Miral, Abu Dhabi's leading creator of immersive destinations and experiences, will invest more than AED 12 billion in new developments and enhancements across Yas Island over the next five years.
The investment will expand existing theme parks and attractions, introduce new rides and experiences, and add more hotel rooms, strengthening Yas Island’s position as a leading global leisure and entertainment destination.
Miral says the investment, which is separate from the previously announced Disney project, supports Abu Dhabi’s Tourism Strategy 2030 and the emirate’s plans for long-term tourism growth.
Mohamed Khalifa Al Mubarak, Chairman of Miral, said the investment will build on Yas Island’s success and create new experiences for visitors while supporting Abu Dhabi’s economic growth and diversification.
The programme will also contribute to job creation and skills development across the tourism sector.
The next chapter of Yas Island is taking shape.
— Miral (@themiralgroup) September 14, 2026
We’re investing over AED 12 billion across Yas Island over the next five years, with a pipeline of new developments, expansions and enhancements to existing attractions, alongside an elevated hospitality offering.
As Yas Island… pic.twitter.com/X0kQgwxHhG
The announcement came as the 33rd edition of Arabian Travel Market opened in Dubai on Monday, bringing together tourism organisations, airlines, hotels, travel companies and industry leaders.

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