Dubai is famous for its world-class outdoor experiences, but with summer’s scorching heat just around the corner, many of these open-air hotspots are preparing to shut down for the season. If you’re in the city this May, now’s your last chance to explore some of Dubai’s most beloved attractions before they go on summer break.
Whether you’re into nature, culture, wildlife, or adrenaline-pumping fun, here are five incredible places to check off your list—before they close for the season.
1. Dubai Miracle Garden
Closing Date: Sunday, June 15
A floral paradise in the heart of Dubailand, Dubai Miracle Garden is the world’s largest natural flower garden, spread across 72,000 sq m and home to over 150 million flowers in vibrant, intricate designs.
Whether you’re a nature lover or looking to brighten up your Instagram feed, this is a seasonal gem you shouldn’t miss.
📍 Dubailand
💵 Dhs100 (adults), Dhs85 (kids 3–12), Free (under 3)
2. Dubai Safari Park
Closing Date: Sunday, June 1
Home to over 3,000 animals from around the globe, Dubai Safari Park is one of the UAE’s top wildlife experiences. It features immersive zones including the Asian Village, African Safari, and Arabian Desert Safari.
Catch the lions, giraffes, zebras, and more before they take a break for the summer.
📍 Al Warqa 5
💵 From Dhs50 (adults), From Dhs20 (children)
3. Global Village
Closing Date: Sunday, May 18 (extended from May 11)
A vibrant mix of cultures, cuisines, crafts, and entertainment, Global Village is a beloved open-air destination for families and tourists alike. Enjoy pavilions from around the world, thrilling rides, street food, and live shows.
Don’t miss this multicultural wonderland before it wraps up Season 29.
📍Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road
💵 From Dhs25
🕓 Open daily 4pm – midnight
4. Hatta Wadi Hub
Closing Date: Thursday, May 15
Adventure seekers, this one’s for you. Hatta Wadi Hub is the ultimate mountain escape featuring hiking, mountain biking, ziplining, kayaking, and the famous Hatta Drop-In water slide.
Perfect for a weekend getaway before it shuts down for the summer.
📍 Hatta
5. The Ripe Market (Academy Park)
Closing Date : Sunday, May 11
A favorite among locals, The Ripe Market in Academy Park offers a relaxing, family-friendly vibe with organic food stalls, yoga classes, handmade crafts, and more.
This outdoor community market is moving indoors to Times Square Centre for the summer—so make the most of its open-air charm while you can.
📍 Academy Park, Al Sufouh | 💵 Free entry
🕘 Sat 9am–9pm; Sun 9am–7pm🌐
Plan Your Visits Before the Summer Heat Hits
With Dubai’s temperature rising, these attractions won’t be around for long. Be sure to carve out time this month to experience the best of Dubai’s outdoor wonders—before they close their gates until the cooler season returns.