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DEAL · SPEND PROMO · 20 Oct 2026

Dubai Parks and Resorts — 15% off with a Citi card, to 30 June 2027

Last checked 20 October 2026; recorded to expire 30 June 2027. Verify provider terms before acting.

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Filed 20 Oct 2026
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Citi is giving 15% off at Dubai Parks and Resorts when you pay with a Citi credit or debit card. The offer is valid until 30 June 2027, which covers this winter’s park season and the next spring.

  • Discount: 15%
  • Tickets: up to 8 per transaction; each valid for a single admission on the selected day
  • Public holidays: excluded
  • Code: none shown on the page
  • Cards: Citi credit and debit cards
  • Expires: 30 June 2027

On a family day out the 15% adds up: AED 150 off AED 1,000 of tickets. The page does not say which parks within the resort are covered, or whether the discount is taken online or at the gate. Ask before you buy.

The tickets are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged, and the offer cannot be combined with any other promotion.

For Citi’s card line-up, see our Citi Cashback review.

Verified against the Citi offers page on 20 October 2026.

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