Season 15, October to May

Dubai Miracle Garden: what Season 15 costs

Dubai Miracle Garden's Season 15 runs daily to the end of May 2027, and the Dubai Butterfly Garden next door stays open all year. This guide prices both from the gardens' own sites, lines them up against what Holidayys sells for each, and works out whether the combo saves you anything over booking separately.

Who should book what

You areBook
Visiting between October and MayEither gardenBoth are open in season: Miracle Garden daily to 21:00, the Butterfly Garden to 18:00.
Short on time, no transport bookedMetro to Mall of the Emirates, then bus 105The Red Line stops at Mall of the Emirates; RTA's bus 105 runs on to the garden, or a taxi covers it in about ten minutes.
Weighing the comboAdd Butterfly Garden to your Miracle Garden ticketThe add-on costs AED 42, a 20% saving on the Butterfly Garden's own AED 52.50 entry.
Bringing a toddlerCheck age limits before you pay for a childUnder-3s enter the Butterfly Garden free; Miracle Garden's own site prices a child ticket at AED 84 but does not say which ages count.
Driving yourselfBudget for parkingHolidayys' tickets exclude parking fees, so budget for it separately; the garden gives its address as Al Barsha South 3.
Coming from Abu DhabiEtihad Rail to Al Yalayis, then a taxiThe garden's own site names Al Yalayis as the nearest Etihad Rail stop, about 20 minutes away by taxi.

Both gardens, side by side this season

Dubai Miracle Garden

This season
Season 15 runs from 8 October 2026 to 31 May 2027, then the garden closes for summer.
Hours
09:00 to 21:00 daily; last entry at 20:30.
Adult ticket
AED 105, VAT included.
Child ticket
AED 84, VAT included; the age band is not published.
Inside
More than 200 million flowers and over 50 displays across 72,000 m² of garden.
Official price
From AED 105
With Holidayys
From AED 92Free cancellation up to 2 days before

Dubai Butterfly Garden

Where
Next door to Miracle Garden, in Al Barsha South 3.
Hours
09:00 to 18:00 daily, all year.
Adult ticket
AED 52.50, VAT included.
Children
Under-3s go in free; no separate price is published for older children.
With Miracle Garden
AED 42 more as a combo add-on, a 20% saving on this ticket's own AED 52.50.
Official price
From AED 53
With Holidayys
From AED 52Free cancellation up to 1 day before

Season 15's calendar

Dubai Miracle Garden's Season 15 opened on 8 October 2026 and is booked to run to 31 May 2027, when the garden shuts for its summer break. The Dubai Butterfly Garden next door does not follow that calendar: it stays open all year.

Both gardens keep a long day: Miracle Garden from 09:00 to 21:00 with last entry at 20:30, and the Butterfly Garden from 09:00 to 18:00. Hours shift around public holidays, so check the operator's own site on the morning you travel.

What each ticket costs this season

An adult ticket to Dubai Miracle Garden is AED 105 and a child ticket is AED 84, both VAT included on the operator's own site, which does not say which ages count as a child. The operator's FAQ also asks about a resident discount, but leaves the answer blank, so no resident price can be quoted here.

The Butterfly Garden's own adult ticket is AED 52.50, with children under 3 admitted free and no separate price published for older children. Holidayys sells both tickets on the cards above, at our own prices and terms, separate from the operator's.

Doing the combo math

On the operator's own site, adding the Butterfly Garden to a Miracle Garden booking costs AED 42 more, against AED 52.50 for the Butterfly Garden bought alone — a 20% saving if you are visiting both on the same day. Holidayys prices the two gardens apart, so weigh our pair of prices against that saving before choosing how to book.

The operator itself sells these as two separate gates with two separate tickets, so skipping the combo costs you nothing if you only want one garden.

Getting there, with or without a car

The nearest Metro stop is Mall of the Emirates on the Red Line; from there, RTA's bus 105 continues to the garden, or a taxi covers the same stretch in around ten minutes. Coming from Abu Dhabi, the operator's site names Al Yalayis as the nearest Etihad Rail stop, about 20 minutes from the garden by taxi.

If you drive, budget for parking separately: our own tickets for both gardens cover admission only, and the operator gives the address as Al Barsha South 3.

What stays home, and what needs sign-off

Tickets to Dubai Miracle Garden are single entry, so plan to stay for the whole visit rather than stepping out and back. Professional cameras and drones need sign-off from the garden's management office in advance, and the garden bans pets, outside food and drink, and smoking throughout.

Rides, scooters, bicycles, hoverboards and balls are off the list too, on the operator's own rules page, alongside barbecuing — worth knowing if a garden visit was going to double as a picnic.

What else is on this season

Season 15's calendar runs markets and one-off events through winter: a Diwali celebration in November, a Christmas Village from 10 December to 2 January, and the garden's first ticketed concert, alongside its daily storytime, live buskers and family movie nights at the Big Stage.

None of this needs a separate ticket or booking: it runs inside normal garden hours, on top of whatever else brought you there.

Tickets we sell for both gardens

Season 15 FAQ

When does Season 15 run?

From 8 October 2026 to 31 May 2027, daily from 09:00 to 21:00 with last entry at 20:30.

How much are tickets this season?

An adult pays AED 105 and a child AED 84 at Dubai Miracle Garden; the Butterfly Garden next door is AED 52.50, with children under 3 free. Our own prices sit on the ticket cards above.

Is there a combo ticket for both gardens?

Yes: the operator adds the Butterfly Garden to a Miracle Garden booking for AED 42 more, a 20% saving on its own AED 52.50 entry. We price and sell those two tickets apart, not bundled.

Can children go free?

At the Butterfly Garden, under-3s do. Dubai Miracle Garden charges AED 84 for a child ticket but does not publish which ages that covers.

Does a ticket let me come and go more than once?

No — each ticket covers one admission, so once you step out, that visit is over.

What can't I bring in?

Drones and professional cameras need the management office's sign-off first; pets, outside food and drink, bicycles, scooters, hoverboards, balls and smoking are not allowed at all.

How do I get there without driving?

Take the Red Line to Mall of the Emirates, then RTA's bus 105 or a short taxi ride; from Abu Dhabi, Etihad Rail's nearest stop is Al Yalayis, about 20 minutes away by taxi.

Is there anything happening at the garden beyond the flowers?

Season 15 brings markets and one-off events, including a Diwali celebration and a Christmas Village from 10 December to 2 January, on top of daily storytime and live music at no extra cost.

Is there a UAE resident price?

The operator's own FAQ lists the question but leaves the answer blank, so we cannot quote a resident price here.

Season dates, hours and prices checked on the garden's own site on 5 November 2026; all three can change inside the season, so confirm before you travel. Sources: Dubai Miracle Garden — official site · Dubai Miracle Garden FAQ · Dubai Butterfly Garden page · Season 15 events