Unlock hundreds of offers in Dubai with Emirates Boarding Pass

by | Nov 14, 2022 | In The News

With Emirates’ My Emirates Pass, get exclusive offers and discounts at over 500 locations around the UAE.

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This winter, Emirates is inviting passengers to fly to Dubai and enjoy exclusive offers in UAE. To take advantage of these offers, simply present your boarding pass at any of the participating businesses. This is a great opportunity to experience all that Dubai has to offer, from world-class shopping and dining to exhilarating activities and cultural attractions. So book your flight today and start planning your perfect Dubai getaway.

With Emirates’ My Emirates Pass, get exclusive offers and discounts at over 500 locations around the UAE. All you need to do is show your boarding pass at participating businesses and you’ll be able to enjoy special prices on everything from leisure activities to restaurant meals. It’s just one more way that Emirates makes travel easy and convenient for its passengers.

Enjoy My Emirates Pass between 1 November 2022 and 31 March 2023 and get access to amazing offers on dining, big‑name stores, famous attractions and luxury spas to help you get more from your trip.

My Emirates Pass holders can enjoy up to 20% discount on Sky & Lounge tickets for At The Top Burj Khalifa, one of the world’s tallest buildings. Discounts are also available for other attractions in Dubai, such as Wild Wadi Waterpark, Motiongate Dubai, Legoland & Legoland Waterpark, Laguna Waterpark, IMG Worlds of Adventure, and Bollywood Parks Dubai.

Looking to explore Dubai in a unique way? This November, take advantage of the complimentary 60-minute Creek Sightseeing Cruise with Tour Dubai. Just present your Emirates boarding pass and ID at the ticket desk on the day of your cruise. Enjoy views of Dubai’s historic district from a traditional dhow boat as you learn about the city’s rich culture and history. As the winter holidays approach, now is a great time to take advantage of Emirates’ My Emirates Pass. ◼

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