 when you buy it on the official ticket page, and more at the gate. The park’s FAQ says the online price is fixed, while the ticket counters charge AED 360 in low season, AED 370 in medium season and AED 380 on peak days. The single-day ticket page adds 10% off for tickets bought seven days ahead, and free parking.

Prices from Ferrari World’s official ticket pages and FAQ, checked 2 November 2026.

Children under 3 don’t need a ticket: tell Guest Services when you arrive and bring their ID. The park sets its junior price by height rather than age, with 1.1 metres as the dividing line, because some rides are closed to shorter guests. A ticket is good for one entry on the date you choose, and the FAQ says re-entry on the same day isn’t normally allowed.

Which multi-park ticket should you buy?

Buy the 1 Day Any 2 Parks ticket if you have one day on Yas Island and the energy for two parks; buy a 2, 3 or 4 Park Ticket if you are staying nearby for several days. The 1 Day Any 2 Parks ticket always includes Ferrari World, plus your choice of Warner Bros. World, Yas Waterworld or SeaWorld. The longer tickets let you spread visits over six days, or use one park more than once: the 4 Park Ticket allows up to four visits to the same park in that time.

All the multi-park tickets include the free shuttle between the island’s parks and free parking. Extras with their own charge aren’t covered. Unless you enrol in the parks’ fingerprint or FacePass entry, you show your original government photo ID each time you use the ticket, and the name must match.

From Dubai, two parks in one day is a long day, so the six-day tickets make most sense if you are staying on or near Yas Island.

Is Formula Rossa open, and how tall do you need to be?

Formula Rossa was listed as closed for maintenance on 2 November 2026, with no reopening date, on the park’s ride updates. The Roof Walk was also unavailable until further notice. When it runs, Formula Rossa launches riders to 240 km/h, climbs to 52 metres and pulls 4.8G, and riders must be 140 to 195 cm tall.

These are the headline rides and their height rules on the official ride pages:

Ride details from ferrariworldabudhabi.com, checked 2 November 2026.

Flying Aces, Turbo Track and Mission Ferrari are the big thrills while Formula Rossa is closed. Families with small children still have plenty to ride: the park’s guide to rides for kids under 1.2 metres lists a dozen, from Formula Rossa Junior to Benno’s Great Race. Our guide to Dubai with kids has more ideas for families.

What are Ferrari World’s opening hours?

Ferrari World is open from 10am to 7pm every day in November 2026, according to the opening hours calendar. The park publishes its hours on a monthly calendar, so check it for your date before you travel.

The FAQ says the park is open every day of the year and, being entirely indoors, stays at about 24°C. That makes it a sound choice for a day out in July and August. Our guide to the best time to visit Dubai covers the hot months.

How do you get to Ferrari World from Dubai?

Drive for about 50 minutes, take the free Yas Express shuttle if your day matches its timetable, or combine a bus or train with a taxi. Ferrari World’s getting here section gives the drive time and the shuttle details.

Sources: Ferrari World, the Yas Express timetable, RTA’s journey planner, Visit Abu Dhabi and Gulf News, checked 2 November 2026.

The free Yas Express shuttle from Dubai

Each Dubai route runs on set days only, so pick your date around it. On the Yas Express timetable we checked:

• D1, Al Barsha: Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays from Mercure Dubai Barsha Heights at 9.20am, reaching Ferrari World at about 11.10am.
• D2, Dubai Marina: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from Millennium Place Marina at 9.20am, same arrival time.
• D3, Deira City Centre: Thursdays and Fridays at 11am, reaching Ferrari World at about 12.55pm.
• D4, Sheikh Zayed Road: Sundays from The H Hotel at 9.30am, reaching Ferrari World at about 11.40am.
• D5, JBR: Saturdays from JA Ocean View Hotel at 11am, reaching Ferrari World at about 12.40pm.

The return buses leave Ferrari World between about 7.40pm and 8pm, after the park closes at 7pm in November, so there’s time to eat at Yas Mall, which connects to the park. You need a valid e-ticket and should be at the stop five minutes early. Times are approximate because of traffic.

By public transport

RTA’s E101 runs from Ibn Battuta to Abu Dhabi Central Bus Station in about 1 hour 45 minutes for AED 25. From there, take a taxi: Visit Abu Dhabi puts the ride from central Abu Dhabi to Yas Island at 25 to 30 minutes and AED 50 to 70. The newer route is Etihad Rail: Dubai’s Al Yalayis station, linked by footbridge to the Jumeirah Golf Estates metro station, has had trains to Abu Dhabi’s Mohammed Bin Zayed City station since 30 September 2026. Visit Abu Dhabi gives the journey as 57 minutes, and Ferrari World says a free Yas Express shuttle runs from that station to Yas Island. Our guide to getting around Dubai explains Nol cards and the metro.

Should you combine Ferrari World with Abu Dhabi’s sights?

Only if you start early and keep it to one other sight. Ferrari World fills most of a day, and from Dubai you add close to two hours of travel. The pairing that works is the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque first, when it opens at 9am, then Yas Island by late morning. Visit Abu Dhabi puts Yas about 30 minutes from central Abu Dhabi.

Watch the day of the week. The mosque’s visiting hours close it to visitors from 11.30am to 2.30pm on Fridays, so on a Friday either be at the mosque when it opens and leave by 11am, or visit after 2.30pm. On other days it stays open until 8.30pm, with last entry at 8pm. If the Louvre Abu Dhabi or Qasr Al Watan matter more to you than roller coasters, give Abu Dhabi its own day: the Abu Dhabi day trip guide has two one-day plans, and the Grand Mosque guide covers booking and the dress code.

Can you see Ferrari World on a tour from Dubai?

You can see it from outside on a city tour, but for the rides you need a park ticket and your own transport or the shuttle. The full-day Abu Dhabi city tour picks up at 9am from Dubai or Abu Dhabi for eight hours with a licensed guide, and includes the Grand Mosque, the Heritage Village, an Emirates Palace photo stop, the Corniche and the dates market, with a photo stop at Ferrari World. Ferrari World tickets and lunch aren’t included, so it suits a first look at Abu Dhabi rather than a park day.

If you’re spending a night in Abu Dhabi, the Abu Dhabi desert safari picks up from your hotel there and makes a good second day after the park.