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Dubai Safari Park to Reopen for 2023-24 Season

On October 5, Dubai Safari Park will reopen for the 2023-24 season, allowing visitors to explore its numerous wildlife attractions.

Dubai Safari Park is set to reopen for the 2023-24 season on October 5, offering visitors an opportunity to experience its diverse wildlife attractions. Bookings are now open on the park’s website.

Highlights for the New Season:

Bird Kingdom Show: Enjoy a captivating bird show.
Asian Village: Explore this showcase featuring some of the world’s most fascinating creatures.
Bird of Prey Show: Witness impressive displays featuring birds of prey.

The park covers 119 hectares and is home to 3,000 animals, representing 78 species of mammals, 50 types of reptiles, 111 kinds of birds, and amphibians and invertebrates. Visitors can observe these animals and birds in their natural habitats.

Park Sections:

African Village
Asian Village
Arabian Desert Safari
Explorer Village
The Valley

Ticket Options:

Visitors can choose from ticket options, including day passes and safari journeys, with prices ranging from Dh50 to Dh110 per adult.

Special packages such as guided tours, behind-the-scenes experiences, photography opportunities, and dining in the park are also available.

Unique Experiences:

King of Safari: Led by an expert guide who provides insights into the park’s diverse animal species.
Behind the Scenes: A 90-minute behind-the-scenes experience to learn about the daily animal care services.
Jungle Capture: Exclusive three-hour photography session with animals from unique locations within the park.
Dine in the Wild: Enjoy a meal in the park’s heart.
Giraffe and Rhino Feeding: Special sessions to feed these magnificent animals.

Dubai Safari Park, overseen by the Dubai Municipality, attracted over half a million visitors in the previous year.

It aims to offer a blend of entertainment and education while showcasing a diverse range of animal and bird species inhabiting the park.

The park is committed to maintaining ideal living conditions for its resident species in line with the highest health standards.

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