Visited miracle garden and the work that has gone into this place is amazing. The detail into the flower displays were unique. Loved the different themes. Great place to take memorable pics. Definitely would recommend visitors to get down to miracle garden. A few hours is needed.

Visited with my daughter. Lovely hour walking round. The gardeners must work round the clock as everything looked well maintained. A lovely time, and great photo opportunities.

The garden opens only on seasonal basis. But once ready it is quite impressive. Don’t expect tulips however. Time to visit is better either early morning or late afternoon with humidity a little lesser. Good for photo ops. Several food stalls and shops on standby. A little further away from the city center.

If you like the look and smell of living flowers then a visit to Miracle Gardens is a must do! Allow a couple of hours or more to see what the gardeners achieve literally overnight, every night. A unique and unforgettable experience reasonably priced within easy taxi distance of the local hotels in Dubai.

what an amazing place to visit, but i believe they have a staffing problem. we started to line up from 08:45 but we were told they had an electricity problem and we ended up entering the garden at 09:30. only ONE gate had the electricity problem and they could have easily directed us to the other gates which they didn't. on approaching the window to get the ticket, the operator basically shouted at me saying "rain , no refund" and it wasn't raining !!!!

I didn’t see any ads or photos beforehand but I like gardens and flowers etc, I hate gardening but like pretty things, tickets were reasonable about £20 each. I thought it was brilliant. Very vivid, grand, dramatic, interesting, plenty to see. Shops to compliment on the outside, not too pushy sales people either. Loads of food huts and buses seating areas. Really enjoyed it, would recommend. TAXI WARNING: Taxis outside, some are not even taxis just men with cars. They told us the 50 dirham journey we had to get there was now 425 dirham due to rush hour…. There was no rush hour. I got to 5 cars and was told each time it would be 150 minimum. In the end I decided to walk the 11 miles as I knew I was being fleeced. At that point they took me for 100. So it had gone from 425 to 100. Needless to say we got back quick in no traffic and it was no different to my proper taxi on the way there which cost only 50!

This garden was absolutely amazing, it had so many flowers, and it reminded me of Alice in the Wonderland with the castle and palace like structures and all the heart shaped motifs. The huge Emirates plan covered in flowers was also great. It is extremely crowded and very difficult to get a taxi to leave, which is a downside. There are a few food stalls selling junk food, fruit juices and coffee. It is 5 minutes walk from the butterfly garden so it’s good to see both on the same day.

This was quite the place and aptly named. We have visited many gardens around the world. This one was very different than most. Massive amounts of flowers decorate large-scale displays. In typical Dubai fashion, they even do their flowers up on a grand scale! The location had huge flower arches, a castle, a Smurf village, an Emirates plane, etc. It just went on and on. Pretty incredible to see. The grounds were very clean and they offered food stands around the perimeter and shaded areas with tables to sit down and eat. It was over the top but you get used to that in Dubai. We found it quite interesting and enjoyable. Good for a nice walk with interesting visuals. Just be prepared for the incredible number of people having to take picture after picture of themselves in front of everything.

Dubai don't do things by halves, this is an absolutely phenomenal experience. Lots to see and opportunity to capture pictures. We didn't do a tour, we just grabbed cab that dropped us off at the front and the driver advised that there is a butterfly garden nearby. Similarly, when leaving there are plenty of cabs outside that are ready to pick you up. Inside there are a lot of shaded areas so you don't need to worry about it being too hot to enjoy and it is definitely a comfortable experience. Also there are plentiful areas for refreshments too. There is a small area that the local market traders try to get you to visit their shops but they are respectful when you say "no thank you" so it isn't too overwhelming and actually feels pleasant.

Its very pretty, Dubai is a great place to travel with young kids so they would enjoy it especially. Its gorgeous but our tour organisers had said we would want to spend 2-3hours in miracle garden. I requested a change in the itinerary last minute and Im glad I did. You should spend 1 and a half hour max here. But its subjective to the person, some people can spend an hour trying to get a good instagram shot. I also wasn't interested in the smurf sections so that cut down time for me. In a busy period you just want to see everything, snap some pretty pics and go somewhere else.