Dubai Miracle Garden has announced a seasonal promotion granting free entry to children aged 12 and below from 1 March through 31 May, aiming to make one of the emirate’s most popular attractions more accessible to families, schools, and tourists during the spring season.
The initiative applies to UAE residents, educational institutions, and international visitors, reinforcing the garden’s focus on family-friendly experiences while supporting Dubai’s broader tourism appeal. By removing entry fees for young visitors, the attraction seeks to encourage outdoor engagement and provide children with opportunities to connect with nature through large-scale floral displays and interactive installations.
Spanning more than 72,000 square metres, the garden features over 150 million blooming flowers across more than 120 varieties. This season includes enhanced themed installations and immersive attractions that continue to define its reputation for innovative landscape design and horticultural creativity.
Commenting on the promotion, Mohammed Zaher Hammadih, Group CEO of Miracle Group, said the initiative reflects a long-standing vision to create an inclusive destination where families can share meaningful experiences surrounded by nature and creativity. He added that offering complimentary access for children supports moments of joy and discovery for visiting families from the UAE and abroad.
The promotion is expected to boost school excursions toward the end of the academic term while offering added value for residents and tourists planning seasonal outings. Since opening in 2013, the garden has welcomed millions of visitors annually, maintaining its status as a key leisure landmark through continuous investment in new displays and visitor experiences.
News Source: Dubai Media Office
