The Emirates A380 covered in flowers at Dubai Miracle Garden, behind sweeping beds of purple, blue and pink petunias

Season 15 is open until 31 May 2027

Dubai Miracle Garden tickets

200 million flowers, a full-size A380 covered in blooms and 72,000 m² of gardens in Al Barsha South. Book online and your e-ticket arrives by email straight away.

AED 105per person aged 3 and over. Under-3s go free.

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Adults 12+ · AED 105
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Children 3–11 · AED 105
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Under-3s and People of Determination enter free.

Total 2 adults
AED 210

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Open
Daily, 9am–9pm
Last entry
8:30pm
Plan for
2–3 hours

Dubai Miracle Garden from above

More than 200 million flowers in over 150 varieties, shaped into 50+ displays across 72,000 m². The whole garden is replanted every summer, so no two seasons look the same.

  • 150+ flower varieties
  • 50+ floral displays
  • Open since 2013
Aerial view of Dubai Miracle Garden: the flower-covered A380, curving flower beds, umbrella walkways and floral houses

Things to see at Dubai Miracle Garden

Five sights most people come for. Swipe or scroll sideways to walk the garden.

Photos from recent seasons. The displays are rebuilt every year, so Season 15 may look a little different.

Flower-covered Emirates A380 at Dubai Miracle Garden behind a field of yellow and orange flowers

Emirates A380

A full-size A380 dressed in about half a million flowers and plants. It holds the Guinness World Record for the largest flower structure.

Floral castle and green elephant topiary surrounded by pink and white flowers at Dubai Miracle Garden

Floral castle

Turrets, towers and a giant topiary elephant in a sea of magenta. One of the most photographed corners of the garden.

Heart-shaped arches of pink and purple petunias over a winding path at Dubai Miracle Garden

Heart tunnel

Arches of petunias bent into hearts along a winding path, back for Season 15.

The floral clock at Dubai Miracle Garden with a flower-dress figure and floral houses behind

Floral clock

A giant clock face planted in flowers, ringed by the garden's storybook houses.

Red umbrellas and rainbow arches over a walkway at Dubai Miracle Garden

Umbrella tunnel

In recent seasons, a canopy of umbrellas strung over the path with rainbow arches beneath.

Dubai Miracle Garden ticket prices 2026–27

Dubai Miracle Garden ticket prices for Season 15
TicketPrice
Miracle GardenEveryone aged 3 and over, open-datedAED 105
Miracle Garden + Butterfly GardenCombo for both gardens, can be used on different daysAED 174
Under 3No ticket neededFree
People of DeterminationFree entry with a valid card, shown at the gateFree

Prices in UAE dirhams, VAT included, per person. Use your tickets any day within a week of booking. Tickets are non-refundable. Checked .

Dubai Miracle Garden timings

Dubai Miracle Garden opening hours for Season 15
Season 158 Oct 2026 – 31 May 2027
Opening hoursDaily, 9:00am – 9:00pm
Last entry8:30pm
Public holidaysHours can change, so check the day before
SummerClosed June to early October for replanting

Hours are set by the garden. Most visitors stay 2 to 3 hours.

How to get to Dubai Miracle Garden

The garden is in Al Barsha South 3, on the edge of Dubailand, right next to Dubai Butterfly Garden.

Metro and bus

Take the Red Line to Mall of the Emirates, then RTA bus 105 from the Mall of the Emirates bus station to the garden gate. Buses run roughly every 30 minutes; pay with your Nol card.

Taxi, Careem or Uber

About 20 to 25 minutes from Downtown Dubai. Drivers drop you at the main entrance, and there's a taxi rank for the trip back.

Driving

Take Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311) to the Umm Suqeim Road exit and follow the signs. Free and paid parking zones sit next to the entrance.

Dubai Miracle Garden Al Barsha South 3, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

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Golden-hour light through the heart-shaped flower arches at Dubai Miracle Garden, with the floral A380 behind

Best time to visit Dubai Miracle Garden

  • Weekday mornings are the quietest, with the fewest people in your photos.
  • An hour before sunset gives soft golden light; stay on for the lit-up displays between 7pm and 9pm.
  • December to February are the coolest months. In October and May, skip the middle of the day.
  • Allow 2 to 3 hours to walk the whole garden without rushing.

Know before you go

  • Single entry. Once you leave, the same ticket won't get you back in.
  • No outside food or drinks. Food and drinks are sold inside.
  • No drones or professional cameras. Phones and everyday cameras are fine.
  • No pets, bikes, scooters or balls.
  • Wheelchair and stroller friendly paths throughout.
  • Look, don't pick. Picking flowers and smoking are not allowed anywhere in the garden.

Season 15 celebrations

New this season, under the theme “Fifteen Years, Blooming Together”: a different celebration every week, with live music and family activities alongside the displays.

  1. OctoberPink October
  2. 24 OctoberUnited Nations Day
  3. 3 NovemberUAE Flag Day
  4. NovemberDiwali
  5. NovemberDubai Fitness Challenge activities
  6. 30 NovemberCommemoration Day
  7. 2–3 DecemberEid Al Etihad
  8. Through May 2027A new theme every week

Dubai Miracle Garden FAQs

How much are Dubai Miracle Garden tickets?

Tickets cost AED 105 per person for everyone aged 3 and over, VAT included. A combo with Dubai Butterfly Garden next door costs AED 174 per person. Children under 3 enter free, and People of Determination enter free with a valid card.

What are Dubai Miracle Garden's opening hours?

The garden opens daily from 9am to 9pm, with last entry at 8:30pm. Hours can change on public holidays.

Is Dubai Miracle Garden open now?

Yes. Season 15 opened on 8 October 2026 and runs until 31 May 2027.

When does Dubai Miracle Garden close for the summer?

Season 15 ends on 31 May 2027. The garden closes over the summer for replanting and usually reopens in October.

How do I get my tickets?

Your e-ticket with a QR code is emailed the moment your payment goes through. Show it on your phone at the gate; there's no need to print it.

Do I need to pick a visit date?

No. Tickets are open-dated, so you can use yours on any day within a week of booking, during opening hours.

Can I cancel or get a refund?

Tickets are non-refundable once booked, so check your plans before you buy. Because they're open-dated, you have a full week to use them.

Do UAE residents get a discount?

The garden runs its own offers for UAE residents, including two free tickets when your birthday falls between October and May (you register with your Emirates ID on the garden's website). Our tickets are standard admission tickets for any visitor.

Do children need a ticket?

Everyone aged 3 and over needs a ticket (AED 105). Under-3s enter free and don't need one; staff may ask for an Emirates ID or passport to check a child's age.

How long do you need at Dubai Miracle Garden?

Most visitors spend 2 to 3 hours. Arrive about an hour before sunset to see the garden in daylight and again once it's lit up.

Is Dubai Butterfly Garden included?

Not with the standard ticket. Choose the combo (AED 174 per person) to visit both Dubai Miracle Garden and Dubai Butterfly Garden next door, on the same day or on different days within the week. The Butterfly Garden's ten domes hold more than 15,000 butterflies and it closes at 6pm, so go there first.

Can I bring food or drinks?

Outside food and drinks aren't allowed. Food and drinks are sold inside the garden.

Is Dubai Miracle Garden wheelchair and stroller friendly?

Yes. The paths are wheelchair and stroller friendly, and People of Determination enter free with a valid card.

How do I get to Dubai Miracle Garden by metro?

Take the Red Line to Mall of the Emirates, then RTA bus 105 from the Mall of the Emirates bus station. It runs to the garden roughly every 30 minutes.

Is there parking at Dubai Miracle Garden?

Yes. There are free and paid parking zones next to the entrance, reached from Umm Suqeim Road.

Is Dubai Miracle Garden worth visiting?

If you like flowers, photography or are visiting with children, yes. It's the world's largest natural flower garden and the displays are rebuilt every season. Go on a weekday morning or late afternoon to avoid the crowds and the midday heat.

In bloom until 31 May. Pick your day.

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