A garden built from millions of flowers
Dubai Miracle Garden is a seasonal flower park in Dubailand, about 20 to 25 minutes from Dubai Marina and Downtown. It covers roughly 72,000 square metres and is planted every season with well over 150 million flowers, which are shaped into arches, tunnels, towers and life-size figures.
It is the kind of place you can enjoy without a plan. Walk the main avenues, step through the heart-shaped tunnel, stop for photos by the giant floral figures and rest in a shaded cafe. It suits families, couples, photographers and visitors who want a relaxed few hours away from the city.
The garden is open only in the cooler months. Season 15 opened on 8 October 2026, and earlier seasons have run until around the end of May before the park closes for the summer. The best flower displays are usually from November to March.
Photo gallery
A few photos of Dubai Miracle Garden to help you picture your visit. Tap a photo to enlarge it.
What you will see
Some of the displays that visitors come back for each season. Exact designs are refreshed every year.
Life-size Emirates A380
A full-size aircraft covered in around 500,000 flowers from seven species. It is the garden’s best-known photo spot.
Heart-shaped floral tunnel
A walk-through arch of flowers that is especially popular with couples and for sunset photographs.
Giant floral teddy bear
A tall teddy bear made entirely of flowers and plants. Children usually head here first.
Floral clock
A working clock about 15 metres across, planted with thousands of flowers.
Umbrella and butterfly passages
Covered walkways decorated with umbrellas and butterflies that give shade and make good photos.
Family attractions
A trampoline park, a small train and kids’ bumper cars, plus more than 30 food and drink outlets.
Plan your visit
A simple way to spend about three hours without rushing. Timings follow the park’s own hours.
- Morning or late afternoon
Choose your time
Weekday mornings are the quietest. For golden light and fewer hot hours, arrive about an hour before sunset.
- On arrival
Enter and head to the main avenues
Entry is by ticket and Emirates ID for resident rates. Start with the largest installations while energy is high.
- First hour
Walk the main displays
Visit the Emirates A380, the heart tunnel, the teddy bear and the floral clock.
- Second hour
Rest and eat
Stop at a cafe or kiosk. Outside food is not allowed, so plan to eat inside the garden.
- Final hour
Evening lights
From about 7 PM the garden is lit up. Photos look different after dark, and it is cooler.
Tickets and opening hours
Official entry prices for Season 15, in UAE dirhams (AED), including VAT. People of Determination enter free, and caregivers pay AED 50.
Adult
Standard adult entry.
Includes VAT
Child
Child entry.
Under 3 enter free
UAE resident
Show a valid Emirates ID.
Child resident: AED 53
Opening hours
Open daily from 9 AM to 9 PM. Last entry is at 8:30 PM, and visitors can stay up to three hours. The garden is open only during the season (roughly October to May).
Prices and hours are taken from the attraction’s published Season 15 information and can change. We confirm the current price before you pay. Tickets can also be bought on the official Miracle Garden website.
How we help you visit
We arrange the transport and tickets so the day is simple. Entry fees are set by the attraction and can change, so we confirm the exact total before you pay.
We take care of
- Return hotel or home transfer by private car or shared vehicle
- Help buying your entry tickets at the right rate
- A pickup time that fits sunset or evening lights
- Combine with a desert safari, city tour or Global Village on the same trip
- Friendly support on WhatsApp during your visit
Not included
- Entry tickets unless you book them with us
- Food and drinks inside the garden
- Trampoline park or other paid add-ons
- Tips
Good to know before you go
Weather and timing
From November to March the weather is mild. In October and April it can still be hot at midday, so choose morning or evening.
What to wear
Comfortable walking shoes, light clothes, a hat and sunscreen. The garden is mostly outdoors and you will walk a lot.
Food rules
Outside food is not allowed. There are more than 30 restaurants, cafes and kiosks inside the garden.
Accessibility
Paths are generally flat and wide. People of Determination enter free and caregivers get a reduced ticket.
