Some of Abu Dhabi's most famous attractions on Yas Island are set to reopen.
Warner Bros World, Ferrari World Abu Dhabi and Clymb will be welcoming guests back from Wednesday, July 29, with stringent precautionary safety measures to ensure the safety of guests and employees. This includes operating at 30 per cent capacity, which means that all customers (including annual passholders) must book online ahead of time.
After booking, they can expect to receive a confirmation email that details the health and safety measures expected and will also be advised to download a smartphone app for each of the parks to enhance contactless experience once there.
Other safety measures implemented include thermal screening cameras, safe distance markers and modified capacity on rides and at dining and shopping venues. Meet and greets with characters will also temporarily be unavailable. Face masks will also be required as they are mandatory while out in the UAE.
Annual passholders will also receive an extension on their membership due to the duration that the theme parks were temporarily closed for.
Scroll through our gallery of Clymb:
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Professional climber Sasha DiGiulian scales The Summyt at Clymb, Yas Mall, Abu Dhabi. Chris Whiteoak / The National -
Athletes and famous skydivers, as well as climbers, were the first to experience the world's biggest indoor skydiving flight chamber and the world's tallest indoor climbing wall during the opening ceremony of Clymb. Chris Whiteoak / The National -
A sleek entrance tunnel welcomes climbers to Clymb. Chris Whiteoak / The National -
The sporting facility will feature a 43-metre indoor climbing wall – the world’s tallest. Chris Whiteoak / The National -
An instructor puts on his safety gear before entering the flight chamber. Chris Whiteoak / The National -
Austrian skydiver Felix Baumgartner inside the flight chamber. Chris Whiteoak / The National -
'A Dh367 million project, Clymb Abu Dhabi is designed to present unique sporting challenges to active lifestyle enthusiasts from around the world and enhances the emirate’s position as a global tourism destination, with world-class attractions for all travellers,' the Abu Dhabi Government Media Office media office said of the new opening. Chris Whiteoak / The National -
Indoor skydivers Kyra Poh and Maja Kuczunska inside the flight chamber; it allows guests to mimic a skydiving experience in a 9.75m-wide chamber. Chris Whiteoak / The National -
The outside of Clymb, which houses the world’s tallest indoor climbing wall.
Ferrari World Abu Dhabi and Warner Bros World Abu Dhabi will be open daily from 11am-8pm daily and Clymb will be open daily from 11am-9pm.
