The Jebel Jais Sledder offer a new level of adventurous ride that goes up to 40 kmph. Book the ticket online to avail the best offers and deals. The longest toboggan ride in the region, the Jebel Jais Sledder has been drawing adventure lovers in hordes. Not just from all around the UAE, the Jebel Jais Sledder is all set to welcome guests from around the world with its popularity rising rapidly. Take in stunning views of the majestic Hajar Mountains of Ras Al Khaimah as the sled zooms along on a low-slung track swerving through the mountains. A ride on the Jebel Jais Sledder is truly exhilarating and it leaves you with memories that last forever.
| Tour Detail | |
| Tour Timing: | 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM |
| Adult Single Ride: | AED 50 |
| Adult + Child Single Ride: | AED 65 |
| Adult Three Rides: | AED 120 |
| Adult + Child Three Rides: | AED 140 |
| Tour Availability: | Daily |
The low-slung track the sled runs on stretches across 1,840 meters and it has been made sure that it adheres to the highest standards in terms of technical and physical safety. The speed of the sled doesn’t rise beyond 40 km/hr, yet as the sled makes its way through the Hajar Mountains, the rush of adrenaline can’t be put into words. Meant for people of all ages, the views from the gravity-powered mountain coaster are just stunning!
Inclusions of Jebel Jais Sledder Tickets
The ticket prices vary depending on the number of rides you take. It also depends on whether you have children accompanying you. You can book your Jebel Jais Sledder tickets for only a single ride or a set that includes three rides.
- Adult Tickets: AED 50 for a single ride & AED 120 for a set of three rides
- Adult+Child Tickets: AED 65 for a single ride and AED 140 for three rides
Points to Note
- If you opt to go for the set of three rides, you’ll have to take all the rides on the same day itself. The rides can’t be spread over multiple days
- All riders below the age of 18 shall need to get a waiver signed by their parents or guardians. The waiver needs to be signed by everyone wishing to take the ride
The Jais Sledder Timings
The Jebel Jais Sledder welcomes visitors from Tuesdays to Sundays. Here are the details of the timings.
- Tuesday to Thursday: 12:00 pm to 06:00 pm
- Friday to Sunday: 11:00 am to 06:00 pm
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The Jais Sledder doesn’t operate on Mondays.
The last sledder sets off at 05:30pm and the ticket counter downs its shutters between 04:30pm and 05:00pm depending on how many people have lined up. You are therefore requested to plan your visit accordingly so that you face no inconvenience. You may also try Jebel Jais Zipline tickets that offer similar kind of adventure ride.
Things to Remember
- Minimum age requirement is of 3 years
- Must be capable of hastening the safety restraints properly.
- It’s recommended to carry the ticket in order to take the ride
- Carry a valid identity proof
Those Who Aren’t Allowed to Take the Jais Sledder Ride
- People under the influence of any drugs or alcohol
- Women who are pregnant
- People with heart aliments
- People with neck or back injuries or chronic aches in their necks or backs
- People prone to suffering seizures
- People suffering from medical conditions that the ride may aggravate
Important Information
- Those with a height of less than 135cm must be accompanied by an adult driver
- The authorities may be forced to close down the ride or change its timings due to unforeseen circumstances. All are notified that the authorities reserve the right to do so
- It’s a must that all riders remain properly seated and are securely belted during the entire ride
- Riders are prevented from carrying pets, bulky, loose or sharp items, food or backpacks
- For the reasons of safety, all riders are to refrain from touching the track at any time during the ride, before or after it
- Not more than two people can board a single sled and their combined weight shouldn’t be more than 150 kilos
Frequently Asked Questions (FQAs) on Jebel Jais Sledder Ride
The minimum age required for a ride on the Jais Sledder is 3 years. It’s also necessary that they are able to grab the front handle tightly when the ride is on.
It’s important that you wear clothes that make you feel comfortable. Put on shoes with a flat sole that grip well to the ground. Make sure that there are no loose items in your attire.
The weather at Jebel Jais is stable round the year and the temperatures are a few notches below those in the cities and the mainland. However, at times, there are rain storms and sand storms here. On such occasions, the authorities reserve the right to halt operations for the safety of the riders.
No, since riders are barred from carrying cameras and/or mobile phones, recording the ride isn’t possible as of now. There are plans however to offer go-pro rentals in the near future.
