The stations look almost like those in Singapore!
They can all be found in one collective area
Catching a bus back from the street...
Shaun doing his freediving thingie
Approaching Yas Island from the freeway
Side sand kick!
The dunes can be rather rough at times, like a free range roller coaster!
The strong winds make real nice ripples over the sand
Dune bash dune!
Some of the great sights along the way
The road serving Yas hotel
Once alls here, the dune bashing will begin in a convoy
A view so unreal...
Now for a visit to the race track!
the world's fastest hydraulically-launched roller coaster (Formula Rossa)
Departing on the train again
It already looks reall good in here
The trains are surprising spacious
I am in the middle of nowhere!
Gahh! HeadLESS
Spare tire - Check!
Towards Al Bada'a
The Khalifa in all it's towering glory
Random chicks in a desert - Check!
Just like this convoy here
The race track and grandstand's a short walk away
To roll!
There are many rooms of interest
Kudos for the metro!
There is no dune too steep or high!
Look ma no vests!
So much for a metro experience!
The cars can lean 40 degrees on each side at times!
A small market area
In a station
And gold souk entrance
Commence overground surfacing
Lookie out here an ampibious bus!
There are just oo many of them
Built by Intamin AG, it reaches a top speed of 240kmph
The Yas Marina Circuit
with various flat rides and a dark coaster to boot too!
Digging the station lighting
Visibility is rather good today. No sand storms. :P
The size of the structure is breathtaking
Passing by Dusit
Here we are at the boutique shops
Passing by the world trade center
I wonder why Singapore has a sand shortage...
besides a smaller green line in the shurbs