United Arab Emirates

Tickit (Dubai Holding)

How Tickit works at City Walk, La Mer, Bluewaters and more: 0.5–5% back by outlet, 1 point = AED 1, and when your points expire.

Best ways to maximise Tickit (Dubai Holding)

Use or lose your 2025 points by 31 December 2026. Points expire on 31 December of the year after you earn them, and Tickit's site is currently showing a points expiry alert.
Redeem from AED 50. Below that, the balance stays in the app. Each point you spend is worth AED 1 at participating outlets.
Points stay in the account that earned them. Tickit points can't be transferred to another member or into another programme.
Check the outlet's rate in the app. Each outlet shows its percentage next to its logo.

Current offers

No official offer with a published end date is running right now. Standard rate: 1 Tickit point = AED 1.00. (gettickit.com).

Last checked 1 November 2026. Offers come only from official scheme or issuer pages and disappear when they end.

Summary

Value per point:
AED 1 (1 point = AED 1)
Expiry:
31 December of the year after you earn
Last checked:
1 November 2026

Value per point	Expiry	Last checked
AED 1 (1 point = AED 1)	31 December of the year after you earn	1 November 2026

Dubai Holding's free rewards app. You earn at destinations such as City Walk, La Mer, The Beach, Bluewaters, Dubai Hills Mall and Al Khawaneej Walk, and at brands including Virgin Megastores, Decathlon, PAUL, Eataly and Roxy Cinemas.
Earn: 0.5% to 5% back in points, depending on the outlet. Tickit is now also available at Union Coop.
Spend: once you have AED 50 of points, at participating outlets.
Our verdict: worth it if you already spend at Dubai Holding destinations. Each point is worth AED 1.

Value per point, with the sums

Burn: 1 Tickit point = AED 1.00.
At a 0.5% outlet: AED 100 spent → 0.5 points → AED 0.50 back.
At a 5% outlet: AED 100 spent → 5 points → AED 5 back.
To reach the AED 50 redemption threshold: AED 10,000 at 0.5% outlets (10,000 × 0.005 = 50), or AED 1,000 at 5% outlets (1,000 × 0.05 = 50).

How to earn

Register in the Tickit app. Eligible spending is limited to payments Tickit accepts from Visa and Mastercard cards issued in the UAE. Cards issued outside the UAE are not counted.
Pay at a Tickit partner. You don't need to show the app or a membership number, there's no receipt scanning, and there's no minimum spend.
Points usually arrive almost instantly. If they haven't arrived after 5 days, Tickit asks you to email the payment record to support@gettickit.com.
If you get a refund, the points from that purchase are deducted.

How to spend

Once your balance reaches AED 50, redeem in the app and pay at participating outlets. You can only redeem at the outlets listed in the app.

Conversions

Tickit points can't be transferred to other members or converted into other programmes.

FAQ

Which payments does Tickit count? Visa and Mastercard cards issued in the UAE. Cards issued outside the UAE are not counted. This page does not recommend a card.

When do Tickit points expire? On 31 December of the year after you earn them. For example, points earned on 15 June 2026 expire on 31 December 2027.

Can I use Tickit points anywhere? No, only at participating redemption outlets listed in the app.

Is Tickit free? Yes, it's free to download and use.

Sources (official, checked 1 November 2026)

Tickit home page: https://www.gettickit.com/
Tickit FAQs: https://www.gettickit.com/faq
Tickit earn and redeem rules (brand page FAQ): https://www.gettickit.com/app-brands/benefit

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