Dubai Garden Glow, a popular family-friendly attraction, has closed at Zabeel Park after its 10th season. The park, which opened in 2015, will soon reopen at a new location with exciting new features.

Known for its glowing sculptures, life-sized dinosaurs, and eco-friendly art made from recycled materials, Dubai Garden Glow became a favourite for both residents and tourists. It even earned the title of the world’s largest glow-in-the-dark garden, blending creativity with sustainability.

The closure comes as Zabeel Park is being transformed as part of the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan. The area will soon be home to Therme Dubai, the first wellbeing resort in the Middle East. The resort, set to open by 2028, will feature thermal pools, waterslides, waterfalls, a Michelin-star restaurant, and the world’s largest indoor botanical garden.

While Dubai Garden Glow has announced its plans to move, it hasn’t yet revealed the exact reopening date. The park promises a new concept that will surely excite its fans.

Over the years, Dubai Garden Glow has become a landmark in Dubai, offering unique experiences like the Dinosaur Park, Ice Park, and Art Park. As it prepares for its new chapter, visitors are eagerly waiting for more details about what’s to come.

(Source: KT)