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Children are kept involved through bird activities and audience participation, making this a strong outing for younger families.
Umm Hurair
Creek Park Bird Show in Umm Hurair is a short, family-focused performance featuring exotic birds, trained routines and audience interaction. Children can watch colourful birds perform small acts, then sometimes feed or hold them for an additional fee.
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Children are kept involved through bird activities and audience participation, making this a strong outing for younger families.
Hosts explain the birds while keeping the show entertaining, adding useful context beyond the tricks.
Reviews describe a colourful mix of exotic birds, including parrots, macaws and falcons.
Some sessions let children or other audience members feed, hold or join small activities with the birds.
The roughly 30-minute format includes simple crowd-pleasers such as a bird riding a small bicycle.
The presenter’s humour and audience interaction help maintain energy between the bird appearances.
Bundle Tickets. If you are also booking the dolphin show, ask about the bird-show discount before paying.
Budget Extras. Plan separately for bird photos or feeding, since these are optional paid add-ons rather than part of the basic ticket.
Allow Photos. Keep your camera ready during the fast routines; one visitor said pausing for a picture meant missing a highlight.
Book Ahead. Check the official website before visiting, as one review reported special rates for advance bookings.
Plan Parking. Parking was reported as plentiful outside the park, but the park itself requires a separate entrance ticket using an RTA Nol card.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 12:00 PM – 7:00 PM |
| Tue | Closed |
| Wed | 12:00 PM – 7:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 PM – 6:30 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 PM – 6:30 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 PM – 6:30 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 PM – 6:30 PM |
The named attraction is described as a short, enjoyable experience featuring well-trained birds, especially for children.
Booking the Dolphin show alongside the bird show may provide a ticket discount.
Several visitors felt the show was too brief for the ticket price; reported durations range from about 10 to 45 minutes.
Bird appearances can move quickly, so stopping to take a photo may mean missing the highlight.
One review considered the tickets expensive for a family, especially alongside complaints about the short performance.
A visitor found the speakers uncomfortably loud and raised concerns about the birds’ environment.
The performance area has been described as small, and one review found the seating uncomfortable.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
kids tickets
“The ticket prices are reasonable at 50 AED for adults and 30 AED for kids, making it an accessible and enjoyable experience for families”Google review · December 2023
The Bottom Line
Creek Park Bird Show is a compact, family-oriented attraction in Umm Hurair built around exotic birds performing trained routines. Children can watch parrots, macaws, falcons and other birds do small acts, with reviews mentioning a bird riding a bicycle, audience activities and explanations about the birds. Some sessions also allow feeding or holding birds.
The main draw is its child-friendly format rather than a long theatrical production. Several families said their children stayed engaged, while adults who expected a substantial show found it less satisfying. Reported running times vary widely, from around 10 minutes to 45 minutes, but the more consistent caution is that the performance can feel brief and rushed.
Keep your camera ready if you want photos of the highlights. Optional bird photos and feeding cost extra, and a review described frequent promotions for these add-ons. A reported ticket price was 50 AED for adults and 30 AED for children, though that should be checked before booking.
Combining it with the Dolphin show may unlock a discount, and advance website bookings were reported to offer special rates. Parking is reportedly plentiful outside the park, but park entry is separate and requires an RTA Nol card. Consider the bird show if you are visiting with young children or already attending the Dolphinarium; bird enthusiasts should set realistic expectations about its size and duration.