Global Village, a beloved seasonal hotspot in Dubai, is back in action today at 5 PM after a brief pause due to recent international tensions. As it kicks off its landmark 30th season, this reopening brings joy to both residents and visitors alike.
Initially intended to operate from October 15, 2025, to May 10, 2026, the venue had temporarily halted operations in response to regional advisories.
With its doors open once more, guests can immerse themselves in a lively array of cultural experiences, shopping, dining options, and entertainment at this Dubailand favorite.
What to Look Forward To
The 30th season promises an exciting variety of attractions, including:
30 pavilions showcasing over 90 cultures
More than 3,500 shops
Over 250 dining experiences
Approximately 450 entertainers delivering over 40,000 performances
200+ rides and games at Carnaval
The main experience thrives on cultural diversity, with international pavilions offering a glimpse into various crafts, cuisines, and customs, paired with family-friendly shows and activities.
Entry and Ticket Information
Ticket prices remain consistent with last season:
Dh25 for weekday online tickets
Dh30 for any-day entry
Children under three, senior citizens, and People of Determination can enter for free. Tuesdays are designated for families and ladies, excluding public holidays.
Operating Hours
The attraction will adhere to its regular operating hours:
Weekdays: 5 PM to midnight
Weekends and public holidays: 5 PM to 1 AM
Guests should keep an eye out for any potential updates or changes.
VIP Options
As part of its 30th season, Global Village is also rolling out VIP Packs, ranging from Silver to Diamond levels, featuring perks like reserved parking, ride access, and exclusive benefits. Some packages even include annual passes to Dubai Parks and Resorts.
With its reopening, Global Village is poised to draw crowds once again, offering a comprehensive blend of entertainment and cultural immersion in Dubai.
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