Global Village Dubai reveals Ramadan 2026 timings
Season 30 to conclude after Eid Al Fitr
DUBAI – The Global Village Dubai has announced revised operating hours for the holy month of Ramadan 2026, offering visitors extended evening access during one of the busiest periods of the season.
Currently in its landmark 30th season, the popular outdoor destination will adjust its timings to accommodate iftar and late-night visits. The changes come as Ramadan is expected to begin in less than a month, when schedules across the UAE traditionally shift.
Revised timings
Under the updated timings, Global Village will open from 5pm to 1am from Sunday to Wednesday throughout Ramadan. From Thursday to Saturday, the destination will remain open until 2am, allowing guests additional time to explore the park after breaking their fast.
At present, Global Village operates from 4pm to 12am between Sunday and Wednesday, and from 4pm to 1am from Thursday to Saturday. The Ramadan 2026 schedule mirrors the timings followed during Ramadan 2025, reflecting consistent visitor demand during the holy month. The later opening hours are designed to support evening gatherings, dining and entertainment.
Ramadan ambience
The park will be specially decorated for Ramadan, featuring traditional themed elements, glowing lanterns and crescent motifs. Warm ambient lighting and carefully designed, photo-worthy installations will be placed across the venue, creating a festive atmosphere aligned with the spirit of the season.
Season 30 highlights
Global Village is currently hosting Season 30, which began on October 15, 2025. This season features 30 pavilions representing more than 90 cultures, alongside cultural performances, food offerings and large-scale entertainment, including the destination’s biggest drone show. During Ramadan, Global Village also hosts special activities and performances, as well as exclusive Ramadan and Eid products.
The attraction has confirmed that Season 30 will conclude after Ramadan and Eid Al Fitr, marking the end of one of its most expansive seasons to date.