All you need to know about the Dubai attractions open for business again
As the summer heat begins to fade, many of Dubai’s most popular outdoor hotspots are gearing up to reopen, welcoming residents and visitors back to enjoy the cooler months.
The city’s outdoor spots will once again become hubs of activity, perfect for family outings, fitness enthusiasts or anyone looking to soak in the pleasant weather.
With new and existing attractions opening up, there’s no better time to explore Dubai’s stunning outdoor environments as they come back to life after the summer break.
From serene nature excursions to wild wadi experiences, Dubai is beginning to reopen to the public once again.
ALL THE BEST DUBAI REOPENINGS THIS FALL
Global Village
16 October
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The summer humidity is hopefully letting up, and the arrival of winter brings with it the reopening of UAE’s favourite Global Village! Back for Season 29, the region’s popular entertainment destination is gearing up once more to bring the entire world right here to you. Following a massive line-up of performances, entertainment and dining to shopping and attractions in Season 28, this one is sure to bring back all of the fun and then some.
AED 30. Opening times: Sundays-Wednesdays, 4pm to midnight, Thursdays-Saturdays, 4pm-1am. Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, Dubai. For further information, visit Global Village
Dubai Garden Glow
Open since 11 September
Dubai Garden Glow is lighting up the city once again as it reopens for another dazzling season! This one-of-a-kind theme park combines art and creativity with sustainability, featuring spectacular glowing installations made from recycled materials. Wander through mesmerising light displays, explore the enchanting Ice Park, and experience the magical Dino Park, home to lifelike animatronic dinosaurs. Perfect for families and evening adventures, Dubai Garden Glow transforms into a radiant wonderland after dark.
AED 70. Opening times: Sunday-Friday, 5-11pm; Saturday and National Holidays, 5-midnight. Zabeel Park, Dubai. For further information, visit Dubai Garden Glow
Hatta Wadi Hub
1 October
In the scenic Hajar Mountains, this action-packed destination offers an exciting range of activities from mountain biking and hiking to kayaking and zorbing. Whether you’re an adrenaline junkie or looking for a peaceful escape in nature, Hatta Wadi Hub has something for everyone. Explore rugged trails, enjoy breathtaking views, or simply relax by the tranquil waters. With its reopening, Hatta Wadi Hub promises an unforgettable experience in the heart of Hatta’s stunning landscape!
AED 90-150. Daily, 7am-10 pm. Hatta Road, Sufayri, Dubai. For further information, call 04 852 2200
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Dubai Safari Park
1 October
Dubai Safari Park is reopening for a new season, offering an unforgettable wildlife adventure for visitors of all ages. Home to over 3,000 animals, the park invites you to explore its diverse habitats, including the African, Asian, and Arabian villages. Whether you’re spotting majestic lions or playful meerkats, Dubai Safari Park promises an immersive journey into the animal kingdom. Get ready to reconnect with nature as this wildlife wonderland opens its doors once again.
Prices TBC. Opening times: Monday-Sunday, 9am-5pm. Al Warqa 5, Hatta Road, Dubai. For further information, visit Dubai Safari
Dubai Miracle Garden
Opening soon
Although not yet officially confirmed, the world’s largest natural flower garden is reopening its gates soon, offering a breathtaking escape into a vibrant world of over 150 million flowers. Visitors can once again wander through stunning floral displays, including iconic structures like the Emirates A380 flower plane and the heart-shaped pathway. Perfect for family outings or a peaceful stroll, this enchanting garden promises a sensory overload of colour and fragrance.
AED 80 for under 12; AED 95 for adult; Free for child below three. Opening times: Monday-Friday, 9am–9pm, Saturday-Sunday, 9am-11pm. Al Barsha South 3, Dubai. For further information, visit Dubai Miracle Garden
Dubai Crocodile Park
Open
Dubai Crocodile Park offers a thrilling glimpse into the wild, spanning 20,000 sqm and housing over 250 Nile crocodiles. With three climate-controlled basins, complete with serene waterfalls and sandbanks, visitors can watch these magnificent reptiles in their natural habitat. Interactive feeding stations let guests get up close, while an on-site museum provides fascinating crocodile facts. This family-friendly venue is perfect for those seeking a blend of education and adventure in Dubai’s wild side.
AED75 for children; AED95 for adults (over 12 years old). Opening times: Monday-Sunday, 10am-8pm, Mushrif, Dubai. For further information, visit Dubai Crocodile Park
ARTE MUSEUM Dubai
Open
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ARTE MUSEUM Dubai offers an immersive art experience across 2,800sqm. Designed by Korean digital design firm district, the gallery features 14 zones under the theme ‘Eternal Nature,’ using cutting-edge production mapping and sensor-based interaction to bring the exhibits to life. Visitors can fully engage with the digital artworks through advanced technology. After exploring, unwind at ARTE Tea Bar, where you can enjoy refreshing tea-based mocktails in a stunning artistic setting.
AED79 for children; AED149 for adults (cheaper options on-line). Opening times: Monday-Thursday, 10am-11pm; Friday-Sunday, 10am-midnight. Dubai Mall. For further information, visit Dubai ARTE Museum
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