A theme-park-led Dubai holiday built for families with school-age children and teens. Across six nights you cover the city's headline icons — the Burj…
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A theme-park-led Dubai holiday built for families with school-age children and teens. Across six nights you cover the city's headline icons — the Burj Khalifa observation deck, a dhow dinner cruise, and an evening desert safari with dune drive and barbecue — alongside three big park days: IMG Worlds of Adventure (the world's largest indoor theme park, handy on hot afternoons), a day at Motiongate or Bollywood Parks, and a waterpark day at Wild Wadi or Aquaventure. The apartment-hotel base gives families room to spread out and self-cater breakfasts on slow mornings. Pacing is deliberately relaxed so younger children are not overwhelmed; park tickets and most transfers are arranged, though Dubai's distances mean some self-paid taxi or metro hops between attractions. starting at INR 65,000 per person. Covers Dubai 6N.
Land at Dubai International, clear immigration and transfer to your family apartment-hotel to check in and settle. Keep the first evening easy — a stroll around the neighbourhood, a stop at a nearby mall for dinner and supplies, and an early night to shake off the flight before the parks begin.
Spend a full day at IMG Worlds of Adventure, the giant indoor park split into Marvel, Cartoon Network, Lost Valley dinosaur and Haunted zones. Being fully air-conditioned, it suits any weather. Expect roller coasters for thrill-seekers plus gentler rides and character meets for smaller children.
A second park day at Dubai Parks and Resorts — choose Motiongate for Hollywood-studio rides (DreamWorks, Sony) or Bollywood Parks for Indian-film-themed shows and rides. Plan around the live stage shows, and use the lockers so you travel light through the queues.
Cool off with a full day at Wild Wadi or Aquaventure Waterpark. Both mix high-speed slides, lazy rivers and shallow kids' play areas, so the whole family is covered. Pack reef-safe sunscreen, rash guards for the children, and take regular shade breaks through the day.
A city-icon day. Ride to the Burj Khalifa's 124th-floor observation deck for views over the city and coast, then explore Dubai Mall and watch the Dubai Fountain show. In the evening board a dhow dinner cruise for a buffet meal as you glide past illuminated waterfront landmarks.
A free morning to rest or revisit a favourite spot, then an afternoon desert safari: dune bashing in a 4x4, sandboarding, camel rides and henna at the desert camp, followed by a barbecue dinner under the stars with belly-dance and tanoura performances.
Enjoy a final breakfast and any last shopping for souvenirs or dates before checking out. Transfer to the airport in good time for your return flight home, wrapping up the parks-packed week.
IMG (largest indoor theme park) is great for marvel/cartoon fans of all ages. Motiongate has Hollywood films; Bollywood Parks has Indian films and Dabangg ride.
Aquaventure (Atlantis) is bigger with more slides and Lost Chambers Aquarium combo. Wild Wadi has the iconic Jumeirah Sceirah.
November-March is cool. Indoor parks are year round but outdoor waterparks are best November-April.
Yes, dune bashing is suitable for age 7+. Kids' belly dance show, henna and camel rides are family-friendly.
Yes, kitchenette, living area, separate sleeping zones. Ideal for families with kids.
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