Buy 2 Get 2 Free: Dubai Safari Park launches new deal ahead of seasonal closure
Visitors offered added value with ticket bundles
DUBAI – The Dubai Safari Park has unveiled two limited-time ticket promotions as it enters the closing stretch of its seventh season, offering visitors added value and flexibility.
With the park scheduled to shut its gates on May 31, the offers are designed to encourage families and tourists to make the most of the remaining weeks.
The initiative also aligns with the UAE’s Year of the Family, focusing on accessible and shared experiences.
Ticket deals
The headline promotion is the “Buy 2 Get 2 Free” safari bundle, allowing visitors to purchase two tickets and receive two additional entries at no extra cost. The offer is expected to appeal to larger groups seeking an affordable day out.
Running alongside this is the “Kids Go Free” safari bundle. Under this deal, families receive complimentary entry for up to two children aged 12 and below with every paying adult safari bundle ticket. The offer is aimed at reducing the overall cost for families while expanding access to the park’s attractions.
Both promotions are valid on weekdays and weekends, providing flexibility for residents and international visitors planning their trips.
Visitor experience
Spread across six themed zones, Dubai Safari Park offers a wide range of wildlife and educational experiences. These include the African Village, Explorer Village, Asian Village, Arabian Desert Safari, Kids’ Farm and Al Wadi, all linked by a shuttle train network.
Visitors can explore signature attractions such as the Explorer Safari Tour and the Arabian Desert Safari, alongside live presentations including the Birds Kingdom show. Animal encounters and interactive sessions further enhance the experience, combining entertainment with education.
To address rising temperatures, the park has introduced air-conditioned shuttle trains and misting fans across key areas, improving visitor comfort during warmer days. A portion of each ticket sold contributes to conservation efforts, supporting wildlife protection initiatives both within the park and globally.