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Planning Your Summer in Dubai? Here Are 6 Outdoor Spots Taking a Seasonal Break

 

Planning Your Summer in Dubai? Here Are 6 Outdoor Spots Taking a Seasonal Break

Dubai’s summer heat is no joke—and as temperatures soar, some of your favorite outdoor hangouts are winding down for their annual summer break. Whether it’s for essential renovations or simply a seasonal pause, these closures are part of the city’s yearly rhythm.

Here’s the roundup of outdoor favorites closing their gates this summer:

Dubai Fountain

The city's iconic dancing fountain gave its final show on 9 April 2025. With breathtaking water displays set to music, it's a major Dubai Mall attraction that's now closed for maintenance—including the charming Abra rides. Don’t worry, it’s set to return in October 2025, brighter and better!

Global Village

The massive outdoor wonderland that combines culture, food, and fun is saying goodbye for the season on 11 May 2025. After an exciting 10th season, Global Village will return for another round of family fun later in the year.

Dubai Flea Market

Whether you were hunting for vintage treasures or supporting local artists, the Dubai Flea Market closed on 11 May 2025. This popular community space will be back once the weather cools.

Dubai Miracle Garden

Still on your to-do list? Hurry up! Dubai’s floral fantasyland will be closing for the summer on 15 June 2025. Stroll among stunning flower sculptures before the season wraps.

Dubai Safari Park

Animal lovers, take note—Dubai Safari Park is going into hibernation starting 1 June 2025 for summer maintenance and renovations. A refreshed experience awaits once it reopens.

From dazzling shows to floral wonderlands and cultural carnivals, Dubai’s outdoor magic takes a well-deserved break during the hottest months. Plan accordingly and stay cool indoors until they’re back in action!

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