Dubai Miracle Garden offers free family entry ahead of Season 14 finale
Popular attraction to close end of May for summer upgrades
DUBAI – The city’ iconic floral destination, Dubai Miracle Garden, has unveiled a month-long initiative offering UAE residents free weekday access as it prepares to conclude its 14th season.
Running from 1 to 31 May 2026, the promotion is designed to encourage families to visit the attraction during its final weeks before the annual summer closure.
The offer applies from Monday to Friday and is exclusively available at Gate 3 upon presentation of a valid Emirates ID. Weekends and public holidays are excluded from the promotion, while Gates 1 and 2 will continue to operate with standard ticketing.
Free access
Families visiting during weekdays can enter free of charge through the designated gate between 9am and 6pm, with last entry at 6pm. Meanwhile, UAE residents who prefer alternative entry points can still benefit from a reduced admission fee of Dh30, inclusive of VAT, at Gates 1 and 2 by showing a valid Emirates ID. Children aged 12 and under continue to receive complimentary entry across all gates.
Spanning approximately 72,000 square metres, the attraction features more than 150 million flowers arranged in elaborate displays. Among its standout installations are a life-size Emirates A380 floral structure, the Floral Castle, and the Umbrella Passage, all of which have contributed to its reputation as the world’s largest natural flower garden.
Season finale
Season 14, which opened in October 2025, will officially conclude on 31 May 2026. Following the closure, the garden will temporarily shut for the summer period to undergo maintenance, enhancements, and preparations for its next reopening.
The initiative follows earlier resident-focused campaigns during the season, including a similar free-entry offer in March. Other attractions in Dubai have also introduced incentives aimed at increasing footfall, with destinations such as Atlantis Dubai distributing tens of thousands of complimentary tickets to key attractions earlier in the year.
Mohammed Zaher Hammadih, Group CEO of Miracle Group, acknowledged the continued support from the community, noting that the final month serves as an opportunity for families to revisit the garden before its seasonal transition. He stated that the attraction remains committed to delivering new experiences when it reopens for the next season.
Since its reopening in late 2025, the garden has attracted millions of visitors from across the UAE and beyond, maintaining its status as one of Dubai’s most visited leisure destinations. Open daily from 9am, the attraction continues to welcome guests throughout May as it marks the close of another successful season.