by Donald Wood
Last updated: 8:55 AM ET, Tue March 26, 2024
Officials from Guinness World Records announced that SeaWorld
Yas Island, Abu Dhabi, has been named the “Largest Indoor Marine-Life Theme
Park” in the world.
The Guinness World Records certificate was presented to
Mohamed Abdalla Al Zaabi, Group CEO of Miral, and the SeaWorld
Abu Dhabi leadership. The 183,000-square meter property opened to the public
last year.
SeaWorld Abu Dhabi combines entertainment, education, and
conservation to help visitors discover the vast ocean through eight immersive
realms, including Abu Dhabi Ocean, One Ocean, MicroOcean, Endless Ocean,
Tropical Ocean, Rocky Point and Polar Ocean, which is divided into the Arctic
realm and Antarctica realm.
“We are very pleased to receive recognition from Guinness
World Records as the world's largest Marine-Life Theme Park,” SeaWorld Abu
Dhabi General Manager Thomas Kaferle said.
“This prestigious achievement is a testament to our
commitment to providing the best possible entertainment experience, coupled
with an interactive educational aspect enabling guests to learn more about
marine life in a fun and entertaining setting that engages all ages,” Kaferle
continued.
The marine life theme park is committed to providing the
highest standard of animal welfare based on best practices and standards set by
internationally recognized organizations. It is the region’s first facility to
be certified by Global Humane.
With an incredible variety of aquatic life, over 15
interactive experiences and thrilling rides, in addition to animal experiences
and presentations, SeaWorld Abu
Dhabi offers educational opportunities, allowing guests to gain insights
from the park’s experts about marine life.
Additionally, guests can enjoy over 20 live characters and
performances, along with more than 10 up-close encounters with animals,
guaranteeing delightful entertainment throughout their visit.
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