Riyadh Air has teamed up with The Walt Disney Company and Buzz to launch a family travel program. The airline is introducing Mickey & Friends-themed amenity kits for children aged 0 to 11, along with Disney+ content on its inflight entertainment.
The amenity kits are tailored to different age groups. For two of the three age groups, the kits also change depending on the length of the flight.
The kit for infants aged 0 to 2 includes a splashproof, insulated carry bag for bottles or baby items, a soft bib, sensory flashcards, a Mickey Mouse plush toy, and wet wipes.
Children aged 3 to 6 get an art scroll, pencils, and puzzles in the short-haul kit. For long-haul flights, the kit comes with a plush backpack, a magnetic puzzle tin, a pop-up coloring scene, and a collectible Disney bag tag.
Children aged 7 to 11 receive an art scroll, colored pencils, and a tabletop game in the short-haul kit. The long-haul kit features a crossbody bag with a clip-on earphone holder, an interactive “Spin & Play” game spinner, a notepad, a mini gel pen, and collectible Disney charms.
Each child’s meal comes with a tray liner decorated with Disney characters and a non-slip coating, along with cutlery designed for children.
Disney+ is available on all Riyadh Air flights, offering content from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, National Geographic, and Hulu.
“Riyadh Air aims to deliver extraordinary experiences for guests of all ages, one that reflects the warmth, care and distinctive hospitality of Riyadh Air and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia,” said Osamah AlNuaiser, SVP of Marketing and Corporate Communications at Riyadh Air.
“No matter where in the world they’re travelling to, we want to bring joy to guests who are young and young at heart through sharing the magic of Disney storytelling during their onboard experience.”
Photos: Riyadh Air / Buzz
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