Dubai December 20, 2016 at 12:39 am

Uber Has Teamed Up With Dubai Seawings For This Once In A Lifetime Opportunity

Starting tomorrow, Tuesday 29 November, UAE residents will have the chance to book UberSeawings via the UBER app and enjoy a stunning aerial tour of Dubai on Saturday 3 December. The UAE’s only seaplane operator, has been described by the New York Times as the ‘number one thing to do in Dubai.’ And now you can now be a part of history. Take off in the epitome of style in a comfortable and state-of-the-art Cessna seaplane from Dubai Creek. This is Dubai’s take-off and landing location of the famous seaplane flights around the world in the 30’s and 40’s.

The views are incredible

Photo credit: Aisha Deeb

What you need to know

The flight costs 500 AED per person – less than half the price of the original fare!
No refunds or cancellations after booking—arrive at The Park Hyatt, Dubai Creek 45 minutes prior to your flight for a security and safety briefing
Bring your Emirates ID or passport
Uber is not a direct air carrier. All air services advertised will be provided by Seawings
Passengers must be older than 3 and if under 18 they must be accompanied by a legal guardian

How to book

Move the slider to UberSeawings on Tuesday 29 November between 12 – 4pm to book your flight for up to two people
After your request, UberSeawings will get in touch to confirm your booking before the payment goes through
You can select three flight options for Saturday 3 December: 11:15am, 12:00pm and 12:45pm (depending on availability)
Payment is made via Uber (cash payments not applicable)— AED500 per person
You will receive an email with your flight confirmation and a promo code for complimentary Uber transfers to and from the Seawings check in facility at The Park Hyatt, Dubai Creek
In the case of any unfulfilled requests where users are unable to complete a booking due to lack of availability, Seawings will provide a 25% discount on a future Seawings seaplane tour experience if users can present information on their unfulfilled booking request – e.g. a screenshot