Dubai Miracle Garden

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The Dubai Miracle Garden opened in 2013 and is the world’s largest natural flower garden - an incredible achievement considering the temperature in Dubai averages over 100ºF in summer! With huge sculptures made of flowers, including a floral castle, an airplane, and a floral clock, there’s something interesting to see around every corner.

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4 Tips for Visiting the Dubai Miracle Garden

A Windmill and the Burj Khalifa made of Oranges | Flickr: Oiva Eskola CC BY 2.0

An Ever-Changing AttractionEven if you’ve visited the impressive park before, you should definitely consider returning to the Dubai Miracle Garden in another season. Every year the talented team behind the garden comes up with innovative new sculptures around a different set of themes.

Houses Covered with Flowers | Flickr: Oiva Eskola CC BY 2.0

Book Tickets in Advance to Skip the LineThe lines to enter the Dubai Miracle Garden can be extremely long, so visitors are advised to book tickets online in advance. You should also arrive early in the morning if you can. At around 9.30 am the gardens are at their quietest and the temperatures will be more comfortable for exploring this outdoor attraction.

Visit the Nearby Butterfly HouseThe Butterfly Garden is made out of 9 domes with a combined area of 1,800 square meters that house thousands of colorful butterflies from 26 different species. You can combine a ticket to the Butterfly Garden with a ticket to the Dubai Miracle Garden, or you can visit both separately. The attractions also have separate entrances.

Bring a Hat!There is very little shade in the Dubai Miracle Garden, so it’s important to make sure that you’re prepared for a day outside in hot weather. Bring a hat, wear sunscreen, and bring a bottle of water to avoid sunburn or heat stroke.

Emirates A-380 made of flowers | Ulmon: CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

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Millions of flowers: the sculptures of the Dubai Miracle Garden have broken world records

Layout

Since the park is redesigned every summer, it also looks a little different each season - but some elements always return.

There are several highlights of the gardens which make a comeback every year, and arguably the best is a full-size model of an Emirates Airbus A380 covered in petunias, sunflowers, geraniums, and other flowers. The sculpture holds the current record for the world’s largest flower sculpture, with almost 5 million flowers creating its colorful shape. If you’re looking for the ideal photo for Instagram then pay a visit a corridor of heart-shaped arches, which will make the perfect backdrop to any romantic snapshot. Even the auditorium in the Dubai Miracle Garden is covered in flowers, with the walls and the stage bedecked in elaborate floral arrangements. Miniature floral sculptures of the Burj Khalifa and the Eiffel Tower (definitely not to scale) also feature in the garden each year.

Around 15,000 butterflies also live in the Butterfly Garden, which covers an area of 4.5 square kilometers and is located in the immediate vicinity of the Miracle Garden.

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In addition to regular admission tickets, combo tickets are also offered for the Miracle Garden and the Butterfly Garden next door or the Global Village Dubai. The flower garden is also part of some day tours that include several Dubai attractions.

Lake and sculptures in Dubai Miracle Garden | Pixabay

Food and Drinks

There are several small kiosks throughout the garden which offer small meals, snacks, ice cream, desserts, and beverages. However, the prices at these kiosks are considerably higher than they would be outside the attraction and you can save yourself some money by bringing along your own food and drink. You can bring along a picnic and enjoy it in one of the park’s many picnic areas.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Dubai Miracle Garden a fun attraction for children and families?

Kids will enjoy spotting the sculptures of Disney characters, but that’s not all that awaits them in the Dubai Miracle Garden. There are several hammocks in the flower gardens that children love to play on (and that adults can relax on if they can claim one!). The auditorium also hosts magic shows that will delight family members of all ages, and there’s a series of trampolines throughout the park that will be a highlight for younger guests. The paths in the Dubai Miracle Garden are flat and made of a firm material, so it’s easy to use a stroller to get around the grounds. Read more.

Is the park accessible for disabled visitors?

The Dubai Miracle Garden can be easily visited by wheelchair users since the paths are flat and made of a firm material. The only area that can’t be accessed in a wheelchair is the interior of the castle at the center of the park. Please ask a member of staff or email the venue in advance if you have any particular requirements. Read more.

General Information

Opening Hours:

The Dubai Miracle Garden closes over summer to protect the plants from extreme heat. It is open to visitors from November to April. Sunday to Thursday from 9 am to 9 pm, and on Friday and Saturday from 9 am to 11 pm.