Dubai Safari Park to Reopen on This Date

Dubai Safari Park will reopen its gates for Season 7 on Tuesday, October 14, after closing for the summer season, according to its official website. The previous season concluded in June with a significant year-on-year rise in visitor numbers and more than 52,700 safari tours conducted. 

Visitors this fall will be able to explore six distinct zones hosting more than 3,000 animals, with habitats designed to reflect natural settings.

Two safari adventures will be on board the schedule: a 15-minute drive-through tour highlighting desert wildlife and conservation efforts, and a 35-minute guided safari tour featuring over 35 species. 

Animal encounters will return as well, including live feeding demonstrations and close-up viewing experiences. The park also offers a shuttle train service that loops through its themed zones for guests who prefer a more leisurely way to see all the animals. 

Spread across 119 hectares of solar-powered landscape, the park is structured into several themed zones, including the Arabian Desert Safari, African Village, Asian Village, Explorer Village, and Adventure Valley.

These zones promise immersive wildlife and nature interactions set against both shaded and open environments. 

As the weather cools, this reopening marks an opportunity for families, wildlife enthusiasts, and tourists to reconnect with nature. While tickets and packages have not yet gone on sale, the park assures that guest favourites and signature experiences will all be available when Season 7 begins. 

Dubai Safari Park’s return is part of the broader reopening of outdoor attractions in Dubai this October, offering revitalised experiences for the public and reinforcing the city’s appeal for ecotourism and family-friendly entertainment.