Dubai's top attractions slash prices before summer shutdowns
Dubai’s attractions are offering a mix of discounts and last-chance visits before summer arrives. Several venues have extended their seasons, while others are rolling out special deals on tickets and activities. Families and visitors can now enjoy reduced prices at popular spots across the city.
Global Village has pushed back its closing date to May 31, 2023, giving visitors extra time to explore its pavilions. A 4-for-1 ticket deal is also available, with four entries costing Dh30—just Dh7.50 per person.
The **Dubai Miracle Garden** will shut its doors on the same date, marking the end of its 14th season. UAE residents can still enter for **Dh30** by showing a valid Emirates ID. For those seeking panoramic views, the **Dubai Frame** offers a glimpse of both old and new Dubai. Tickets are priced at **Dh50 for adults** and **Dh20 for children**. History enthusiasts can visit **Al Shindagha Museum** for **Dh10 per person**. Meanwhile, **Taqa Island** provides a **30-minute indoor play session** at **Dh35 per person**. Food lovers heading to **Flayva Food Hall** at Al Ghurair Centre can get **50 free gaming credits** and **50% off indoor rides** with a minimum spend of **Dh50** on food. Nature fans can still attend **Terra’s Bee Festival**, running from **May 29 to 31, 2023**. Adult tickets cost **Dh50**, while children under 12 enter for free.
With extended seasons and budget-friendly offers, Dubai’s attractions are making the most of the final days before summer. Visitors can take advantage of discounted entry fees, family deals, and special promotions before some venues close until the next season.
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