Seef Entertainment launches Eidyeah packages and offers for Eid Al Adha
This year's Eidyeah Packages include generous bonus credits on game cards of up to BD 15, giving guests more opportunities to enjoy a wide range of games and exhilarating experiences in a joyful and festive atmosphere.
At Yabeela, located in Al Liwan, the first package offers an additional BD 15 in credit when topping up a game card with BD 35, giving guests a total balance of BD 50. The second package provides BD 6 in bonus credit with a BD 20 top-up, for a total of BD 26.
At Magic Island, guests receive BD 10 in extra credit when topping up with BD 25, bringing the total to BD 35. A second package gives BD 4.5 in bonus credit with a BD 15 top-up, for a total of BD 19.5.
Sharing joy
These special offers reflect Seef Entertainment's commitment to sharing the joy of Eid Al Adha with the Bahraini community by delivering the best family entertainment experiences and reaffirming its position as the Kingdom's top entertainment destination.
On this occasion, Ahmed Yusuf, Chief Executive Officer of Seef Properties, stated: 'We are delighted to celebrate Eid Al Adha with our valued visitors by offering a variety of exciting entertainment promotions and exceptional Eidyeah packages across all our centres. Our goal is to create unforgettable moments for the entire family and reinforce Seef Entertainment's leadership as Bahrain's premier entertainment destination.'
He added: 'We are always committed to providing unique entertainment experiences that cater to all age groups. Through these offers, we aim to spread joy and happiness among our guests during the Eid holidays.' Seef Entertainment invites all guests to take advantage of these special offers and enjoy exceptional moments of fun, excitement, and adventure with family and friends—creating cherished memories in a safe and thrilling environment.
Attractions
Seef Entertainment's premier attractions include:
Yabeela, the kingdom's largest indoor entertainment center, spans 6,000 sqm with interactive games inspired by Bahraini heritage, including Al Dawama and the Tree of Life.
At Magic Island, visitors can explore over 100 games across six themed zones, blending classic and modern amusements in a vibrant indoor setting.
For high-energy fun, Hawa— Bahrain's biggest inflatable park—delivers endless bouncing excitement, while Jumpoline in Seef Mall – Isa Town features trampolines, climbing zones, and active games for all ages.
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