Ferrari World Abu Dhabi: 40+ Rides & 240km/h Coaster

40 Rides in One Day: Ferrari World's Speed Without the Drive

You walk in and spend the day moving between 40+ rides — from the world's fastest roller coaster at 240km/h to an indoor racing simulator and everything in between. Entry covers all attractions, and the park is designed so you're not waiting long between stops. Plan for a full day and wear comfortable shoes.

Is this one for you?Book this if you want a full day of rides without planning logistics — the ticket covers everything, the park is designed to move you through quickly, and there's enough variety that different ages find something they want to do.

What’s included

• Your ticket includes access to 25 themed rides and attractions throughout Ferrari World Abu Dhabi, with the option to experience additional rides depending on your interests and time.
• The world's fastest roller coaster at 240km/h, the indoor racing simulator, and all other park attractions are covered by your entry.
• No additional ride tickets are needed once you're inside.

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Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Full day at Ferrari World Abu Dhabi

• Enter Ferrari World Abu Dhabi
• Ride the fastest roller coaster
• Enjoy over 40 exciting rides
• Experience indoor racing simulator
• Indulge in adrenaline rush activities

The Experience

Yeah, so you're standing at the entrance and the first thing you see is the Ferris wheel spinning against the Abu Dhabi skyline, and then someone says "the coaster hits 240 kilometers per hour" and suddenly the day feels different. Ferrari World Abu Dhabi isn't just a theme park — it's basically a full-day commitment to rides that actually make your stomach drop. You get access to more than 40 attractions, which sounds like a lot until you're halfway through and realize you're going to have to pick your favorites because the day moves fast.

The roller coaster is the thing everyone talks about. It's the fastest in the world, and the speed is real — you feel it the moment the track tilts. But honestly, the racing simulator inside the park might be where you spend the most time, especially if anyone in your group is even slightly into cars. There's something about the indoor setup that makes it feel less like a theme park ride and more like you're actually behind the wheel. After that, the other 38 rides start to blur together in the best way — some are gentle, some are intense, and the park is designed so you're not standing in one spot for too long.

The layout means you can move through Ferrari World Abu Dhabi without much backtracking, which matters when you're trying to fit everything in. Families with small kids can bring strollers, and there are spots to sit down if someone needs a break. The park is wheelchair accessible, so mobility isn't a barrier. Most people spend a full day here and still feel like they missed something, which is either a reason to come back or a sign that one ticket is enough to know if you want to.

Top questions

How fast does the main roller coaster go?

240 kilometers per hour. It's the world's fastest roller coaster.

How many rides are included with the ticket?

Access to more than 40 themed rides and attractions throughout the park.

Is there a racing simulator?

Yes, there's an indoor racing simulator that's one of the main attractions.

Can I bring young children?

Yes. Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller, though some rides have height or age restrictions.

Is the park wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Ferrari World Abu Dhabi is wheelchair accessible.

How long should I spend at the park?

Most visitors plan for a full day to experience the main attractions without rushing.

Is there public transportation to the park?

Yes, public transportation options are available nearby.

Are there any health restrictions?

The park is not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries, pregnant travelers, or those with poor cardiovascular health. Check specific ride restrictions when you arrive.