Ice sculptures
Displays include changing designs such as animals, igloos, Burj Khalifa and Sheikh Zayed Mosque.
Zabeel
Ice Park Dubai is a compact, intensely cold attraction in Zabeel, with ice sculptures ranging from animals to landmarks such as Burj Khalifa and Sheikh Zayed Mosque. Visitors receive a jacket inside and can walk through a brightly lit, photo-friendly frozen display—an unusual family outing, provided everyone can handle the cold.
Source: Google Maps
Displays include changing designs such as animals, igloos, Burj Khalifa and Sheikh Zayed Mosque.
Winter jackets are supplied at the entrance, making the extreme indoor cold more manageable.
Children repeatedly enjoy the unusual snow-like setting, even when adults find the temperature difficult.
Creative sculptures and lighting give visitors plenty of distinctive corners to photograph.
Check status. Confirm the attraction is open before travelling; reviews report closures while Google Maps still showed it operational.
Bring gloves. Pack your own gloves because jackets may be supplied but hand gloves are not consistently provided.
Cover feet. Wear covered shoes as well as warm layers; one visitor found the supplied jacket insufficient without them.
Check tickets. Ask whether your ticket includes Dubai Garden Glow or Dinosaur Park; one review says Ice Park admission was booked separately.
Use listed gates. An older visitor report lists Zabeel Park Area B, Gates 6 and 7, with evening access from 4pm to midnight; verify before going.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 5:00 PM – 12:00 AM |
| Tue | 5:00 PM – 12:00 AM |
| Wed | 5:00 PM – 12:00 AM |
| Thu | 5:00 PM – 12:00 AM |
| Fri | 5:00 PM – 12:00 AM |
| Sat | 5:00 PM – 12:00 AM |
| Sun | 5:00 PM – 12:00 AM |
Reviews describe Ice Park as part of the wider Dubai Garden Glow attraction.
Some reported packages combine Ice Park entry with Dinosaur Park and Dubai Garden Glow.
Several visitors arrived to find the attraction or whole area closed despite online listings showing it open.
The temperature can become painful quickly, especially for children and exposed hands.
The park is small and the tour is brief, although the cold may make the shorter route useful.
Jackets are provided, but multiple reviews say hand gloves are not, leaving hands exposed to the cold.
One visitor reported dirty toilets and no air conditioning in the toilet area.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
Ice Park
“Temperature is -8°C, Ticket charge 65+40 (Dinosaur park + Garden glow is AED65, AED 40 for Ice Park) including access to Dinosaur park and Dubai garden glow”Google review · February 2018
Dinosaur park + Garden glow
“Temperature is -8°C, Ticket charge 65+40 (Dinosaur park + Garden glow is AED65, AED 40 for Ice Park) including access to Dinosaur park and Dubai garden glow”Google review · February 2018
ticket including Glow garden, Dinosaur Park and ice Park
“Very cold ice Park located inside Dubai Glow Garden its Temperature is -9 and its ticket is 105 dhs includes entry to Glow garden, Dinosaur Park and ice Park”Google review · January 2018
Dubai Garden glow
“But Still worth a visit when u pay 100 AED for Dubai Garden glow”Google review · September 2018
The Bottom Line
Ice Park Dubai is a short, striking cold-weather attraction in Zabeel, built around ice sculptures rather than rides. Reviews mention animals, igloos, Burj Khalifa and Sheikh Zayed Mosque, with changing designs and lighting that make the displays good photo subjects. It sits within the Dubai Garden Glow experience described by several visitors.
The indoor temperature is the main event—and the main limitation. Reviews describe conditions around -7°C to -9°C, with jackets supplied at entry, but no hand gloves in several accounts. Children often enjoy the novelty, while some struggled after only two to five minutes.
Bring your own gloves and covered shoes, and expect a compact route rather than a long outing. Ticket arrangements have varied in customer reports: one review lists AED 40 for Ice Park alongside a AED 65 Dinosaur Park and Garden Glow combination, while another mentions a 105 dhs ticket covering all three. Treat these as historical examples, not current prices.
Opening information also needs checking before you go; visitors have reported arriving during closures despite Google Maps showing the venue open. An older review lists Gates 6 and 7 in Zabeel Park Area B and evening hours, but confirm access details first.