Glow Park | Flickr: Ankur P CC BY 2.0Glow Park
The Glow Park is the heart of the attraction, with magical light installations on a range of themes. The original season focused on the wonders of the world, while later seasons featured animals and conservation. The 2019/2020 season’s theme is ‘Back to Nature’, with an emphasis on recycled and reused materials.
Art Park | Flickr: Rob Young CC BY 2.0Art Park
The Art Park can be found inside the Glow Park and entry is included in the basic ticket. The area’s exhibits also glow, but the exhibits have an extra emphasis on renewable materials and eco-friendly messages.
Dinosaur Park | Flickr: Ankur P CC BY 2.0Dinosaur Park
The Dinosaur Park is a must-visit area, especially for families with kids. It features over 120 animatronic dinosaurs that move and make sounds. There are also information boards which tell you more about each species featured, including when and where it lived and how it became extinct.
Ice Park | Flickr: Ankur P CC BY 2.0Ice Park
The Ice Park is the largest ice sculpture park in the Middle East, featuring several seriously impressive feats of art. Each year, more than 5,000 tonnes of frozen water are shaped into delicate sculptures of animals and famous buildings. Visitors will be given jackets to help them handle the 17.6℉ (-8℃) temperatures inside the icy attraction. Tickets to the Ice Park cost an additional AED 40 and can be bought when you arrive at Dubai Garden Glow.Magic Park
The Magic Park is new in 2019/2020 and is an attraction full of optical illusions and interactive artwork. Dance on the ceiling, detach your head from your body, or ride a lion through the jungle - and make sure to get a picture of each fantastical situation! The Magic Park is included in the basic ticket for Dubai Garden Glow.