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Dubai Miracle Garden opened on Valentine's Day 2013 in the Al Barsha South area of Dubailand and immediately established itself as one of the most spectacular and unexpected attractions in the UAE, a vast outdoor floral theme park set in the middle of the desert that has grown into a global tourism phenomenon with multiple Guinness World Records and millions of visitors each season. The garden is a seasonal attraction, closing during the extreme summer heat of June to September and reopening each year from late September to late May, with each new season bringing significant redesigns, new sculptural installations, and fresh themes that ensure returning visitors always discover something new.
The garden spans 72,000 square metres of landscaped pathways, themed zones, and sculpted floral structures, planted with over 150 million flowers of approximately 120 varieties each season. The centerpiece of the garden is the Emirates Airbus A380 floral installation, a Guinness World Record holder for the world's largest floral installation, a life-sized replica of the wide-body aircraft covered in over 500,000 fresh flowers across seven varieties including petunias, marigolds, and geraniums, with wings spanning over 80 metres and engine fans that actually move. The installation weighs over 100 tonnes and can be viewed from a dedicated two-level viewing platform.
Other permanent highlights include the Heart Passage, a covered walkway of flower-covered heart arches; Disney Avenue with officially licensed life-sized floral Disney characters; the Floral Clock, a 15-metre timepiece made with seasonal blooms with a mechanical motor; Lake Park with floating floral boats on a reflective artificial lake; the Rainbow design hillside; and the giant Teddy Bear structure standing 12 metres tall. Themed zones and new installations vary by season. Photography is encouraged throughout and the garden transforms dramatically after dark with illuminated LED lighting. Book tickets in advance particularly for weekends and the peak season from December to February.
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Dubai Miracle Garden is a seasonal attraction operating from approximately late September to late May each year and is closed during summer months from June to approximately mid-September so always verify the current season's opening dates before planning your visit
The best time to visit is approximately one hour before sunset for golden hour lighting that illuminates the flowers in the most photogenic warm light, followed by the LED illumination that transforms the garden after dark
Outside food and beverages are not permitted inside the garden so budget for the food stalls and restaurants available throughout, and bring sunscreen, a hat, and water particularly for daytime visits during warmer months
Book your Dubai Miracle Garden tickets online in advance as weekend visits particularly during peak season from December to February can see significant crowds and online booking saves time at the gate
Drones, professional cameras, and tripods are not permitted inside the garden and management reserves the right to require visitors to delete images taken for commercial purposes
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No. Dubai Miracle Garden is a seasonal attraction that operates from approximately late September to late May each year. It closes for the summer months from approximately June to mid-September due to the extreme heat which makes outdoor visits uncomfortable and damages the planted displays. Each new season opens with significant redesigns and new sculptural installations. Always check the official website at dubaimiraclegarden.com for the exact opening and closing dates of the current season before booking.
No. Outside food and beverages are not permitted inside Dubai Miracle Garden. There are multiple food stalls, cafes, and restaurant options available throughout the garden. Visitors should budget for food and drinks inside as pricing at the garden's outlets is generally higher than outside. Water in particular is recommended as a purchase inside the garden as the AED 5 per bottle price is noted by visitors as an added cost to factor in.
Dubai Miracle Garden is located at Street 3, Al Barsha South 3, Dubailand, Dubai. The most economical public transport option is to take the Dubai Metro Red Line to Mall of the Emirates station, then catch RTA Bus Route 105 directly to the garden entrance for AED 5, a journey of approximately 15 to 20 minutes. By taxi or ride-hailing service from central Dubai the journey takes approximately 25 to 35 minutes. Paid parking is available on site.
During the operating season, Dubai Miracle Garden is open daily from 09:00 to 21:00 on weekdays, Monday to Friday. On weekends, Friday and Saturday, hours extend to 09:00 to 23:00. Public holidays typically follow the weekend schedule. Last entry is 30 minutes before closing. Exact hours can vary during Ramadan and special events so always check the official website before visiting.
Each season Dubai Miracle Garden is planted with over 150 million fresh flowers of approximately 120 different varieties across its 72,000 square metre site. The flowers are replaced and redesigned each season to create new installations and themed zones. The garden holds two Guinness World Records related to its floral installations, the most celebrated being the Emirates A380 as the world's largest floral installation.
The peak bloom period from December to February is considered the most spectacular but also the most crowded. November and March through April offer a good balance of beautiful displays and more manageable visitor numbers with comfortable temperatures. Visiting approximately one hour before sunset provides golden hour lighting ideal for photography followed by the LED illuminated evening garden experience. Weekday visits are significantly less crowded than weekends throughout the season.
Yes, Dubai Miracle Garden is an excellent family destination. Children under 3 enter free. From 1 March onwards children aged 12 and below also receive free entry for both tourists and residents. The garden features trampoline activities, playground areas, and photo opportunities with Disney characters. The wide, flat pathways are stroller-friendly throughout. Visiting in the morning before temperatures peak and during the golden hour before sunset are the most comfortable times for families with young children.
The Emirates Airbus A380 floral installation is the centerpiece of Dubai Miracle Garden and a Guinness World Record holder for the world's largest floral installation. It is a life-sized replica of the Emirates wide-body aircraft covered in over 500,000 fresh flowers across seven varieties including petunias, marigolds, and geraniums. The wings span over 80 metres and the engine fans are mechanically operated to move. Visitors can view the installation from a dedicated two-level viewing platform and it weighs over 100 tonnes in total.
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