Season 15 guide
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Dubai Miracle Garden opened Season 15 on 8 October 2026, with more than 150 million blooms across 72,000 m² of outdoor garden. The Dubai Butterfly Garden sits beside it, with 8,000 to 10,000 butterflies. This guide sets out the season's official prices, hours and rules, from the garden's own site, with our prices beside them.
| If you | Go with |
|---|---|
| Want the flowers | Dubai Miracle GardenMore than 150 million blooms and more than 50 floral displays on 72,000 m², from 8 October 2026. |
| Want both gardens | The combo, or our two ticketsThe official combo is AED 140 for both; our two tickets are priced separately on the cards below. |
| Have young children | EitherUnder-3s go free at Miracle Garden, where children aged 3 to 12 pay AED 80; at the Butterfly Garden children pay AED 50. |
| Want an evening visit | Dubai Miracle GardenIt is open until 21:00, with last entry 30 minutes before; the Butterfly Garden closes at 18:00. |
| Are coming by Metro | Mall of the Emirates stationTake the Red Line there, then a short taxi ride or RTA bus 105 to the garden. |
| Use a wheelchair or a stroller | EitherMiracle Garden says it is wheelchair and stroller friendly, and our Butterfly Garden ticket notes flat, paved paths. |
Dubai Miracle Garden reopened for Season 15 on 8 October 2026. It is a seasonal garden: its own FAQ says the season typically runs from late September or October to April or May, and that it closes in summer for maintenance and replanting.
It opens daily from 09:00 to 21:00, and last entry is 30 minutes before closing. Hours can change on holidays, so check the day's schedule before you go.
A Miracle Garden ticket costs AED 100 for adults aged 13 and over and AED 80 for children aged 3 to 12, and under-3s go free. UAE residents get separate rates once they verify their residency on the official site.
The Butterfly Garden costs AED 50, for adults and children alike. The official combo covers both gardens for AED 140, and its Butterfly Garden part stays valid for 3 months.
Our prices for both gardens are on the cards above, with our cancellation terms.
Dubai Miracle Garden has more than 150 million blooms and more than 50 floral displays on 72,000 m² of outdoor garden. The best known include the Heart Tunnel, a walkway of heart-shaped floral arches, the Floral Castle, the Umbrella Passage, the Floral Clock, the Floating Lady and the Emirates A380, and there is a Smurfs Village.
The Dubai Butterfly Garden, beside it, has 8,000 to 10,000 butterflies and a koi fish pond.
The garden's Season 15 calendar starts with festivals in October and November, including Halloween and Diwali with its market and shopping pop-up; these morning events start before 09:00 and need their own event ticket. Storytime, family movie nights and live music run during garden hours, with a regular garden ticket.
Dubai Miracle Garden is in Al Barsha South 3. By Metro, take the Red Line to Mall of the Emirates, then a short taxi ride; RTA bus 105 runs from Mall of the Emirates directly to the garden.
Tickets are for a single entry. Professional cameras and drones are not allowed, nor are outside food and drink, pets, bicycles, scooters or balls. Picking flowers and smoking are prohibited throughout the garden.
Miracle Garden says it is wheelchair and stroller friendly.
Dubai Miracle Garden stands out with its vibrant display of over 150 million flowers arranged in stunning patterns and designs, including life-sized structures like an Emirates A380 floral plane. This botanical wonder offers a surreal experience with ever-changing themes, captivating floral sculptures, and a fragrant, colorful oasis in the heart of the desert. A must-visit for nature and art lovers alike.
From
AED 130
per person
The Dubai Butterfly Garden is the largest covered butterfly garden in the world, and it holds between 8,000 and 10,000 living butterflies across ten climate-controlled domes. They fly free around you rather than sitting behind glass, so the experience is one of standing still and waiting to see what lands - on a sleeve, a shoulder, occasionally a hand. Nine of the domes are given over to the butterflies themselves; the tenth is an education space that follows the full lifecycle from egg through caterpillar and chrysalis to adult, with live specimens at each stage, which makes it genuinely useful for children rather than merely pretty. There is also a butterfly museum and an art section on site. Allow around ninety minutes. Wear bright colours if you want butterflies to settle on you, move slowly, and avoid strong perfume. The domes are air-conditioned and fully covered, so the garden stays open and comfortable through the summer, unlike much of what is nearby.
From
AED 87
per person
It reopened on 8 October 2026, for Season 15. The garden closes each summer for maintenance and replanting.
AED 100 for adults and AED 80 for children aged 3 to 12 on the official site, with under-3s free; UAE residents get separate rates. Our price is on the Miracle Garden card above.
09:00 to 21:00 daily, with last entry 30 minutes before closing.
Yes: AED 140 on the official site, with the Butterfly Garden part valid for 3 months. We sell the two tickets separately.
Under-3s are. Children aged 3 to 12 pay AED 80.
Take the Red Line to Mall of the Emirates, then a short taxi ride, or RTA bus 105 from Mall of the Emirates.
No: tickets are valid for a single entry.
8,000 to 10,000, according to the garden's official site, and there is a koi fish pond too. It opens from 09:00 to 18:00 daily.
Season dates, prices and hours checked on the garden's official site on 8 October 2026. They change each season, so check before you go. Sources: Dubai Miracle Garden · Dubai Miracle Garden tickets · Miracle + Butterfly combo · Dubai Miracle Garden FAQ · Season 15 events
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