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Dubai Safari Park tickets 2026: 50 dirhams for the park pass

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Dubai Safari Park tickets 2026: 50 dirhams for the park pass

The Dubai Safari Park Pass is 50 dirhams in 2026 and covers every zone, the train and the shows, but the park is shut for the season until October 2026.

The Dubai Safari Park Pass costs 50 dirhams in 2026, according to the park's own website, and it covers entry to all zones, unlimited train rides, the Arabian Desert Safari, the shows and the workshops. Children under 3 enter free, as do people of determination with one companion.

The season is the catch

The park closes over the hottest months. Its own site currently shows it closed for the season, with season 8 due to reopen in October 2026. Winter hours, from November to March, are 9am to 8pm, and summer hours, from April to October, are 9am to 6pm, with last entry an hour before closing. Anyone planning a Dubai trip in the summer should treat the park as unavailable rather than assume a reduced schedule.

Upgrades

The Safari Bundle at 117 dirhams, sold online only, adds a 35 minute Explorer Safari tour to the standard pass. The private experiences are priced by group rather than per person: a behind the scenes tour is 1,450 dirhams for up to 10 people over 90 minutes, the King of Safari VIP experience is 2,500 dirhams for up to 10 people over 4 hours, and breakfast with giraffes or lions is 2,150 dirhams for up to 6 people.

A worked example

Two adults and two children over 3 pay 200 dirhams on the standard pass. The same family on the online only Safari Bundle pays 468 dirhams. The site publishes no separate adult and child price for the basic pass, so 50 dirhams appears to apply to everyone aged 3 and over, which is the one point worth confirming at the gate.

Sources: dubaisafari.ae.

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