Budget-conscious travelers using taxis or the RTA Bus 105
This offers the standard entry at the 95 AED benchmark price, allowing you to skip the physical ticket window queue upon arrival.
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For most visitors, a standard entry ticket is the best choice as the garden is designed for self-guided wandering; however, because the attraction is located in Dubailand—far from the Dubai Metro—booking a ticket with hotel transfers is the most practical option for those without a rental car. As May 2026 represents the final month of operation before the garden's annual summer closure, ensure you book a date-specific ticket to guarantee entry before the seasonal shutdown.
This offers the standard entry at the 95 AED benchmark price, allowing you to skip the physical ticket window queue upon arrival.
Compare offers ↓It bundles the entry fee with round-trip hotel transfers, which is often more cost-effective and reliable than booking individual long-distance taxis to the garden's remote location.
Compare offers ↓This private tour option provides a seamless transition between the garden and other Dubai landmarks, ideal for beating the May heat in a private vehicle.
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Tiqets Standard Ticket (95 AED)
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FAQ
Yes, May 2026 is the final month of the current season, with the garden officially scheduled to close for the summer on May 31. It is highly recommended to visit in the early morning or late evening, as midday temperatures in May can be intense for outdoor walking.
Digital tickets are standard; you can scan the QR code on your smartphone at the automated E-gates. Ensure your phone is well-charged, as there are limited places to charge devices once you are inside the 72,000-square-meter park.
No, all visitors must pass through a mandatory security bag check regardless of their ticket type. Online tickets allow you to bypass the physical ticket office queues, which can be lengthy during weekends and peak afternoon hours.
Official tickets are strictly non-refundable and non-exchangeable once purchased. If you require flexibility, booking through partners like Tiqets or GetYourGuide is advised, as they often provide a 24-hour cancellation window for a full refund.
UAE residents with a valid physical Emirates ID may be eligible for seasonal gate discounts. Children under 3 always enter free, while those aged 3–12 require a child-rate ticket (85 AED). People of Determination also enter free with valid proof.
Outside food and beverages, professional cameras, drones, scooters, bicycles, and pets are strictly prohibited. Security personnel at the entrance will enforce these rules, and there are no official lockers available for storing large prohibited items.
Take the Dubai Metro Red Line to the Mall of the Emirates Station. From there, take the RTA Bus Route 105, which runs directly to the garden entrance for a small fee (payable via Nol card) and takes approximately 20–30 minutes.