Majid Al Futtaim has launched a series of Back-to-School offers across its entertainment portfolio in the UAE, Oman, Kuwait, and Qatar, giving families and students plenty of reasons to celebrate September with discounts and exclusive packages.
From VOX Cinemas to Ski Dubai, Snow Abu Dhabi, Snow Oman, and Magic Planet, the group’s attractions are offering special promotions designed to combine fun, value, and family-friendly experiences as the new academic year begins.
Big Screen Entertainment
Movie fans can take advantage of VOX Cinemas’ “Buy 3 Tickets for the Price of 2” offer across select films.
- UAE: Available on Premier and Standard experiences until 30 September with the code VOXGROUP.
- Qatar: Available on KIDS and Standard experiences until 7 October with the code VOXFAMILY.
- Kuwait: Standard experiences with the code VOXFAMILY, valid until 7 October.
Snow Adventures
- Ski Dubai: The Back-to-School Pass (starting AED 295) includes unlimited Snow Park access, a snack combo, and 10% off for groups of four. Offer valid until 21 September.
- Snow Abu Dhabi: Kids aged 2–13 can enjoy unlimited rides, Kid’s Village, a burger meal, and daily prize draws. Passes start from AED 199, valid weekdays until 19 September.
- Snow Oman: For OMR 9, children can access unlimited Snow Park rides and the Snow Block zone. Valid until 30 September.
Family Fun at Magic Planet
Magic Planet has introduced a new Game Points system, giving guests more free games with every top-up. The updated system removes restrictions, allowing free credits to be used across rides, video games, redemption games, and merchandise games at all UAE locations.
With families preparing for the school year, Majid Al Futtaim’s entertainment promotions are designed to combine affordability with memorable experiences. By spanning cinemas, snow parks, and gaming zones, the group continues to position itself as a regional leader in leisure and lifestyle.
The Back-to-School campaign reflects both the rising demand for value-driven entertainment and the growing appetite among GCC families for shared leisure activities beyond classrooms and malls.
