Dubai Miracle Garden is an enchanting floral paradise - Dubai Miracle Garden is an absolute floral wonderland, captivating visitors with its breathtaking displays of vibrant flowers and intricate designs. From towering floral structures to whimsical arrangements, every corner of the garden is a feast for the eyes. The sheer scale and creativity of the exhibits, combined with the meticulous maintenance, make it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and photographers alike. Walking through the garden feels like stepping into a fairytale, and the aroma of fresh blooms further enhances the sensory experience. With its serene ambiance and stunning beauty, Dubai Miracle Garden offers a delightful escape from the bustling city life, leaving visitors in awe of its natural splendor.

Marvelous - The Miracle Garden is wonderful, an apotheosis of floral experiences without equal in the world. Truly unforgettable experience

Magical Experience - We enjoyed every bit of the miracle garden. It was so magical. I felt like a kid all over again ! Best birthday trip ever!

Beautiful - A very beautiful place and so impressive how everything is blooming and popping with colors. Everything was clean and very inviting

A super morning visit - A great place to visit. The floral displays are on another level and very easy to walk around. Plenty of shops where you can buy souvenirs and food and drink. Only negative is the people who keep pestering for photos and trying to attempt you into the shops. Other than that I enjoyed the experience. Don't think I would return now that I have been there.

The Garden of the World - We had a little issue at the gate with our tickets but it was resolved shortly. The gardens are jaw dropping beautiful, it's perfection, the photos give no justice, it's a must see, omg I'm left speechless.

Fantastic - The flower garden itself is beautiful And touching the life bird was a great experience for our daughter. Also there is enough space in the shade

Worth a visit - Fabulous morning at this lovely garden. Make sure you catch the official taxi outside or the bus to the mall if the Emirates that runs every 30 mins- lots of unofficial taxis outside!

Tourist trap - The gardens were impressive at first, but then you realise that they are the same types of flowers on rotation over big structures...it really is a bit of a tourist trap. One word of warning....its a long way from the metro and has no WiFi (what tourist attractions don't have WiFi in this day and age?!) So if you get there by taxi, as a foreigner we had no way of booking a taxi back. There are some hala taxis outside but there are also some taxis that will try to rip you off (quoted £200 equivalent for a 10 minute taxi ride). Would I go again - no, its a money making exercise with tacky shops and vendors around the Perimeter. There are better ways of spending your money!

Aggressive Staffs and security - I felt compelled to share a recent experience at the garden that I visited with my family. While the garden itself is indeed wonderful, I must express my concerns regarding the vendors in the form of a buffet and their persistent attempts to sell their products to visitors. This constant solicitation was rather disconcerting for us, and unfortunately, the staff members displayed an aggressive attitude towards tourists, which was quite unexpected. During our visit, there was an incident where my three-year-old daughter was sitting on a small wall, and a security guard approached her in a rather unfriendly manner, instructing her to move with unnecessary force. This encounter left us quite unsettled as we had never encountered such a situation before in Dubai. Additionally, we encountered a cleaner using a leaf blower in our direction, despite our request for them to stop, which was rather disappointing. Overall, the experience made me feel like I was in a different country altogether, rather than the welcoming and hospitable Dubai that I am accustomed to. I believe that such incidents should not be commonplace in a city that prides itself on its hospitality and tourism offerings. It is my sincere hope that the Dubai government looks into these matters to ensure the comfort and safety of all visitors to such attractions. Based on this experience, I would urge caution and recommend avoiding the "Magical Garden Dubai" until necessary actions are implemented to address these concerns.