Dubai animal attractions guide
Four of Dubai's animal attractions work in different ways: The Green Planet is an indoor rainforest you wander at your own pace, Dubai Crocodile Park pairs an outdoor habitat with an aquarium and a museum, Dubai Dolphinarium runs a live show on a fixed schedule, and Lost World Aquarium at Atlantis, The Palm is a walk-through aquarium under a new name. This guide sets out what each one is, its official price or showtime, and what we charge.
| If you are | Go to |
|---|---|
| Wanting a rainforest under one roof | The Green PlanetAn indoor bio-dome built around a man-made rainforest, described on its own site as an indoor zoo and garden. |
| Planning around a live show | Dubai DolphinariumIts dolphin and seal show runs at 2:00pm and 6:00pm daily except Tuesdays, plus a separate bird show. |
| Wanting to get close to crocodiles | Dubai Crocodile ParkAn outdoor habitat, an underwater-view aquarium and a museum on crocodile evolution, all on one Mushrif site. |
| Already at Atlantis, The Palm | Lost World Aquarium14 chambers and more than 65,000 marine creatures, inside the same resort. |
| Watching the budget | Dubai Crocodile ParkFrom AED 95, the lowest published price of the four. |
| Searching for it under its old name | Lost World AquariumAtlantis renamed Lost Chambers Aquarium to Lost World Aquarium; both names lead to the same place. |
Atlantis, The Palm's aquarium is now called Lost World Aquarium; its own site confirms it was previously Lost Chambers Aquarium. Our product still carries the old name in its slug, but the aquarium itself, its 14 chambers and its marine life are unchanged.
The Green Planet, Dubai Crocodile Park and Lost World Aquarium are all self-paced: turn up within opening hours and walk through at your own speed. Dubai Dolphinarium is different: its dolphin and seal show runs at fixed times, 2:00pm and 6:00pm daily except Tuesdays, so the visit has to work around the schedule rather than the other way round.
The Green Planet's Day Pass starts at AED 175 and Dubai Crocodile Park's entry starts at AED 95, both flat prices on their own sites. Dubai Dolphinarium and Lost World Aquarium publish no flat rate: both price through their own booking flow instead.
We sell tickets for all four. Our price and cancellation terms for each are on its own card above.
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Lost World Aquarium. Atlantis, The Palm's own site confirms the new name; the aquarium and its 14 chambers are unchanged.
2:00pm and 6:00pm, daily except Tuesdays. A separate bird show runs at 3:15pm and 7:15pm on the same days.
Its Day Pass starts at AED 175 for adults, AED 150 for juniors aged 2 to 10, and is free under 2.
Up to 5 m in the park's habitat; the park's own site says the species can reach 6 m and 1,000 kg.
Yes: The Green Planet, Dubai Crocodile Park, Dubai Dolphinarium and Lost World Aquarium are all in our catalogue.
No. Atlantis prices it through its own booking flow rather than publishing one flat rate.
On Tripoli Street in Mushrif, Dubai, open 10:00 to 20:00.
Facts and official prices checked on the attractions' own websites on 26 and 27 September 2026. Rules, showtimes and prices change, so check the attraction's site before you go. Sources: The Green Planet day pass · Dubai Crocodile Park · Dubai Dolphinarium · Lost World Aquarium
