Dubai Miracle Garden offers Dh30 resident entry as Season 14 nears close
Over 150 million flowers across themed installations and attractions on display
DUBAI – Residents can now explore the vibrant landscapes of Dubai Miracle Garden for Dh30 until the end of its current season, with free entry also extended to children aged 12 and below.
The offer comes as the popular attraction enters the final phase of Season 14, which has already drawn strong crowds in recent weeks. The initiative follows a successful free access period earlier in March, which welcomed tens of thousands of UAE residents during Ramadan.
With the latest discounted rate, organisers aim to further encourage families and community visits before the season concludes on May 31, 2026.
Community response
The complimentary access initiative, introduced in the second half of March, allowed UAE residents to enter the garden free of charge by presenting a valid Emirates ID. The move was widely embraced, with large numbers of visitors flocking to the venue, reflecting the garden’s growing popularity as a seasonal leisure destination.
According to the operator, the turnout underscored the attraction’s role as a community space during the holy month.
New pricing
From April 1 until May 31, 2026, UAE residents can avail themselves of the special Dh30 ticket, inclusive of VAT. The offer marks a significant reduction compared to the standard entry fee of Dh105 for international visitors. To benefit from the discounted rate, residents are required to present a valid physical Emirates ID at the gate. The pricing structure ensures accessibility for residents while maintaining standard rates for tourists visiting the attraction.
Floral displays
Spanning expansive grounds, the garden features more than 150 million flowers arranged in intricate themed installations. These displays combine colour, creativity, and design to offer visitors a distinctive outdoor experience. Open daily from 9am to 9pm, the attraction continues to showcase a blend of nature and artistic landscaping, drawing visitors throughout its operating hours.
Eng. Mohammed Zaher Hammadih, Group CEO of Miracle Group, said the response during the free entry period highlighted the importance of the garden as a unifying space for families and communities. He noted that the discounted rate reflects a continued commitment to accessibility and engagement as the season draws to a close.
Season 14, which commenced in October 2025, remains open until May 31, 2026, offering visitors a final opportunity to experience its floral displays before the next seasonal closure.