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With the onset of winter and cooler temperatures expected to grace the UAE soon, major attractions across the region are set to reopen after closing during the summer months due to soaring temperatures.
Beloved to tourists as well as residents, these spots not only fulfil your food and shopping cravings, but also provide experiences in nature, surrounded by animals amidst the country's skyscrapers.
With September set to be the last month of summer with the arrival of the Autumn Equinox, for families as well as friends, these destinations give visitors a chance to breathe fresh air and enjoy the cool breeze until summer arrives next year.
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Here are some of the major attractions that are set to reopen soon.
Flowers at Dubai Miracle Garden (DMG) are once again in full bloom, and the favourite family theme park will re-open its doors for Season 13 on Saturday, September 28.
Entry fee has now also become cheaper for UAE residents, DMG confirmed to Khaleej Times on Friday. By showing their Emirates ID, adults and children can enter the floral park for Dh60 each – down by Dh5 from last year’s price of Dh65. Kids below three years old can enter for free.
For tourists and non-UAE residents, however, ticket prices have gone up by Dh5 – now priced at Dh100 for adults and Dh85 for children. Those who are below three years old are also free, even if they are not UAE residents.
DMG said they will start accepting online booking from September 28.
Located in Dubailand, Dubai Miracle Garden opened for the first time on Valentine’s Day, February 14, 2013. For Season 13, the family destination will be open daily from 9am until 9pm from Monday to Friday; and from 9am until 11pm on weekends (Saturday and Sunday) and public holidays.
Global Village, known for its own little globe spanning across various countries, offering their products and entertainment, is set to reopen on October 16, 2024. The season 29 will run until May 11, 2025.
The famous destination recently announced upgrades to its diverse attractions as well as its VIP packages.
Home to over 3,000 animals representing 78 mammal species, 50 varieties of reptiles, and 111 kinds of birds, Dubai Safari is set to reopen on October 1.
Entering its sixth season, the park has undergone major upgrades during the summer months, when it was closed.
As per the Dubai Municipality, more details of new attractions within the park will be announced in the coming weeks.
Sharjah Safari has announced the launch of the fourth season. It opened on September 23 and this season promises visitors an exceptional adventure with new events and exciting surprises. Click here for ticket prices, opening hours.
With over 300 new animals and birds born this year, these additions showcase the success of our biodiversity preservation efforts. Visitors will enjoy the rare opportunity to witness young animals with their mothers, offering a deeper connection to nature and the life cycle. The fourth season of Sharjah Safari promises an exceptional experience that blends entertainment, learning, and exploration.
Ripe Market, known for its food, clothes, items and much more sold by local sellers is set to reopen soon. The markets operate on weekends across different locations in Dubai, with the one in Academy Park reopening on October 12, 2024.
The market will take place on every Saturday and Sunday until May 2025.
Some attractions have already started after temperatures gradually dipped from the peak heat during the summer months.
Dubai's Glow Garden reopened on September 11 for its 10th season.
Tickets for the illuminating garden as well as Dinosaur Park are available to purchase online.
Jais Flight, the longest zip-line in the world, located in Ras Al Khaimah's mountains is open after peak summer months.
Tickets for the adrenaline pumping activity begin from Dh299 onwards.
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