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Dubai: Dubai Safari Park Entry Pass
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For the complete experience, prioritize tickets that include the 'Explorer Safari Tour' (the drive-through bus) and the internal shuttle train. In the extreme June heat, walking between the far-flung villages is physically demanding, making transport-inclusive bundles the most practical choice for families and first-time visitors.
Visitors wanting the full drive-through safari experience with lions, tigers, and cheetahs
This is the all-inclusive 'Safari Journey' equivalent, covering both the essential Explorer Tour bus and the internal shuttle train.
Compare offers ↓Budget-conscious travelers who only want to explore the walking villages and Al Wadi area
Provides the lowest entry price for access to the African, Asian, and Arabian villages for those who prefer to walk or upgrade on-site.
Compare offers ↓Last-minute mobile booking for standard park entry with flexible cancellation
Offers a reliable digital entry pass with the convenience of instant confirmation and standard partner cancellation terms.
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UpdatedAug 3, 12:00 AM UTC
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You want the most comprehensive visit including the 35-minute Explorer Safari bus tour and unlimited shuttle train access
Tiqets - Standard ticket
Compare offers ↓02You are looking for the most affordable entry to walk through the villages and attend the live animal shows
GetYourGuide - Skip-the-line / priority access
Compare offers ↓03You are visiting during the high heat of June and want to use the internal train to move between villages comfortably
Tiqets - Standard ticket
Compare offers ↓04You want to combine your wildlife adventure with a visit to the Burj Khalifa observation decks
GetYourGuide - Standard ticket
Compare offers ↓05You need the flexibility of a full refund if you cancel up to 24 hours before your scheduled visit
GetYourGuide - Tours / guided tickets
Compare offers ↓06The official site is sold out or you are checking for last-minute availability during the seasonal transition
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Good to know before your visit
Entrance
Dubai Safari Park is currently closed for the season and the official site says Season 8 is expected in October 2026. When open, the park is in Al Warqa 5; public transport guidance is Dubai Metro to Centerpoint Station followed by RTA bus F10, while taxis can drop guests at the entrance. Standard admission is single-entry, so confirm your route and plans before exiting.
Price
Official adult tickets start at approximately 50 AED for a basic Day Pass and 90 AED for the Safari Journey (including the drive-through bus tour), while children aged 3–12 pay reduced rates of 20–35 AED. Partner prices often appear higher because they bundle the Explorer Safari, internal train transport, or skip-the-line perks that are sold as separate add-ons at the gate; always verify if your ticket includes the 'Safari Journey' bus, as a basic entry pass alone does not grant access to the main drive-through animal exhibits.
Discounts
Children under 3 and People of Determination with one companion receive free entry according to the park’s published rules; valid identification may be requested. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Do not assume senior-citizen or other resident exemptions unless the applicable official offer and proof requirements are confirmed for the new season.
Timing
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is Dubai Safari Park open in June 2026?
No. Dubai Safari Park typically closes for the summer season (June to September) to protect animal welfare during the extreme heat. Season 7 officially ended on May 31, 2026, and the park is scheduled to remain closed until Season 8 begins in October 2026.
What is the difference between the Safari Park Pass and the Safari Bundle?
The Safari Park Pass (approx. 50 AED) includes walking access to all villages and the 15-minute Arabian Desert Safari. The Safari Bundle (approx. 117 AED) is highly recommended as it adds the 35-minute Explorer Safari bus tour, which is the only way to see large predators like lions, tigers, and cheetahs in their open habitats.
Can I get a refund or change my visit date?
Official tickets are strictly non-refundable. While the official site may allow rescheduling up to 24 hours in advance subject to availability, partner tickets from sellers like GetYourGuide or Tiqets often provide more flexible 24-hour cancellation windows; always verify the specific refund policy on the checkout page before paying.
Who is eligible for free entry and how do they book?
Children under 3 years old and People of Determination (POD) receive free admission. POD visitors also receive free entry for one companion. While these visitors do not typically need to book online, they must present valid proof of age or a Sanad/disability ID card at the ticket office to collect their entry permits.
How do I get to the park using public transport?
There is no direct Metro station at the park. You must take the Red Line to Centerpoint Station (formerly Rashidiya) and then transfer to the RTA Bus F10, which stops at the park entrance. Due to the park's remote location in Al Warqa 5, a taxi or ride-share is often the most practical option.
Can I bring my own food and drinks into the park?
No outside food or beverages are permitted inside the park. Security checks bags at the entrance, and any food items may be confiscated. There are multiple dining zones, including Al Wadi and the various villages, offering a range of international fast food and sit-down options.
Does a 'skip-the-line' ticket bypass the Safari Journey bus queue?
No. A 'skip-the-line' or 'priority' ticket only bypasses the main entrance ticket windows. It does not grant priority access to the internal Explorer Safari bus tour, which is the park's primary bottleneck and can have wait times exceeding 60 minutes during peak periods.