Restaurants
From smoked brisket in Steam Town to fine dining on top of Camel Rock and Najdi dishes in Diriyah.
Qiddiya City has more than 50 places to eat, all inside the two parks for now: 29 at Six Flags Qiddiya City and 23 at Aquarabia. A standalone Resort Core dining area is planned but not open yet.
Every single-day Six Flags ticket includes a meal voucher: use it at a full-service restaurant. There is no alcohol anywhere in Saudi Arabia.
Open nowFirepit BBQ
Slow-smoked brisket, beef short ribs and smoked chicken platters in steampunk Steam Town, the best place to spend your meal voucher.
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Open nowNavigators Restaurant
Shawarma, manakish, mixed grills and Saudi dishes in the central Citadel, handy between lands.
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Open nowIndian Spice Café
Butter chicken, tikka and vegetable curries with rice in the Valley of Fortune.
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Open nowPrimo's Pizzeria
Pizza, pasta, soups and salads close to Falcons Flight and Sirocco Tower.
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Open nowTaste of Asia
Dim sum, chow mein and cashew chicken, the widest menu among the park's sit-down restaurants.
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Open nowAscent
Fine dining at the top of Camel Rock with panoramic views over the park and the Tuwaiq landscape.
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Pizza, pasta and salads overlooking the Amwaj Bay wave pool.
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Flame-grilled barbecue with views over the Surftopia surf pool.
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Middle Eastern mixed grill in the adults-only Arabian Peak retreat.
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Quick hot dogs with toppings between Herding Grounds activities.
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Open nowBujairi Terrace, Diriyah
Diriyah's dining terrace: Saudi and international restaurants and cafés facing the floodlit walls of At-Turaif.
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Open nowTaleed by Michael Mina
Middle Eastern cooking with a Saudi focus from chef Michael Mina, inside Diriyah's Bab Samhan hotel.
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