Is Dubai Miracle Garden Worth Visiting? Here’s What I Think After Going

I’ve been to Dubai many times, and after doing all the usual sightseeing, I finally made time to visit Dubai Miracle Garden. It’s not your typical garden. It’s full of giant floral structures, from airplanes to castles.

So, is it worth visiting, especially if you’re coming to Dubai for the first time? Let me tell you what to expect and who I think this place is perfect for.

What Makes Dubai Miracle Garden So Special?

Dubai Miracle Garden has over 150 million flowers arranged into massive displays, like a floral Emirates A380 plane, a Disney castle, and even a floral clock.

It’s so unique that it holds multiple Guinness World Records, including the world’s largest vertical garden and the biggest floral installation.

A large flower-covered clock display at Dubai Miracle Garden, with pink and red flower numbers, white clock hands, and a butterfly made of plants in the center. Behind it stands a colorful windmill with the words “Happy Birthday” spelled out in big letters surrounded by flowers.

The garden opens every year around October and runs through May, closing in the summer due to extreme heat. Each season brings something new, as the displays change every year.

What Can You See at Dubai Miracle Garden?

A replica of the Burj Khalifa
A full-size Emirates Airbus A380
Disney characters like Mickey and Minnie
A floral clock and heart-shaped tunnels
Walkways, benches, and shaded areas to rest

A tall floral structure shaped like the Burj Khalifa stands in the center of Dubai Miracle Garden, surrounded by colorful flower beds and visitors walking around. A flower-covered windmill is visible in the background, adding to the garden’s playful vibe.

It’s a fun place to explore, take photos, or even enjoy a quiet moment on a bench. When I visited in March, the weather was perfect, and we spent a couple of hours walking around and just enjoying the colors and creativity.

How much are the tickets for Dubai Miracle Garden?

Adults (12 years and above) – AED 100
Children (3 to 11 years, ID is required) – AED 85
Children under 3 years old (ID required) – free

➡️Buy your Skip-the-Line ticket to Dubai Miracle Garden HERE

Opening hours

Weekdays: 9 am – 9 pm
Weekends: 9 am – 11 pm

Note: The garden is closed from around May to October each year.

How to get to Dubai Miracle Garden

By car: The easiest way is by car. If you’re renting one, the garden has a large car park. It’s located at Street 3, Al Barsha South.

By taxi: Taxis are widely available in Dubai, and this is how we got there. It’s a convenient option.

By public transport: Take the metro to Mall of the Emirates and then catch Bus 105. It takes around 25 minutes and drops you right at the entrance.

Tips for visiting Dubai Miracle Garden

A woman stands in front of a giant heart-shaped floral arch at Dubai Miracle Garden, with a flower-covered Eiffel Tower replica and a colorful flower truck in the background. The garden is full of bright blooms and playful decorations all around.

Go early in the day: Weekday mornings are the best time to visit if you want to avoid crowds and take photos without too many people around.
Pick the right season: Plan your visit between November and March for cooler temperatures.
Wear comfy shoes and nice clothes: You’ll do a lot of walking, and since it’s such a photogenic place, you might want to dress up a bit for your pictures.
Use sunscreen: There’s limited shade, so if you go during midday, be sure to protect yourself from the sun.
No food to bring inside. You are not allowed to bring any food inside the Miracle Garden.
It’s stroller- and wheelchair-friendly: The paths are smooth and accessible, which is great for families.
Expect to spend 1–2 hours: That’s usually enough time to see everything without rushing.