Dubai Miracle Garden will resume operations for its 15th season on October 8, offering residents and visitors the chance to see one of the emirate's most popular seasonal attractions.
Dubai Miracle Garden will resume operations for its 15th season on October 8, offering residents and visitors the chance to see one of the emirate's most popular seasonal attractions.
This floral attraction, which transforms a vast area of Dubai into a colorful garden every winter, will welcome visitors with diverse floral arrangements, themed attractions, and family entertainment events.
Tickets for the 15th season are now on sale. A discount is available for UAE residents and citizens upon presentation of a valid Emirates ID. The adult ticket costs 70 dirhams, and the child ticket is 50 dirhams. Children under three years old can enter the garden free of charge.
General admission tickets cost 100 dirhams for adults and 80 dirhams for children; children under three years old also have free entry. A combined ticket is available, which includes visits to both Dubai Miracle Garden and Dubai Butterfly Garden, priced at 140 dirhams. It should be noted that all listed prices exclude VAT.
The garden has become a familiar part of the cooler months in Dubai, attracting both local residents and tourists due to its intricate floral installations and large-scale exhibitions. Over 150 million blooming flowers have established Dubai Miracle Garden as one of the emirate's most photographed attractions. The seasonal opening usually marks the return to outdoor family entertainment when temperatures become more comfortable.
The 15th season plans include floral exhibitions and themed attractions, and the garden is expected to release further details and announcements in the coming weeks. The garden's appeal allows visitors to enjoy its exhibits during Dubai's cooler months, as it operates seasonally from October to May.
Visitors can purchase tickets for the 15th season through the official Dubai Miracle Garden website. Previously, Dubai Miracle Garden received recognition in the Guinness Book of Records for its large-scale floral designs and installations, becoming a significant draw for both local and international guests.
Dubai Parks and Resorts has announced that it will resume operations on October 7, 2026. Guests will be able to visit parks such as Motiongate Dubai, Real Madrid World, Legoland Dubai Resort, and The World of Riverland. This opening is scheduled before the start of the October holidays.
Entry to The World of Riverland will cost from 25 dirhams, while tickets for Motiongate Dubai and Real Madrid World will start from 295 dirhams.
As part of the new season, Riverland has introduced Lamborghini Automobili racing simulators and bowling. Activities in Riverland include karting, archery, axe throwing, shooting range tests, and mini-golf. Puzzle-based attractions include Perplex City and The Hidden Chamber, and indoor entertainment features Neon Galaxy and arcade games.
The park grounds cover the French Village, Boardwalk, Sports Boulevard, and The Peninsula areas, where visitors have access to restaurants, cafes, and open spaces near the rides.
Motiongate Dubai offers 29 attractions and entertainment experiences inspired by films from DreamWorks Animation, Columbia Pictures, and Lionsgate. These include Madagascar Mad Pursuit, Dragon Gliders, featuring Hiccup and Tutattec, as well as The Hunger Games Capitol Bullet Train. The park also features attractions based on franchises such as Shrek, Kung Fu Panda, and Smurfs, in addition to character meet-and-greets.
Real Madrid World boasts over 40 attractions and experiences dedicated to the football club. These include the Hala Madrid Coaster and Stars Flyer roller coasters, which, according to statements, lift passengers to a height of 460 feet above the park. The Bernabéu Experience zone introduces visitors to the club's history, and the La Fábrica Training Pitch provides an opportunity to practice football skills. Visitors can also attend celebrity meet-and-greets here.
Legoland Dubai Resort combines Legoland Dubai Theme Park, Legoland Water Park, and Legoland Hotel, offering entertainment geared towards families with young children. The theme park features over 40 attractions and activities, including building classes, interactive games, and Miniland. The water park has 20 slides and water attractions. Accommodation at Dubai Parks and Resorts is available at T-Rex Glamping, Legoland Hotel, and Lapita.
Global Village has announced the opening dates for its 31st season. This family center will begin operations on October 14, 2026, and will run for over seven months, until May 2027. As part of an operation called 'A More Wonderful World,' it will once again feature attractions for entertainment, dining, and shopping.
The upcoming season will present a range of exciting new additions designed to motivate visitors to come back and discover Global Village in unique ways.
With thirty years of successful experience, Global Village has become an integral part of Dubai's cultural and entertainment calendar. Since 1997, it has welcomed millions of guests from both the UAE and other countries. Through immersive pavilions, live performances, high-class dining, and unique shopping finds, this venue continues to evolve every season, bringing the world together under one roof.
Global Village concluded its landmark 30th season on Sunday, May 31, 2026, following a three-week extension held to cover the Eid al-Adha holidays. The 30th season faced an unusual break as the park was closed for over 51 days due to regional tensions before resuming operations on April 20, 2026.
Before the start of the new season, Global Village opened registration for food service businesses. Applications are accepted in two categories: 'Restaurants and Cafes' and 'Food Kiosks and Carts.' The deadline for applications is September 16, 2026. Registered vendors receive comprehensive support, including custom setup, visa assistance, customs procedures for imported goods, warehousing, and electronic payment terminals. Global Village often serves as a testing ground for new culinary concepts, allowing kitchens to sample their dishes and international eateries to launch local branches.
The 30th season of this popular destination was a milestone. It featured 30 pavilions representing over 90 cultures, more than 3,500 retail outlets, and over 250 dining options. Visitors enjoyed 40,500 performances by 450 international artists, as well as more than 200 rides and games at Carnaval.
