
Dubai Miracle Garden
- Plan for about 2.5 hours
- Partly wheelchair accessible
A seasonal outdoor flower garden in Al Barsha South 3 with large floral displays, including an Emirates A380 covered in flowers. Season 15 opens on 8 October 2026.
Tickets and prices
| Ticket type | Price and booking |
|---|---|
| General admissionEntry to Dubai Miracle Garden. Child rate for ages 3–12; under 3 free. Prices exclude VAT. |
AED 100 per person |
| UAE resident admissionEntry for UAE residents with a valid Emirates ID. Prices exclude VAT. |
AED 70 per person |
| Miracle Garden + Butterfly Garden comboEntry to both gardens. Price excludes VAT. |
AED 140 per person |
Prices include taxes. Children’s tickets are usually cheaper; the venue’s website shows the exact price before you pay.
Opening hours and best time to visit
| Days | Hours |
|---|---|
| Every day | 09:00–21:00 |
Local time in Dubai (GST, UTC+4). Hours can change on public holidays and during Ramadan.
- Season
- Season 15 opens 8 October 2026; the garden normally runs until about April or May
- Best time to visit
- Weekday mornings from 09:00 to 11:00 are the quietest; arrive around 16:00–17:00 to see the displays in daylight and after dark.
- Busiest times
- Weekends and public holidays.
- Time needed
- About 2.5 hours
What to see
- More than 150 million blooms each season, according to the garden
- Floral Emirates A380, Heart Tunnel and Floral Castle
- About 72,000 m² of outdoor garden space
- More than 50 floral displays
- Dubai Butterfly Garden next door (separate ticket or combo)
How to get there
- Metro
- Take the Red Line to Mall of the Emirates, then a taxi of about 10–15 minutes. RTA bus 105 runs from Mall of the Emirates to the garden on a seasonal timetable.
- Taxi
- RTA taxis, Careem and Uber can drop you at the entrance in Al Barsha South 3.
- Parking
- On-site parking near the entrance, generally free; VIP parking may cost extra.
Open the location of Dubai Miracle Garden in OpenStreetMap (external site)
Tips for your visit
- Season 15 opens on 8 October 2026; the garden closes in summer for replanting.
- Last entry is 30 minutes before closing, and tickets are single entry.
- Drones, outside food and pets are not allowed, and you must not pick the flowers.
- Children under 3 and People of Determination enter free.
- Published season prices exclude VAT.
- The garden's FAQ says weekend closing can be later, up to 23:00.
Accessibility
Partly wheelchair accessible. The garden says most areas have smooth, paved, wheelchair-friendly paths with stroller access, but some raised viewpoints have stairs. Wheelchairs may be available at the main gate against an ID deposit.
Questions and answers
When does Dubai Miracle Garden open for the 2026–27 season?
Season 15 opens on 8 October 2026, according to reports citing the garden. The garden normally runs until around April or May.
How much are tickets?
For Season 15, general admission is reported at AED 100 for adults and AED 80 for children, plus VAT. UAE residents pay AED 70 and AED 50. Children under 3 enter free.
How long should I spend there?
The garden suggests two to three hours. Add one to two hours if you also visit Dubai Butterfly Garden next door.
How do I get there by public transport?
Take the metro Red Line to Mall of the Emirates and then a short taxi, or take RTA bus 105 from Mall of the Emirates.
Where this information comes from
Official website: dubaimiraclegarden.com
- General admission and resident prices, Season 15 (news report citing the official website): khaleejtimes.com, checked
- Combo with Butterfly Garden, Season 15 (news report): gulfnews.com, checked
- Official FAQ price guide: dubaimiraclegarden.com, checked
- Daily hours, size, blooms, displays, getting there: dubaimiraclegarden.com
- Season pattern, visit length, best time, parking, bus 105, accessibility, rules, GPS coordinates 25.0600069, 55.2418898: dubaimiraclegarden.com
- Season 15 opening date 8 October 2026 and prices: khaleejtimes.com
- Season 15 opening date and combo price: gulfnews.com
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