Dubai Miracle Garden to reopen for season 11 on October 10

The record-breaking flower attraction is one of the largest of its kind in the world

Dubai Miracle Garden ended its 10th season in May 2022, closing for the summer. All Photos: Antonie Robertson / The National

The world-famous Dubai attraction first opened in 2011.

For season 10, Dubai Miracle Garden added new attractions such as a Smurfs Village.

Inspired by the beloved blue creatures from the Belgian comics, the attraction featured the whimsical world of the characters.

There were also Smurf Topiaries with giant green structures, and the Central Plaza welcomes visitors to see their favourite Smurf characters interact with the garden.

Life-size mushroom houses were part of Smurfs Village in Dubai Miracle Garden.

Visitors wander through Dubai Miracle Garden on opening day for season 10 in 2021.

Besides the Smurfs Village, new attractions for season 10 included a three-dimensional clock, a 'floating rock' with a fountain and floral peacocks.

A 15-metre-tall genie.

Dubai Miracle Garden is one of the largest in the world with more than 150 million flowers and plants.

Some of the flowers in the garden are not cultivated anywhere else in the region.

A full-size flowery replica of an Emirates Airbus A380.

A giant floral teddy bear at Dubai Miracle Garden

It's time for the Dubai Miracle Garden to bloom again. The Guinness World Records-breaking attraction will reopen for its 11th season on Monday after it closed for the summer in May.

Each season, the flower-themed park, one of the largest in the world with more than 150 million flowers and plants, adds new attractions and structures. Last season's additions included a Smurfs Village, inspired by the beloved blue creatures from the Belgian comics and movies, as well as a three-dimensional clock, a “floating rock” with a fountain and floral peacocks.

Scroll through the gallery above for pictures from season 10 of Dubai Miracle Garden

New installations for the 11th season are yet to be revealed, but visitors can expect to see old favourites, such as the record-breaking Emirates A380 installation, the world’s tallest topiary structure forming the shape of Mickey Mouse and a giant floral teddy bear.

Spread across 72,000 square metres, the Dubai Miracle Garden has become one of the city's top attractions since it opened in 2011. It's also been certified by the Guinness World Records three times since, first in 2016 for the world's largest floral installation — the full-size replica of an Emirates Airbus A380. More than five million flowers are used to recreate the mega plane.

In 2018, a giant Mickey Mouse floral statue was certified as the world's tallest topiary art, at 18 metres tall.

Then, in 2019, a Disney Avenue was built, and joining Mickey Mouse were eight other beloved characters including Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Goofy and Pluto. That installation was certified as the world's largest topiary art and structure.

Besides the floral attractions, the Dubai Miracle Garden also hosts family-friendly live shows, and more than 30 food and drinks kiosks are dotted across the park.

Dubai Butterfly Garden, which comprises of 10 domes featuring 15,000 butterflies in different sizes and colours, is also located next to the garden, but entry is charged separately.

Ticket details and opening hours for season 11 will be announced soon. More information is available at dubaimiraclegarden.com.

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