Dubai Safari Park, the popular wildlife destination, ends its sixth and busiest season by closing for the summer on 1 June, with reopening set for October. So, If you haven’t made a trip yet, time’s almost up! Plan your visit before this Sunday. Dubai Safari Park is open from 9am to 6pm and tickets start from Dhs 50 per adult and Dhs 35 for children.
The park, home to over 3,000 animals including 78 mammal species, 50 reptiles, and 111 bird varieties, has become one of the UAE’s most popular wildlife attractions. This season saw a 67 percent increase in visitor numbers, with highlights including the sold-out nocturnal safari series and key conservation milestones.
Among the season’s biggest highlights were the births of a rare white rhino calf and moon bear cub twins, underscoring the park’s commitment to animal welfare and global conservation efforts.
Unlike last year, when parts of the park remained partially open, this summer will see a complete closure to allow caretakers to focus on animal well-being and prepare for a refreshed reopening in October. When Dubai Safari Park reopens later this year, guests can look forward to new attractions, upgraded experiences, and an even bigger season ahead, as the park continues to evolve and engage visitors in the world of wildlife conservation.