Miral and Etihad Rail have announced a strategic partnership to improve transport links between the Etihad Rail Abu Dhabi Mohamed bin Zayed City Station and Yas Island. This collaboration, formalised through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), aims to provide seamless first- and last-mile connectivity by integrating the Yas Express shuttle network with the national rail system.
Passengers arriving at the Abu Dhabi Mohamed bin Zayed City Station will now have access to a free shuttle service, connecting them directly to Yas Island's major attractions such as Ferrari World, Yas Waterworld, Warner Bros. World, and SeaWorld. This initiative is part of a broader effort to enhance accessibility and convenience for both residents and tourists visiting Yas Island.
Lisa Goswell, Senior Vice President of Sales at Miral Destinations, highlighted the importance of this collaboration in advancing the UAE's vision for sustainable mobility. "Our collaboration with Etihad Rail represents an important step towards creating a more integrated journey," she stated. "Together, we are helping to advance the UAE’s vision for smarter, more sustainable mobility whilst supporting the continued growth of the tourism sector."
Adhraa Almansoori, Executive Director of Commercial and Support at Etihad Rail Mobility, emphasised the partnership's role in strengthening the transport ecosystem. "Through our partnership with Miral, passengers arriving at Etihad Rail Abu Dhabi Mohamed bin Zayed City Station will have a direct connection to Yas Island and its diverse range of attractions and experiences," Almansoori said.
The partnership also aims to explore future digital connectivity options, further integrating the transport systems and enhancing the travel experience. This collaboration is part of a long-term strategy to support sustainable travel and tourism growth across the UAE.
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