Mushrif Park
✅ Location:
6FF2+FV8, Al Khawaneej Street, Mushrif, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
(Nearby landmarks: close to Al Khawaneej area, approximately 16 km from Dubai city center)
✅ Size:
525 hectares (1,297 acres) — large urban park
✅ Opening hours / closing days:
Open daily: 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM (weekdays sometimes close at 10:00 PM)
No regular closing days
✅ Entry fee:
AED 3 per person
AED 10 per car
Children under 2 years: free
Type of Park
Mushrif Park is best described as a large urban park with nature reserve elements. It’s not an amusement park or botanical garden, nor is it a wildlife reserve — but it offers a blend of:
Urban park facilities (sports courts, playgrounds, swimming pools, adventure courses)
Nature elements (native tree forests, hiking trails, birdwatching areas)
Heritage and cultural touches (International Village with traditional houses)
In short, Mushrif Park is an urban nature park where recreation, nature appreciation, and cultural curiosity come together — making it one of Dubai’s hidden green gems.
What Makes Mushrif Park Special?
Mushrif Park stands out as one of Dubai’s oldest and most cherished urban parks, blending rich history with a family-friendly, nature-focused vibe. Established in 1982 by the Dubai Municipality and expanded in 1989, Mushrif Park holds nostalgic value for many residents as one of the first major public green spaces in the emirate. Unlike modern theme parks or malls, Mushrif Park offers an authentic, down-to-earth atmosphere where visitors can connect with nature, enjoy simple pleasures, and escape the urban rush.
One of its most unique features is the International Village, a charming area showcasing 13 miniature houses representing architectural styles from around the world — from a German house to a Thai hut and an English cottage. This touch of cultural heritage gives the park an educational and playful dimension, making it special for both kids and adults.
The park’s lush Ghaf forest (featuring a dedicated hiking trail) sets it apart as a natural retreat, where families can explore native UAE flora, spot birds, and enjoy tranquil desert landscapes. Combined with its affordable entry, large BBQ and picnic areas, kids’ playgrounds, swimming pools, camel and horse rides, and even an adventure course, Mushrif Park offers a nostalgic yet refreshing experience that balances recreation and nature.
Park Highlights & Attractions
Walking Trails 🚶♂️
Mushrif Park features a scenic 10 km (approx. 9.7 km) hiking trail winding through its native ghaf-tree forest—perfect for both casual family walkers and seasoned hikers. Alongside the full circuit, there’s an orange‑track loop (1.4 km) tailored for training or shorter strolls. Paths are clearly marked, shaded, and well-maintained, with occasional rest areas and opportunities for birdwatching and spotting wildlife. A 20 km cycle track also circles through the park’s perimeter, ideal for cyclists.
Playgrounds & Kids’ Zones
The park is fully family-focused, offering multiple playgrounds equipped with swings, slides, see-saws, and merry-go-rounds . While exact counts aren’t specified, at least two large play zones can be spotted—one near the main entrance and another by the International Village. Equipment suits a range of ages from toddlers to pre-teens. Aventura Parks adventures also include an all-ages nature walk heigh‑ropes course, though age & height limits apply (12+, 1.4 m for zip-lining). Additionally, play areas are accessible for people of determination, with inclusive adapted playgrounds.
Gardens & Green Spaces
Within its 525 ha (1,297 acre) area, the park includes vibrant gardens and lawns interspersed with Ghaf and neem trees—ideal for picnics and relaxation. The International Village gardens surrounding the miniature replica houses provide a cultural stroll under flowering trees . A botanical garden zone near the crocodile park supports birdwatching enthusiasts .
Lakes & Water Features
While the park doesn’t feature a large recreational lake, it does include water features around seating areas and a decorative zoo pond. More notably, there are two covered swimming pools (one for men and one for women), complete with changing rooms, lockers, sun lounger areas, and lifeguard supervision. These pools serve as ideal cooling-off spots after a walk or play session.
✅ Family Facilities
Families are well catered for:
Spacious BBQ and picnic zones with tables, benches, gazebos, and fire pits for relaxed outdoor dining.
Clean restrooms, changing rooms, and drinking water stations are spread throughout.
Inclusive designs ensure accessibility for families with young children and people of determination (adapted playgrounds, rest areas).
Camel and horse rides, toy train, sports courts, and hopping adventures add to the family-friendly vibe.
Summary Table
| Attraction Area | Details |
|---|---|
| Walking Trails | 10 km full loop; 1.4 km training orange-track; shaded, rest stops, birdwatching zones. |
| Playgrounds | Multiple zones; swings, slides, see-saws; inclusive for kids of all ages and abilities. |
| Adventure Course | Aventura Parks treetop challenge & zipline; age 12+ and height 1.4 m minimum. |
| Gardens & Green Spaces | International Village gardens; botanical garden; lawns under Ghaf trees. |
| Water Features & Pools | Decorative ponds; men’s & women’s swimming pools with supervision. |
| Family Amenities | BBQ pits, picnic seating, restrooms, camel/horse rides, train, sports courts. |
Facilities & Amenities
Restrooms & Drinking Water 🚻💧
Mushrif Park is well-equipped with multiple restroom blocks located near main activity zones: by the entrance gate, near the playgrounds, close to the swimming pools, and near the International Village area. These restrooms include facilities for men, women, and people of determination (accessible toilets).
In addition, drinking water fountains are placed throughout the park, particularly near picnic and BBQ areas, sports courts, and hiking trail start points. All restroom and drinking water facilities are free of charge — visitors are encouraged to bring their own water bottles for refilling.
Parking & Accessibility 🚗♿
The park has large dedicated parking areas, with capacity for over 300 vehicles across multiple lots — one at the main gate, one near the swimming pools, and one closer to Aventura Parks (inside Mushrif Park).
Entry parking fee is included in the AED 10 per vehicle park entry charge.
Additional parking inside Aventura Parks (if used) may have extra charges depending on events or activities, usually around AED 10–20.
There are reserved parking spots for people of determination near major entrances and attractions, ensuring easy access.
For accessibility:
Smooth pathways are available for strollers and wheelchairs.
Restrooms, certain playground equipment, and key facilities have been adapted for visitors with disabilities.
Golf-cart shuttles sometimes operate near event areas, but these are seasonal and may charge around AED 5–10 per person per ride.
Food & Beverages 🍔🍦🥤
Mushrif Park offers a mix of bring-your-own-picnic culture and limited onsite food vendors:
BBQ areas:
There are over 10 designated BBQ zones with built-in grills, benches, and trash bins. Use of BBQ facilities is free, but you must bring your own charcoal, grill tools, and food supplies. Open fires on the ground are not allowed; you must use the built-in pits.Cafeterias & kiosks:
Small kiosks and food stalls are scattered mainly near the main gate, swimming pools, and Aventura Parks area, offering snacks like sandwiches, ice cream, popcorn, juices, and bottled water. Prices are moderate — expect to pay around AED 10–20 for snacks, AED 5–10 for drinks.Aventura Parks café:
For those visiting Aventura (the adventure park inside Mushrif), there’s a dedicated café offering light meals, coffees, and smoothies — menu prices here are a bit higher, with meals around AED 35–50 and drinks AED 15–25.
There is no major restaurant or sit-down dining inside Mushrif Park, so families planning a full-day visit often prefer to bring their own picnic or BBQ supplies.
Summary of Charges (Extras vs Free)
| Facility | Free or Extra Charge |
|---|---|
| Restrooms | Free |
| Drinking water | Free (via public fountains) |
| Parking | Included in AED 10/car entry; Aventura area extra AED 10–20 (if applicable) |
| BBQ zones | Free (bring own equipment/charcoal) |
| Swimming pools | Small additional fee — approx. AED 10–15/person |
| Kiosks & Cafeteria | Pay per item (snacks AED 10–20; drinks AED 5–10) |
| Aventura café | Pay per item (meals AED 35–50; drinks AED 15–25) |
| Golf-cart shuttles | Occasionally available; approx. AED 5–10/person |
Activities & Things to Do
Sports & Fitness 🏀🚴♀️🤸♂️
Mushrif Park offers a wide range of sports and fitness options that cater to individuals, families, and groups:
Basketball courts — 2 full outdoor courts available, free to use; bring your own ball.
Football pitches — Small-sized grass pitches (mainly for 5-a-side or casual games); no formal booking system, free on a first-come-first-serve basis.
Cycling track — 20 km dedicated cycling loop around the park perimeter, paved and well-marked; free entry (but bike rentals inside Aventura Parks or via external rental companies cost approx. AED 30–50/hour).
Jogging & fitness trails — Besides the 10 km hiking loop, there’s a smaller 8.3 km running track suitable for joggers, with workout stations (pull-up bars, balance beams) along the route; free to use.
Aventura Parks (Adventure Ropes & Zipline) — This is a private-operated adventure park inside Mushrif Park. Tickets are priced around AED 149–185 per person, depending on the course (Explorer, Ranger, Thriller, Extreme). Activities include treetop rope courses, ziplining, and team-building challenges. Age limit: 6+ years, with minimum height 1.15 m for most circuits.
Picnicking 🍉🍗🧺
Mushrif Park is one of Dubai’s most popular picnic and BBQ destinations.
BBQ areas — Over 10 designated BBQ zones equipped with grills, benches, shaded spots, and trash bins; free of charge, but visitors must bring their own supplies (charcoal, food, utensils).
Picnic lawns — Wide open grassy areas under Ghaf and neem trees, perfect for laying down picnic mats; no reservation or fee.
Family gazebos — Some larger family sections have shaded gazebos that are free, but available first-come-first-serve. For large group bookings or corporate events, Dubai Municipality may charge a reservation fee (approx. AED 500–1,000 depending on size) — needs to be pre-arranged through the parks department.
Camel & horse rides — Available near the playground zone; short rides cost approx. AED 15–25 per child.
Mini train ride — A small toy train loops through part of the park, fun for young children; tickets approx. AED 5–10 per ride.
Events & Festivals 🎉🎶🌟
Mushrif Park hosts various public and private events throughout the year.
Public events — The park occasionally hosts Dubai Municipality-organized events, like National Day celebrations, Eid festivals, fitness challenges, and environmental awareness days. Participation is usually free with park entry.
Aventura Parks Events — Aventura runs its own paid workshops, like family adventure days, corporate team-building, and kids’ holiday camps. Prices vary; holiday camps are around AED 799–999 per week, and corporate events are quoted on request.
Private gatherings — Families and companies can book specific sections or BBQ zones for birthdays, reunions, or team outings. Booking fees via Dubai Municipality usually range from AED 500–1,500 depending on section size, time, and services (like extra seating or cleaning staff).
Photography & videography — Professional shoots (weddings, commercials) inside Mushrif Park require prior permission and may incur a permit fee, typically AED 500–1,000.
Summary of Activities (Charges)
| Activity | Free or Extra Charge |
|---|---|
| Basketball, football, jogging | Free |
| Cycling (own bike) | Free; rentals AED 30–50/hour |
| Aventura Parks adventure courses | AED 149–185/person |
| BBQ, picnic on lawns, gazebos | Free; large section reservation AED 500–1,000 |
| Camel, horse rides | AED 15–25/child |
| Mini train ride | AED 5–10/person |
| Public events & festivals | Free (with entry fee) |
| Aventura holiday camps, events | AED 799–999/week (holiday camp); corporate on quote |
| Photography permits | AED 500–1,000 (for professional/commercial shoots) |
Visitor Information
Opening Hours 🕰️
Mushrif Park operates year-round, but hours slightly adjust depending on the season, Ramadan, and major holidays:
Regular Hours (Winter & Summer):
Daily: 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM (last entry 10:00 PM)
Note: Some facilities (like swimming pools) close earlier, around 9:00 PM.Ramadan Hours:
Daily: 12:00 PM (noon) – 11:00 PM
Morning hours are closed; park opens after midday prayers to accommodate fasting visitors.Eid Holidays (Eid al-Fitr & Eid al-Adha):
Extended hours: 8:00 AM – 12:00 midnight
Note: Expect large crowds, family gatherings, and public events.UAE National Day & Independence Day (Dec 2):
Extended hours: 8:00 AM – 12:00 midnight
Special celebrations are held, including parades and cultural shows.Summer Season (June – September):
Daily: 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Pools often stay open a little longer (until 10:00 PM) due to heat, but outdoor activities are recommended for early morning or evening.Winter Season (October – May):
Daily: 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Most activities run at full capacity; ideal time for hiking, BBQ, and outdoor sports.
There is no official weekly family-only day at Mushrif Park, but during Eid and National Day, the park naturally becomes family-centered, with extra activities for kids.
Entry Fees 💰
Per person (walk-in): AED 3
Per vehicle: AED 10 (includes passengers)
Children under 2 years: Free
People of determination (with card): Free
Swimming pools: AED 10–15 per person (adults & kids)
Aventura Parks (inside Mushrif Park): AED 149–185 per person (adventure course)
Payment is typically made at the gate — either cash or card.
Rules & Regulations 📜
To maintain a clean, safe, and family-friendly environment, visitors must follow these rules:
Barbecues only in designated areas.
Open fires on grass or non-BBQ zones are strictly prohibited.Proper attire in swimming pools.
Swimwear required; no street clothes or undergarments allowed.Sports courts are first-come, first-serve.
No formal booking; visitors must be respectful and share during busy times.Pets are not allowed inside the park.
No alcohol or shisha permitted.
No loud music or disruptive behavior.
Visitors are asked to respect families, children, and other groups.Cycling restricted to cycling tracks.
Bikes not allowed on walking or hiking trails.Photography & videography.
Personal use is allowed, but professional shoots (weddings, commercials) require prior permission and a paid permit.Cleanliness.
Visitors must dispose of trash in bins provided and leave BBQ/picnic areas tidy.Aventura Parks additional rules.
Age, height, and weight restrictions apply for adventure activities. Safety briefings are mandatory.
Special Notes
Crowds on holidays: During Eid, National Day, and public holidays, the park can get extremely busy, with full parking lots and queues at attractions. It’s recommended to arrive early or in the evening.
Family-friendly focus: Even though there’s no designated “family day,” the entire park culture is centered on family groups, and single visitors are expected to respect this environment.
How to Get There
By Car 🚗
Mushrif Park is located on Al Khawaneej Street (D89) in the Mushrif area, eastern Dubai, about 16 km from Dubai city center and easily accessible via Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road (E311) or Emirates Road (E611).
If you’re driving from:
Dubai Downtown (Burj Khalifa area): ~25–30 min, approx. AED 30–40 by fuel or taxi.
Sharjah: ~35–45 min, approx. AED 50–70 by taxi.
Abu Dhabi: ~1 hr 30 min, approx. AED 250–300 by taxi.
Ajman or Umm Al Quwain: ~45–60 min, approx. AED 90–130 by taxi.
Taxi fares vary depending on traffic; public taxis are metered, and ride-hailing apps (Careem, Uber) may apply surge rates during weekends or holidays.
By Public Transport 🚌🚇
Mushrif Park isn’t directly connected by the Dubai Metro, but you can combine the metro and bus:
1️⃣ Take the Dubai Metro Green Line to Etisalat Metro Station (the closest metro station).
2️⃣ From Etisalat, catch a taxi (approx. AED 25–35, 10–15 min ride) or
3️⃣ Use RTA Bus 11A or 31 from Etisalat to Mushrif Park (takes about 30–40 min, AED 5–7 by Nol card).
Important: There’s no direct metro stop at the park gate, so combining metro + bus/taxi is necessary.
Parking Details 🅿️
Mushrif Park has multiple on-site parking lots:
Main entrance parking: Largest lot, near ticket gate, fits ~200–250 cars.
Swimming pool area parking: Medium lot, fits ~50–80 cars.
Aventura Parks parking: Separate lot inside, fits ~100 cars; extra charges may apply if visiting Aventura activities.
✅ Parking cost:
Included in the AED 10/car entry fee (for main and pool lots).
Aventura Parks parking may charge an extra AED 10–20 depending on event or private booking.
✅ Best hours to find parking:
Weekdays (Mon–Thu): Early morning (8–10 AM) or late afternoon (4–6 PM).
Weekends (Fri–Sun): Arrive before 10 AM or after 5 PM to avoid peak crowds.
Holidays/Eid/National Day: Expect full lots; arriving when gates open (8 AM) is highly recommended.
🚫 No valet parking, no covered parking, and no overnight parking allowed. Visitors must exit by park closing time.
Summary of Getting There
| Method | Details |
|---|---|
| By Car | 25–30 min from Dubai center; 1.5 hr from Abu Dhabi; entry AED 10/car. |
| By Metro + Taxi | Green Line → Etisalat Station → Taxi AED 25–35. |
| By Metro + Bus | Green Line → Etisalat Station → Bus 11A or 31 → AED 5–7. |
| Parking | Free inside park (with entry); Aventura area extra AED 10–20; early arrival recommended weekends/holidays. |
Nearby Attractions
1️⃣ Aventura Parks (inside Mushrif Park)
This is Dubai’s largest outdoor zipline and treetop adventure park, located inside Mushrif Park itself. It offers thrilling rope courses, zip lines, and obstacle circuits for kids and adults. While it’s a fantastic adrenaline experience, Aventura is ticketed separately (AED 149–185 per person) and focuses only on adventure sports — unlike Mushrif Park, which offers a full day of nature, BBQ, playgrounds, swimming, and sports for just AED 3 entry.
2️⃣ Mirdif City Centre Mall (~10 min drive)
A large shopping mall with global brands, restaurants, Magic Planet arcade, and VOX Cinemas. It’s great for indoor shopping or entertainment, but if you’re looking for outdoor nature, fresh air, picnics, and family-friendly sports, Mushrif Park offers what a mall cannot — a full green escape.
3️⃣ Uptown Mirdif (~12 min drive)
An open-air shopping and dining destination with a more neighborhood feel. While charming, it’s small and focused on shopping/eating — no sports, no hiking, no kids’ adventure zones like Mushrif Park.
4️⃣ Al Khawaneej Walk & The Yard (~15 min drive)
A trendy, Instagram-worthy spot with cafes, food trucks, a love-lock bridge, and art installations. It’s great for evening strolls or coffee dates but not suitable for large families with kids seeking active play, BBQ, or nature exploration.
5️⃣ Dubai Safari Park (~20 min drive)
An impressive wildlife experience with animals from around the world. However, it’s a high-cost visit (AED 50+ per ticket), with limited picnic or DIY family space, and it focuses solely on animal attractions — unlike Mushrif Park’s multi-use space.
6️⃣ Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary (~25 min drive)
A protected wetland famous for flamingos and migratory birds. It’s fantastic for nature lovers but restricted in access, with no playgrounds, sports, or BBQ areas — making Mushrif Park the better all-round family option.
Why Mushrif Park is the Better Option?
✅ Affordable & Inclusive: AED 3 entry vs. AED 50–200 at other places. Families can enjoy a full day without breaking the budget.
✅ Multi-activity destination: Combines nature, sports, playgrounds, BBQ, hiking, camel rides, and swimming — no other nearby spot offers this mix.
✅ Perfect for large groups: Space for picnics, events, birthdays, and meetups, which malls or wildlife parks can’t provide.
✅ Flexible visit: Come for an hour or a full day, unlike ticketed attractions where you feel pressured to “make it worth the price.”
✅ Natural escape in the city: Amid all the malls and urban spots, Mushrif Park offers real greenery, forest walks, and fresh air.
Visitor Tips
Arrive Early on Weekends and Holidays
Mushrif Park gets busy, especially on Fridays, Saturdays, Eid holidays, and National Day. To secure good BBQ spots, gazebos, or easy parking, plan to arrive before 10:00 AM or after 5:00 PM when crowds thin out.Bring Your Own Supplies
If you plan to BBQ or picnic, bring everything you need — charcoal, utensils, mats, sports gear, extra water, and sun protection. While there are kiosks inside, they offer only snacks and drinks, not full picnic supplies.Dress for the Weather
Summers in Dubai are intense. Visit early morning or late afternoon and wear light, breathable clothes. For winter, bring a light jacket, especially if you stay until the evening when it cools down.Stay Hydrated
Even during winter, outdoor activities like hiking, biking, or playing in the playgrounds can be dehydrating. Use the free water fountains, but having your own water bottles is smart.Mix With Nearby Attractions Thoughtfully
If you’re combining your visit with nearby spots like Dubai Safari Park (see more at Dubai Safari Park) or Shees Park (see more at Shees Park), plan your day to avoid overpacking activities. Mushrif Park alone can easily fill a half-day or full-day itinerary.Follow the Rules
Respect park regulations — use BBQs only in designated areas, don’t litter, and keep noise at family-friendly levels. Remember, this is a community space, not a private resort.Prepare for Paid Extras
While general park use is very affordable, note that swimming pools, camel rides, Aventura Parks activities, and some events carry extra charges. Check fees in advance if budgeting matters.Accessibility Considerations
For families with elderly members or people of determination, the park has adapted restrooms, wide pathways, and reserved parking. Still, distances can be large, so consider bringing a wheelchair or stroller if needed.
Customers Reviews
1️⃣ Sarah Ahmed, Marketing Executive, Dubai
“We visited Mushrif Park last weekend with my husband and two kids (aged 5 and 8). The kids absolutely loved the playgrounds — especially the swings and the little merry-go-rounds. We brought our own picnic and set up near one of the BBQ zones, which was clean and shaded. I really appreciated the green spaces and how much room there was for the kids to run around safely.
The only downside was that the restrooms near our area were under maintenance, so we had to walk a bit to find the next one. Also, it would be great if the kiosks offered more substantial food, as we forgot a few things at home. But overall, a great family day out on a budget!”
2️⃣ Mohammed Khalid, Teacher, Sharjah
“I came to Mushrif Park with a group of friends to try the cycling track. It’s impressive — wide, smooth, and runs for about 20 km. We cycled early morning to avoid the heat, and it was definitely worth it. The Ghaf forest areas are beautiful, and the trail felt peaceful.
We also checked out Aventura Parks afterward; while a bit pricey (AED 185 per person), it was an adrenaline rush! One improvement would be better signposting inside the park — we got a bit lost finding the cycling entrance and had to ask around. But for sports lovers, this place is a hidden gem.”
3️⃣ Ritika Sharma, HR Manager, Abu Dhabi
“We planned a big family BBQ at Mushrif Park for my father’s birthday — 15 of us in total, including kids and grandparents. We arrived early and managed to get one of the larger gazebos near the International Village. The kids loved exploring the miniature houses, and the camel rides were a hit!
What could improve: the booking process for large groups. We called ahead to ask if we could reserve a spot, but there was confusion, and it ended up being first-come, first-serve. Also, parking was a bit hectic by midday, so I’d recommend families to come early. Still, everyone had a great time, and we’ll definitely return.”
4️⃣ Daniel Foster, IT Consultant, Dubai
“Mushrif Park is where I go to hike when I want a break from the city. The 10 km trail is surprisingly quiet and takes you through beautiful desert forest — you’ll see birds, ghaf trees, and even the occasional fox if you’re lucky!
While the trail itself is great, I do think the trail markers could be clearer, especially for first-time hikers. Also, it would be nice if they had more drinking water points along the hike. But for the price (AED 3 entry), it’s unbeatable. Much cheaper than heading out to other nature spots like Dubai Safari Park or Ras Al Khor, and you get real exercise and nature time.”
5️⃣ Fatima Al Mansouri, University Student, Dubai
“I came here with a group of classmates for a photography project. The International Village provided awesome backdrops, and we even got permission to shoot near the lakes and gardens. Staff were friendly but firm about following the photo rules.
The only issue we faced was getting there by public transport — from Etisalat Metro Station, we had to wait quite a while for a bus, and a taxi would have been faster. Still, once inside, we had a blast, and I’d recommend it to anyone looking for a peaceful, photogenic location in Dubai.”
FAQs about Park
What is the entrance fee to Mushrif Park, and do I need to book in advance?
The entrance fee is AED 3 per person or AED 10 per car, which includes passengers. Children under 2 years and people of determination (with valid card) enter free. There’s no need to book in advance for general entry — just pay at the gate. However, if you want to reserve a large area (like a gazebo for an event) or join Aventura Parks activities, advance booking is recommended.
What are the best times to visit Mushrif Park to avoid crowds?
The best times are early mornings (8–10 AM) or late afternoons (4–6 PM) on weekdays. Weekends, public holidays, and Eid are very busy, so arriving early is crucial. Winter months (October to April) are ideal for outdoor activities, while summer visits should be planned for cooler parts of the day.
Are BBQs allowed, and do I need to bring my own equipment?
Yes, barbecuing is allowed in designated BBQ areas throughout the park. These areas have built-in grills, benches, and trash bins, but you must bring your own charcoal, utensils, and food supplies. Open fires outside BBQ zones are strictly prohibited.
Is there public transport to Mushrif Park?
There’s no direct metro stop at Mushrif Park. You can take the Dubai Metro Green Line to Etisalat Metro Station, then continue by taxi (AED 25–35, ~10–15 min) or RTA bus 11A or 31 (AED 5–7, ~30–40 min). If traveling from other emirates like Sharjah or Abu Dhabi, most visitors prefer coming by car or taxi.
What activities are there for kids, and are there any age restrictions?
Mushrif Park has multiple playgrounds for kids of all ages, a mini train ride (approx. AED 5–10), and camel/horse rides (approx. AED 15–25 per child). For older kids (6+ years, min. height 1.15 m), Aventura Parks inside Mushrif offers adventure courses and ziplining (AED 149–185 per person). Swimming pools are open to all, but children must be supervised, and proper swimwear is required.
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