The wait is finally over. Bujairi Terrace tickets are available now. The new foodie destination is located in historical area Diriyah and offers views of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Turaif. Bujairi Terrace has opened with around 20 exciting restaurants, including many brand-new concepts and first to the region. Whether you’re after cake and coffee, Saudi cuisine, something casual or a fine-dining dinner, there promises to be something for your craving. Before you dig in, you’re going to need tickets also known as the Diriyah Entry Pass. Here’s all there is to know about Bujairi Terrace tickets.
Do I need a ticket to enter Bujairi Terrace?
Yes. If you want to visit Bujairi Terrace, you will need a ticket to the area – Diriyah Entry Pass. The ticket is required to access the gated zones of Bujairi Terrace and Turaif. Tickets vary depending on the date and time of the week. On Sunday to Thursday, tickets will be required after 4pm and an all-day ticket will be required for weekends (Friday and Saturday).
How much does a Diriyah Entry Pass cost?
As mentioned, ticket prices vary according to the days of the week you plan to visit. From Sunday to Wednesday tickets are SAR100 while entry passes for Thursday to Saturday are SAR200.
You will be able to redeem the value of the Diriyah Entry Pass on food and beverages at all the restaurants.
Where can I purchase tickets?
Tickets to Bujairi Terrace must be purchased beforehand via the Diriyah website. In-person purchases will be not available on-site.
What will I have access to with a Diriyah Entry Pass?
A Diriyah Entry Pass will give you access to over 20 Bujairi Terrace restaurants in the new foodie destination.
Additionally, you will be able to check out historical UNESCO World Heritage Site Turaif, otherwise known as the birthplace of the Kingdom. Ticket-holders will also have the option to pre-book a guided tour of Turaif.
Do children require an entry pass?
Children under the age of 13 do not require an entry pass to access the Bujairi Terrace area, but, those above the age of 12 will require an entry pass for a starting price of SAR100. Proof of age might also be required so keep IDs handy.
What are the opening hours for Bujairi Terrace?
Bujairi Terrace will be open from 10am to midnight on Saturday to Wednesday, 10am to 1am on Thursday and 2pm to 2am on Friday and public holidays.
What Bujairi Terrace restaurants are open?
Take your pick from a range of restaurants, including many new ones to Riyadh, Saudi and even the region. There are world-famous concepts and well as brand-new concepts debuting for the first time in Saudi.
From European eats at Chez Bruno and TATEL to Asian dining at Hakkasan and Long Chim to Saudi cuisine at MAIZ and Takya, there are a range of eateries. Joe and The Juice offers all-day, casual dining while those who are fans of breakfast can head to Sarabeth’s and Brunch & Cake.
See more about Bujairi Terrace restaurants here.
What are the restaurants opening hours?
Bujairi Terrace is open to the public from 10am, but be sure to check each individual restaurant for their specific opening hours. Some places might be serving breakfast while others much be focused on dinner.
Are there designated parking spaces in the area?
Visitors to the area will have access to three of the available parking locations including Bujairi parking, Bujairi drop-off and valet parking services. Individual parking will cost SAR30 per hour while valet parking will be available for SAR150.
Open Sat-Wed 10am-midnight, Thu 10am-1am, Fri 2pm-2am. SAR100 (Sun-Wed), SAR200 (Thu-Sat), Diriyah, diriyah.sa.
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