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Dubai Miracle Garden in Al Barsha South 3 opened its 15th season on 8 October 2026. It will be open every day from 9am to 9pm until 31 May 2027, according to Gulf News and Khaleej Times; Emirates 24|7 says weekend hours run to 11pm. The start came about two weeks later than planned because of the weather. The season was inaugurated by Miracle Group chairman Sheikh Theyab bin Tahnoon bin Mohammed Al Nahyan.
Adult tickets start at Dh105 and children's tickets at Dh84. Under-threes go in free. Emirates 24|7 gives a different breakdown: Dh100 for adults and Dh80 for children, with a 30% discount for UAE residents, who pay Dh70 plus VAT.
Holders of a valid Emirates ID who live in the UAE can claim two free tickets for a birthday that falls between October and May. They register online and receive the tickets by email and WhatsApp two days before the date, together with a discount coupon for family and friends who come along.
The programme
The season is called "Fifteen Years, Blooming Together". For the first time each week has its own theme tied to the UAE calendar, including Diwali, Pink October, UAE Flag Day and United Nations Day. Commemoration Day and Eid Al Etihad will get separate events. Live music, family activities and Dubai Fitness Challenge sessions are also on the schedule.
The garden covers 72,000 square metres. Gulf News puts the number of flowers at more than 200 million, while Emirates 24|7 says nearly 200 million. There are over 150 varieties and more than 50 displays, among them the Emirates A380, a floral castle and a floral clock.
Group CEO Mohammed Zaher Hammadih said the weekly themes give families "a new reason to return."
What it means for you
Residents with a birthday during the season can register online in advance; the free tickets arrive two days before the date.
Gulf News reported the details, and Khaleej Times also covered the opening.
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