Emirates offers free water park entry with every Dubai booking
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Emirates is offering all UK passengers a free, full-day pass to Aquaventure, dubbed the world’s largest waterpark.
It is available for Emirates guests flying out of the UK for a Dubai getaway, booking flights until 12 September 2024.
It is valid for departure until 3 October 2024.
Aquaventure Waterpark is one of Dubai’st top tourist attractions, with 105 slides, attractions and experiences.
It also features a one-kilometre-long beach.
There is also a large kids’ zone with 16 dedicated kids’ attractions.
The free Dubai water park offer is for bookings in any cabin class for departure from 26 August to 3 October 2024.
The complimentary ticket to the Dubai water park entitles travellers to one full-day admission.
It is valid for bookings made on emirates.com, the Emirates App, or via Emirates ticketing offices and call centres and travel agents.
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