Dubai Miracle Garden, one of the world's largest flower gardens, has announced it will reopen for its 15th season on October 8, 2026, running through the end of May next year. Located in Al Khawaneej, the attraction draws millions of visitors annually with a display of more than 150 million live flowers arranged into elaborate seasonal designs. ticket prices for UAE residents holding a valid Emirates ID are set at Dh70 for adults and Dh50 for children, while children under three enter free. General admission for non-resident visitors is priced at Dh100 for adults and Dh80 for children. A combined ticket covering both Dubai Miracle Garden and the adjacent Dubai Butterfly Garden is also available for Dh140, giving visitors the chance to see both attractions in a single outing. All listed prices exclude value-added tax.
The garden operates seasonally, opening each October and closing by the end of May, before shutting during the hottest summer months. Tickets can already be booked through the attraction's official website ahead of the reopening date.
Known for its elaborate annual themes and record-setting floral installations, Dubai Miracle Garden has become one of the emirate's signature tourism draws, attracting families, international visitors and residents looking for photo opportunities and outdoor leisure. The reopening marks one of the clearer signals that Dubai's autumn tourism season is underway, as cooler temperatures bring visitors back to the city's outdoor attractions after the summer break.