Seasonal attraction Season 31
Global Village.
Plan the evening well.
A practical visit starts with the day’s entry rules, current hours and the journey home—not a rushed checklist of every pavilion.
The short answer
Global Village’s official visitor page lists Season 31 from October 14, 2026 through May 2027; it does not specify the final operating day in the information checked. It lists opening at 4:00pm, with closing at midnight Sunday–Wednesday and 1:00am Thursday–Saturday and public holidays.
These are the published seasonal hours, not a guarantee of entry or operation on every date. Check the official visitor page and ticket availability before travelling.
For more events and seasonal listings, see the Dubai events calendar.
Check your date first
Opening hours and Tuesday entry rules.
4:00pm–12:00am, according to the official visitor page.
Confirm the day’s live schedule before setting out.
4:00pm–1:00am, according to the official visitor page.
Holiday dates may affect both operating hours and transport demand.
Except when it falls on a public holiday, Tuesday is reserved for families, couples and ladies.
Check the organizer’s current entry terms if your group is unsure whether it qualifies.
Season 31 is listed through May 2027, but the official page checked does not state a closing date. Do not book around an assumed final day.
Plan the journey both ways
Check the seasonal bus schedule before choosing your route.
The official Global Village visitor page lists four seasonal RTA bus services:
- 102: from Centrepoint Metro Station.
- 103: from Union Metro Station, via Al Rebat Street.
- 104: from Al Ghubaiba Bus Station, via Max Fashion Metro Station.
- 106: from Mall of the Emirates Metro Station, with additional listed stops.
The page describes the service as usually running from 3:15pm to 11:15pm, with a stated travel time of around 30 minutes. That may not fit the park’s closing time, and actual service can change. Check the live RTA Journey Planner or S’hail app for your exact date, both directions and the last connection.
If driving, use the park’s official parking information for current access, zone and fee details; parking options and availability vary. A taxi or pre-arranged ride may make the return simpler, but account for demand when the park is busy.
Keep expectations flexible
Choose a few priorities, then explore.
The park combines country pavilions, food, entertainment and attractions. Decide what matters most to your group—such as browsing pavilions, trying food, watching a show or visiting Carnaval—then check the official programme and any separate ticket requirements on the day you plan to go.
Do not assume park entry includes rides or every show, or that a particular performance takes place every night. Confirm ticket inclusions, showtimes, attraction age or height rules and any additional charges directly with the organizer.
Wear clothing that follows the venue’s current visitor guidance, allow time for walking and queues, and leave the final transport decision until you have checked the actual schedule.
Travelling with your group
Check support and child-safety details ahead.
The official visitor page says People of Determination and one companion receive free entry, and lists reserved parking, accessible toilets and wheelchair-friendly access to attractions. Contact the venue to confirm current arrangements and any specific access needs before travelling.
The same page encourages parents to collect a free child wristband from guest services. Ask staff about the current registration point and what information to add when you arrive.
A quick pre-visit check
Verify these details on the official page.
- Season dates, today’s operating hours and any exceptional closure.
- Ticket availability, entry conditions and what the ticket includes.
- Tuesday eligibility if your visit is on a non-holiday Tuesday.
- Bus times and the last return connection, or current parking availability and fees.
- Show schedules, attraction restrictions and accessibility arrangements.