Visitors planning a trip to Dubai Miracle Garden this May will find new incentives as the attraction rolls out special offers ahead of its seasonal closure.
The floral destination will conclude its 14th operating cycle on May 31, 2026, before temporarily shutting down to undergo improvements during the summer months. In the lead-up to this break, management has introduced a series of promotions aimed at drawing more families and residents.
From May 1 to May 31, households can enter the garden without paying admission on weekdays. This complimentary access is limited to Monday through Friday, specifically via Gate 3, and is available between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Regular ticketing remains in place at Gates 1 and 2, while weekends and public holidays are excluded from the free-entry scheme.
Residents of the UAE who prefer visiting outside the free-access window can still benefit from reduced pricing. By presenting a valid Emirates ID, they can purchase tickets for AED 30, inclusive of VAT. Meanwhile, children aged 12 and below continue to be admitted at no cost.
Mohammed Zaher Hammadih said, “As we approach the close of another remarkable season, we would like to thank our community for their continued love and support. Dubai Miracle Garden has always been a place where memories bloom, and this final month is our way of saying ‘see you soon’ while welcoming families to enjoy the garden one more time before we return with new surprises next season.”
Since reopening in October 2025, the attraction has drawn large crowds with its expansive displays, featuring over 150 million flowers arranged in themed installations that continue to evolve each season.
