Children aged 12 and under can visit Dubai Miracle Garden at no charge from March 1 through May 31, the attraction has confirmed, with the offer applying to school groups, UAE residents, and overseas tourists alike.
Mohammed Zaher Hammadih, Group CEO of Miracle Group, framed the move as central to the garden’s founding ethos. “Our vision has always been to create an inclusive destination where families can share memorable experiences surrounded by nature and creativity,” he said. “By offering complimentary entry for children under 12, we are investing in joy, imagination, and meaningful moments for families visiting from the UAE and around the world. We believe every child should have the opportunity to experience the wonder of Dubai Miracle Garden.”
The garden, which holds multiple Guinness World Records and covers more than 72,000 square metres, is currently displaying over 150 million flowers drawn from more than 120 varieties. This season’s layout includes new themed installations and large-scale floral structures that have defined the attraction’s international reputation since it first opened in 2013.
School excursions scheduled toward the close of the academic term are expected to benefit significantly from the waiver, as educators look for outdoor destinations that combine recreational and experiential value. For international families, the promotion adds to Dubai’s broader offering of attractions aimed at visitors traveling with young children.
The garden’s management has positioned the initiative as part of a longer-term strategy to lower access barriers and deepen engagement with nature-based, open-air environments for younger audiences.
