Dubai: The government of Dubai has opened the Dubai Miracle Garden from 9 am until 9 pm during weekdays and extends until 11 pm on weekends (Sat & Sun) and public holidays.
The Ticket costs AED75 for adults (over 12 yrs old); AED60 for children 12 yrs old and below, and free entry for children below 3 yrs old.
Dubai Miracle Garden on their Facebook page, aksed the public to buy their tickets online (www.dubaimiraclegarden.com) or directly at the gate counters. There will be no need for advance booking as it will be available RTA Bus 105 from MOE to the garden and vice-versa.
The award-winning and world’s favourite floral destination has officially opened its doors with an expanded ‘The Smurf Village’, introduced innovative 3-D design in water and lighting displays and built upon its collection of 150 million natural flowers from more than 120 varieties.
The Garden’s Creator and Designer, the Managing Director, Engr. Abdel Naser Rahhal with the CFO, Fahimuddin graced the ribbon cutting.
The long wait is finally over as temperatures in the UAE are expected to drop in the coming weeks, more and more tourist destinations in Dubai are reopening, including the Dubai Miracle Garden, which boasts 150 million flowers in bloom in its 72,000-square-meter paradise.
Entry for adults and seniors is now Dh75, while for children aged 3 to 12, it’s Dh60. Kids below three years old can enter for free.
Last season, tickets were sold for AED55 for adults, and AED40 for children.
The Ballet Dancers’ floral theme is the most innovative and video-captured floral theme of the Dubai Miracle Garden.
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As soon as the Dubai Miracle Garden was inaugurated on 14th February 2013, it instantly became the biggest flower garden in the world by displaying more than 45 million flowers.
The Dubai Miracle Garden never sleeps. Every Summer, they build and install new structures to wow you in Autumn.
