Dubai Safari Park - Safari Bundle Tickets
Dubai Safari Park - Safari Bundle from AED 117 in Dubai. Book online with instant confirmation, easy cancellation and best-price guarantee
Ein sehr sicherer und sehr sauberer Ort. Man wird überall verwöhnt. Hat für jeden Geschmack etwas. Einfach grandios. Verkehr zwar bald wie in der Schweiz.(Volle Straßen)
A Memorable Safari Experience in a Hot Climate Visiting the safari was truly enjoyable, especially with its wheelchair-friendly facilities. The organization caters well to all visitors, ensuring a pleasant experience regardless of mobility issues. Being in a hot country, it's essential to stay hydrated, so make sure to bring plenty of water. I recommend packing extra cold drinks, as you’ll likely get thirsty during the long walks around the park. Don’t forget your hat! They also offer electric mobility scooters for rent at 50 AED per hour, which is a great option if you prefer not to walk long distances, especially given the heat. The animals are housed in spacious enclosures, making it easier to spot them compared to some other places where they may be hard to find. These enclosures prioritize animal comfort, providing them with privacy while still allowing visitors to enjoy observing them. Many of the viewing areas are air-conditioned, giving you a chance to cool down and take a break from the heat. Additionally, there are misting fans along the pathways, which were effective at a temperature of 36 degrees Celsius. However, I can’t speak to their efficiency during hotter summer days. It could be beneficial for the safari to consider offering nighttime visits, similar to some zoos like San Diego, as this could enhance the experience and increase revenue, especially due to the intense daytime heat. We didn't have enough time to explore all the exhibits thoroughly; after starting our visit at 11 AM, we only managed to see the safari area and part of the Africa section before having to leave by 5 PM when things began to close. If you decide to rent an electric mobility scooter, you might be able to see more. Overall, I highly recommend this safari! The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, and the grounds were well-maintained with a good selection of animals. Just be sure to prepare yourself with plenty of water, sun protection, and a cool corner to rest. It’s a fantastic day activity in Dubai that we truly enjoyed!
What an experience! Put this down as your must do activity in Dubai. This CANNOT be missed. I have been fortunate enough to experience the safaris in Africa so I’m able to compare just how close of an experience they have created, a bonus is the five star luxury. The facilities are so well-kept, manicured lawns, clean buggies and clean restrooms. There are plenty of eating options and I felt that the African Village had the highest choice of restaurants. There are even little grocery shops selling chocolates, chips, ice creams. The food prices are almost double than what you would get outside but that is with any other place like this. The little trains/buggies that take you from one place to another are also air conditioned! Welcome to Dubai! If Dubai does anything, they do it in style. So I had the luxury of seeing all these animals in the grandest way possible. We bought our park tickets online and I will highly recommend buying the additional safari trip from the Giraffe village that takes you around. My favourite part was the kids farm where you can pet animals and they have a bird aviary there where birds will feed off your palm! Absolutely loved it! Recommend months to visit will be from November to March. Get there early to avoid crowds.
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Dubai Safari Park is home to over 3,000 animals from around the world, featuring wildlife from Asia, Africa, and the Arabian Peninsula. The park is divided into themed zones, including the African Village, Asian Village, Arabian Desert Safari, and Explorer Village. Each zone replicates the natural habitat of its animals, allowing visitors to see lions, elephants, giraffes, rhinoceroses, and more. The park also has a Kids’ Farm, bird shows, and interactive experiences that educate visitors on animal conservation and biodiversity.
Visitors typically spend around 4 to 5 hours at Dubai Safari Park to fully explore each village, enjoy animal encounters, and attend educational shows. Ticket options vary from general admission, which provides access to most areas, to the Safari Journey ticket, which includes a guided tour of the park’s wildlife in an enclosed vehicle. VIP packages are also available, offering added benefits such as skip-the-line entry, private tours, and exclusive animal encounters.
The best time to visit Dubai Safari Park is between November and March, when the weather in Dubai is cooler and more pleasant for outdoor activities. During these months, visitors can comfortably explore the expansive park grounds and enjoy the various wildlife zones without the discomfort of extreme heat. This period also provides ideal conditions for observing animals, as they tend to be more active and visible in cooler temperatures. Morning visits during this season are especially recommended to make the most of your experience.
Regardless of the season, the best time of day to visit Dubai Safari Park is in the morning. This is when most animals are at their most active, engaging in natural behaviors before the midday heat sets in. Visiting early not only enhances your chances of seeing the animals up close but also allows you to enjoy a more comfortable and less crowded experience. For a quieter visit, it's also recommended to explore the park on a weekday, as weekends tend to attract larger crowds.
Absolutely! The Kids Farm is specially designed for children with interactive experiences, pony rides, and educational workshops. It's a great family-friendly zone.
A full visit usually takes 4–6 hours, depending on your ticket type and whether you opt for the Explorer Safari and train.
Dubai Safari Park opened its Season 8 on 12 October 2026 and is open daily from 9:00 to 18:00, with last entry at 17:00 (official site, checked 19 Oct 2026). Timings may change without notice, so check before you go. Visit in the morning, when it is cooler, and plan your route around the live animal presentations.
No. Outside food and drinks are not allowed at Dubai Safari Park, and neither are alcohol, pets other than service animals, drones or scooters. Restaurants and kiosks are open in every zone except the Arabian Desert, so you can buy meals and snacks inside. Children under 12 must be with an adult (official rules, checked 19 Oct 2026).
No. Dubai Safari Park tickets are single-use, valid only on the date you choose, and non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Lost or damaged tickets are not replaced. For tickets bought through a third party, that seller's terms apply; on ClickToGuide, full charges apply for any cancellation or no-show, so pick your date carefully (checked 19 Oct 2026).
Dubai Safari Park's official Safari Bundle costs AED 117 per person, AED 67 more than the AED 50 Safari Park Pass. Children under 3 and People of Determination enter free (official site, checked 19 Oct 2026). The bundle is valid on your chosen date only and is non-refundable. On ClickToGuide, the Dubai Safari Park Safari Bundle costs AED 117.
The Dubai Safari Park Safari Bundle includes everything in the Safari Park Pass, meaning all six zones, the 15-minute Arabian Desert Safari, live presentations and free parking, plus the 35-minute Explorer Safari Tour, unlimited shuttle train rides and two AED 10 gift vouchers for the souvenir shop and photo opportunity. Each voucher needs a minimum spend of AED 50 on the visit date (checked 19 Oct 2026).
The Explorer Safari Tour is a 35-minute guided drive-through safari in Explorer Village at Dubai Safari Park, on board an Explorer Safari vehicle. Along the way you can see animals such as cheetahs, hippos and crocodiles. The tour is included in the Safari Bundle and is valid for one ride; with the standard Safari Park Pass it is a paid upgrade (checked 19 Oct 2026).
Choose the Dubai Safari Park Safari Bundle if you want the 35-minute Explorer Safari Tour and unlimited shuttle train rides, which save a lot of walking across the 119-hectare park. The Safari Park Pass at AED 50 suits visitors happy to walk the six zones and join the 15-minute Arabian Desert Safari, which is included with every ticket (checked 19 Oct 2026).
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Full charges apply for any cancellation or no show
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- Under 2 years and 11 months will be considered as infants and entry will be free of cost
- Age 3 to 11 years and 11 months will be considered as child and charged child rate
- Above 12 years will be considered as an adult and charged an adult rate
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Customer Reviews
Toller Park, tolle Tiere, es macht Spaß. Für die Schimpansen würde ich mir wünschen, dass sie besser behandelt werden. Die Schimpansen sehen sehr traurig aus.
Ein sehr sicherer und sehr sauberer Ort. Man wird überall verwöhnt. Hat für jeden Geschmack etwas. Einfach grandios. Verkehr zwar bald wie in der Schweiz.(Volle Straßen)
A Memorable Safari Experience in a Hot Climate Visiting the safari was truly enjoyable, especially with its wheelchair-friendly facilities. The organization caters well to all visitors, ensuring a pleasant experience regardless of mobility issues. Being in a hot country, it's essential to stay hydrated, so make sure to bring plenty of water. I recommend packing extra cold drinks, as you’ll likely get thirsty during the long walks around the park. Don’t forget your hat! They also offer electric mobility scooters for rent at 50 AED per hour, which is a great option if you prefer not to walk long distances, especially given the heat. The animals are housed in spacious enclosures, making it easier to spot them compared to some other places where they may be hard to find. These enclosures prioritize animal comfort, providing them with privacy while still allowing visitors to enjoy observing them. Many of the viewing areas are air-conditioned, giving you a chance to cool down and take a break from the heat. Additionally, there are misting fans along the pathways, which were effective at a temperature of 36 degrees Celsius. However, I can’t speak to their efficiency during hotter summer days. It could be beneficial for the safari to consider offering nighttime visits, similar to some zoos like San Diego, as this could enhance the experience and increase revenue, especially due to the intense daytime heat. We didn't have enough time to explore all the exhibits thoroughly; after starting our visit at 11 AM, we only managed to see the safari area and part of the Africa section before having to leave by 5 PM when things began to close. If you decide to rent an electric mobility scooter, you might be able to see more. Overall, I highly recommend this safari! The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, and the grounds were well-maintained with a good selection of animals. Just be sure to prepare yourself with plenty of water, sun protection, and a cool corner to rest. It’s a fantastic day activity in Dubai that we truly enjoyed!
Nice park. With many animals and options.but expensive tickets and food inside. Only the Lebanese food stall was true and value. Nice hardworking boy. The other stalls only try to get uou to pay more and more. The animals are much varied. The birds show was great. Tip no need to go for the full expensive package of 'safari'. Not worth it.
It was a really fun day out and the whole family loved it. One thing that I really did not like is the way the poor pony in the petting zoo is treated. I could clearly see that it zoochosis because it was pacing up and down the pen which was only twice its size. The rest of the day out was so fun and seeing the hippos was amazing
What an experience! Put this down as your must do activity in Dubai. This CANNOT be missed. I have been fortunate enough to experience the safaris in Africa so I’m able to compare just how close of an experience they have created, a bonus is the five star luxury. The facilities are so well-kept, manicured lawns, clean buggies and clean restrooms. There are plenty of eating options and I felt that the African Village had the highest choice of restaurants. There are even little grocery shops selling chocolates, chips, ice creams. The food prices are almost double than what you would get outside but that is with any other place like this. The little trains/buggies that take you from one place to another are also air conditioned! Welcome to Dubai! If Dubai does anything, they do it in style. So I had the luxury of seeing all these animals in the grandest way possible. We bought our park tickets online and I will highly recommend buying the additional safari trip from the Giraffe village that takes you around. My favourite part was the kids farm where you can pet animals and they have a bird aviary there where birds will feed off your palm! Absolutely loved it! Recommend months to visit will be from November to March. Get there early to avoid crowds.
Kennedy and Zacharia were amazing guides, so fun, so hospitable and very knowledgeable!!!! All the team loved the visit ❤️❤️
Если честно, ожидали большего. Сам зоопарк очень большой, передвигались между зонами на специальных автобусиках, очень классно. Еще понравилось как оформлены зоны, т.е. сам парк очень красивый и ухоженный. Ходить было комфортно благодаря распылителям воды, даже в разгар дня было не жарко. А так... Животных мало, в Московском намного больше видов. По сути - обычный зоопарк, где издалека разглядываешь спящих зверей. А еще большинство интерактивных штук для детей - типа, послушать голос гориллы, потрогать мех и т.п. были сломаны. Не ожидала такого от Эмиратов. Главное разочарование - сафари. Я вообще не поняла прикола. Сначала стояли почти час в очереди, чтобы сесть в автобус (тут совет! Приезжайте к открытию и идите сразу на сафари, есть шанс, что очередь будет меньше). А дальше просто заезжаешь в обычном высоком автобусе в вольер. Вольеры небольшие, между всеми - решетки. В итоге ты просто несколько секунд через стекло смотришь на лежащих зверей и едешь к очередной решетке, где проводишь больше времени, пока они открываются/закрываются сначала перед автобусом, потом за ним. Ну не знаю, по мне так разочарование года. Лучше бы вообще не ездили на это сафари, а просто по территории гуляли. Кстати, сафари по азиатской деревне понравилось больше. Там едешь в маленьких открытых вагончиках мимо верблюдов и антилоп. Забавно! Еще понравился павильон с попугаями. Там нет клеток и с птицами можно пообщаться. Цены на напитки и еду очень высокие. Берите перекус с собой. Как итог - в целом понравилось, но больше как место для прогулок, все красиво. Как зоопарк - ничего особенного. Второй раз не поедем.
