Dubai Miracle Garden: Everything From Tickets, Routes & Timings

Dubai Miracle Garden is one of the most-visited touristic spots in the emirate. It’s an awe-inspiring botanical paradise that captivates the senses and defies the limits of imagination. If you think you’ve seen a beautiful garden, you haven’t until you’ve visited Dubai Miracle Garden.

This stunning attraction is a testament to human creativity and nature’s boundless beauty. Spread across a vast expanse of over 72,000 square meters, Dubai Miracle Garden boasts a stunning array of vibrant flowers, intricate designs, and whimsical displays that have earned it the title of the world’s largest natural flower garden. From meticulously crafted archways to towering floral sculptures, this enchanting oasis promises an unforgettable experience where visitors can immerse themselves in a kaleidoscope of colours and rich creativity.

Here’s everything you could possibly want to know about Dubai Miracle Garden

Miracle Garden ticket prices

• AED75 for adults/seniors (those over the age of 12)
• AED60 for children (ages 3 – 12)
• Free for children below the age of 3

Tickets are free for People of Determination. (POD card required)

One adult companion/guardian will receive 50% off the ticket price.

*See the section ‘Miracle Garden is fully accessible’ for more information.

*All ticket prices are inclusive of VAT. You may be asked to verify your age with an ID.

Miracle Garden opening hours

Dubai Miracle Garden is not open all year round so you need to check the website before visiting to make sure it’s open. “Each season, as the weather begins to cool at the onset of winter, the gates reopen at Dubai Miracle Garden,” the site states.

It’s open from 9am – 9pm on weekdays (Monday to Friday) and 9am – 10pm on weekends (Saturday and Sunday)

How to get to Dubai Miracle Garden

There are many methods of transportation you could use to get to Dubai Miracle Garden. Click here for the Google Maps view.

Address: Street 3, Al Barsha, Al Barsha South, Dubai.

TRAIN

Take the Dubai Metro and stop at the MOE (Mall of the Emirates metro station) – Red line.

BUS

RTA Bus route 105 from Mall of the Emirates to Dubai Miracle Garden.

TAXI

RTA taxis are also an option.

Parking is available on the premises.

Miracle Garden is fully accessible

Dubai Miracle Garden is fully accessible for People of Determination.

Tickets are free for People of Determination (POD card required) and one adult companion/guardian will receive 50% off the ticket price.

Activities and dining

Dubai Miracle Garden has over 30 restaurants, cafes and kiosks that’ll satisfy all your cravings. Some of the most popular ones include Starbucks, Froyo Land, Gelato, Rukn Al Sundus, and Hardee’s.

There is a souvenir shop and bazaar in the garden so you can go home with a little memory of your lovely excursion. If you’re looking for a keepsake, you can purchase anything from mugs, t-shirts, postcards, magnets, keychains, hats and more. The bazaar also has a wide selection of amazing products from traditional Arabic clothes, accessories and handmade crafts.

Butterfly Garden is just a couple of steps away

Just next door to the Dubai Miracle Garden lies the captivating Dubai Butterfly Garden. It’s a magical sanctuary that transports visitors into the enchanting world of butterflies. Established in 2015, Dubai Butterfly Garden complements the floral wonderland of its neighbouring counterpart, offering a unique and immersive experience.

Spread over 6,673 square meters, this indoor tropical garden is home to 15,000 free-flying butterflies from 26 species, fluttering amidst lush greenery. With its climate-controlled environment, the garden ensures a year-round habitat for these delicate creatures. The Dubai Butterfly Garden seamlessly connects with the Dubai Miracle Garden, providing visitors with the opportunity to explore the mesmerizing beauty of both attractions in one captivating journey. Tickets do not grant access to both attractions.

As visitors wander through the colourful pathways of the butterfly garden, they can witness the wondrous dance of these ethereal creatures, creating a harmonious fusion of nature’s miracles. The synergy between Dubai Miracle Garden and Dubai Butterfly Garden offers a truly immersive experience, where visitors can revel in the splendour of blooming flowers and graceful butterflies, making it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and those seeking a truly enchanting escape.

Good to know for your visit

Here is a list of useful information you may want to know before visiting the garden.

1. A ticket is valid for a single entry only.
2. The use of professional cameras and drones are not allowed inside the garden.
3. Professional shoots, including engagements, wedding, modelling, TV ads and other events requires prior approval from the management office.
4. Opening and closing timings should be observed strictly.
5. Please use proper passages, walkways and exits allocated for such use.
6. Flower picking is STRICTLY not allowed.
7. Cars, balls, scooters, bicycles, hoverboards, and pets are not allowed.
8. Food and beverages from outside the garden are not allowed.
9. Barbeque is not allowed.
10. Use proper litter bins for disposal of litter.
11. Sitting is allowed only in the designated areas.
12. Any instruction from the security personnel should be followed immediately without argument.
13. The management has all the rights to expel any visitor from the park if found posing great threats to flowers, park assets or involves in miss conduct.
14. Any damages arising due to negligence or non-compliance with mentioned instructions shall be the sole responsibility of the visitor and their companions.

An award-winning masterpiece

The garden was awarded by the esteemed Guinness World Records panel for having the largest vertical garden, in 2013! And in 2016, it was also awarded for having the planet’s largest floral sculpture forming the shape of an Airbus A380. Two years later, Miracle Garden was home to the tallest topiary sculpture in the world; an 18-metre sculpture and Disney’s first character floral display in the Middle East. It was made with 100,000 plants and flowers, weighing in at nearly 35 tons.

How Miracle Garden came to be

It all started on Valentine’s Day in 2013 when the garden first opened its gates to the public and the breathtaking floral displays absolutely captivated visitors. The concept was born out of the visionary thinking of Dubai’s government which sought to create unique attractions that would showcase the city’s commitment to innovation and excellence.

The project was undertaken by Akar Landscaping and Agriculture Company, a renowned landscaping firm known for its expertise in transforming arid landscapes into lush green spaces. With the goal of turning Dubai into a global tourism hub, the creators of Dubai Miracle Garden embarked on an ambitious endeavour to bring nature’s wonders to the desert.

They transformed a barren stretch of land near Dubailand into a blooming oasis, using state-of-the-art technology and sustainable practices to ensure the garden’s longevity in the challenging desert environment. Since its inception, Dubai Miracle Garden has continued to evolve and expand, introducing new attractions and designs each year to keep visitors coming back for more. Today, it stands as a testament to Dubai’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of what is possible, delighting millions of visitors from around the world with its awe-inspiring floral displays and earning its place as a true marvel of human ingenuity.