Home Industry Finance Dubai Parks and Resorts, Tabby launch new BNPL payment option using Tabby Card Guests can now pay for their tickets to Motiongate Dubai, Bollywood Parks Dubai, Legoland Dubai Theme Park and the Legoland Water Park parks in multiple installments by Neesha Salian January 6, 2023 You can now ‘play first and pay later’ at Dubai Parks and Resorts. The theme park has signed a multi-year partnership with shopping and payments app Tabby, to launch a new ‘Buy Now Pay Later’ payment option using the Tabby Card. Tabby Card is a digital credit card that enables guests to buy park tickets and annual passes to Motiongate Dubai, Bollywood Parks Dubai, Legoland Dubai Theme Park and the Legoland Water Park and pay the fees by installments. While purchasing passes at the gate, online or through the call centre, guests can simply select the ‘Tabby’ option to set up their installment plan, without any interest or financing fee. Residents of the UAE can enjoy more flexibility and accessibility when using the Tabby Card to purchase the park’s tickets and annual passes. Tabby Card can be added directly to the digital wallet and can split purchases into four interest-free payments without the need for prepaid top-ups or any hidden fees. The set-up is easy and free. This partnership aims to enhance the ability for more guests to experience Dubai Parks and Resorts through an exciting season which will see several new announcements in addition to the opening of the world’s first Real Madrid themed park. In recent news, Tabby partnered with Saudi Arabia’s delivery super app, ToYou, to launch ToYou Pay Later. Tabby will enable users to buy as many times as they want from ToYou, with a single bill at the end of the month without interest or fees. Read: Saudi delivery app ToYou joins forces with BNPL platform Tabby Tags BNPL Dubai Dubai Parks and Resorts Tabby 0 Comments You might also like RTA to construct 762 bus shelters in key Dubai areas by 2025 Dubai approves Dhs152m bonus for government employees Strong cash flows for UAE stocks in Christmas Day trade Institutional investors were hungry for Dubai, Abu Dhabi Stocks in 2023