WBK Digital Card launches as fast-track to Riyadh Season entertainment

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Webook.com has unveiled the WBK Digital Card, a cashless payment solution designed to elevate visitor experiences across Saudi Arabia’s leading entertainment destinations. (Supplied)
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Webook.com has unveiled the WBK Digital Card, a cashless payment solution designed to elevate visitor experiences across Saudi Arabia’s leading entertainment destinations. (Supplied)
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Webook.com has unveiled the WBK Digital Card, a cashless payment solution designed to elevate visitor experiences across Saudi Arabia’s leading entertainment destinations. (Supplied)
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Updated 29 January 2026
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WBK Digital Card launches as fast-track to Riyadh Season entertainment

RIYADH: Webook.com has unveiled the WBK Digital Card, a cashless payment solution designed to elevate visitor experiences across Saudi Arabia’s leading entertainment destinations, including Boulevard World during Riyadh Season and Winter Wonderland in Jeddah.

Built for speed, flexibility and ease of use, the WBK Digital Card removes the need for physical queues and on-site top-ups.

Visitors can activate and recharge their card instantly through the webook.com app, allowing them to move straight into rides, games and attractions without interruption.

Balances can be loaded in seconds, starting from as little as SR1 ($0.27) up to SR750, with real-time spending tracking and tap-to-pay functionality across participating rides and skill-based games.

The digital card also integrates with existing physical WBK cards, enabling users to pair them with the app.

The card is also compatible with Apple Wallet. For visitors who prefer traditional options, physical cards remain available.

It also allows users to share balances with family and friends, simplifying group visits, managing children’s spending and covering multiple guests with ease.


Prince William tours AlUla, visits nature reserve

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Prince William tours AlUla, visits nature reserve

  • Meets with rangers of the Wildlife Conservation and Biodiversity Protection at Sharaan Nature Reserve

RIYADH: Britain’s Prince William wrapped up the final day of his official visit to Saudi Arabia with a tour of AlUla, where he visited the Wildlife Conservation and Biodiversity Protection at Sharaan Nature Reserve.

Prince Badr bin Abdullah bin Farhan, the Saudi minister of culture, accompanied the 43-year-old heir to the British throne, an avowed environmentalist, during the tour. Prince William also met with rangers working to conserve the area’s wildlife population.

Above, rangers at the Wildlife Conservation and Biodiversity Protection at Sharaan Nature Reserve in AlUla. (Reuters)

AlUla is home to the Hegra archaeological site, a UNESCO World Heritage site famed for its ancient Nabataean tombs dotted amid the pristine sandstone mountains and valleys.

Saudi authorities have been vastly working on in recent years to make AlUla a top-tier destination for luxury travelers and art exhibitions.