Whether you’re looking for a perfect summer activity in Dubai or a day trip to explore the UAE, here is the list of spots to visit during the festivities. With the holiday expected to fall between June 5 and June 8, just like you many of them have started searching for the best places to visit in Dubai for Eid Al Adha holidays. From free places to visit to sky-high luxury experiences, this guide has everything you need to plan the ultimate Eid Holidays.
Top Places to Visit in Dubai for Eid Al Adha Holidays
#1 Burj Khalifa and Dubai Fountain – Free to Enjoy the Spectacle!
During Eid Al Adha 2025, the Burj Khalifa becomes the backdrop for stunning LED displays that light up the night sky, a must-see for visitors and locals alike. While tickets to the observation deck (AED 150–400) offer panoramic views, you can soak in the festive vibes for free by watching the Dubai Fountain show at its base. Synchronized to music, the fountain’s water jets dance in a mesmerizing performance daily, with special Eid-themed shows expected from June 6–8. Arrive early to grab a spot along the Burj Khalifa Lake for this free spectacle.
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#2 Jumeirah Mosque – Free Guided Tours
Immerse yourself in the spiritual heart of Eid at Jumeirah Mosque, one of Dubai’s most iconic landmarks. Known for its stunning white marble architecture, this mosque welcomes visitors of all faiths with free guided tours during Eid Al Adha, offering insights into Islamic culture and the significance of the holiday. Tours are typically available at 10 AM (check schedules closer to the date), and no entry fee is required, making it a perfect way to connect with the community spirit of Eid.
#3 Dubai Mall – Free Entertainment Galore
The Dubai Mall, one of the world’s largest shopping destinations, transforms into a festive hub during Eid Al Adha 2025. While shopping and dining may come with a cost, the mall offers free entertainment, including live performances, kids’ activities, and festive decorations. Don’t miss the Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo’s free exterior viewing area, where you can marvel at marine life through the massive tank window without spending a dirham. The mall’s proximity to the Dubai Fountain also makes it a great spot to view LED displays.
#4 Dubai Beaches – Family Fun on Eid Holidays
Dubai’s public beaches, like Jumeirah Beach and Kite Beach, are reserved exclusively for families during Eid Al Adha 2025, ensuring a safe and relaxed environment. These beaches are free to visit and perfect for soaking up the summer sun while enjoying the festive fireworks over the Arabian Gulf. Pack a picnic, dip your toes in the sand, and catch the dazzling sunset.
#5 Miracle Garden – Best Spot to Visit on Eid Holidays
If open during Eid 2025 (typically November–June), Miracle Garden is a floral wonderland with over 150 million flowers in vibrant displays. While entry usually costs AED 75–95, keep an eye out for Eid promotions that may offer discounted or free access for families. This outdoor paradise is perfect for Instagram-worthy photos and a refreshing escape from the summer heat.
#6 Atlantis Aquaventure Waterpark – Eid Al Adha Deals
Beat the summer heat at Atlantis Aquaventure Waterpark, home to thrilling slides and a private beach. Tickets start at AED 350, but Eid 2025 may bring family packages or free entry for kids under specific promotions. Check with Atlantis or travel platforms like Klook for holiday deals.
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When is Eid Al Adha Holidays 2025?
Eid Al Adha 2025 is expected to begin on the evening of Friday, June 6, and continue until Tuesday, June 10, based on astronomical predictions and the Islamic lunar calendar. The holiday typically spans three to four days, starting on the 10th day of Dhu al-Hijjah, with the Day of Arafah on Thursday, June 5.
In the UAE, the private sector Eid holiday is projected to include Arafah Day and Eid Al Adha, from June 5 to June 8, offering a four-day weekend for many, as Saturday and Sunday are standard weekend days.
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FAQs About Visiting Dubai During Eid Al Adha 2025
Q1: When is Eid Al Adha holidays 2025 in Dubai?
Eid Al Adha is expected to fall from June 5 (Arafat Day) to June 8, 2025, offering a four-day holiday for private sectors. Dates may vary based on moon sightings.
Q2: Are there free places to visit in Dubai during Eid?
Yes, places like the Dubai Fountain, Jumeirah Beach, Al Fahidi Historic District, and select mosque tours offer free entry or events during Eid.
Q3: What are the best free activities for families?
Enjoy the Dubai Fountain shows, beach fireworks, and cultural performances at Al Fahidi or Dubai Opera’s outdoor plaza, all free during Eid.
Q4: Do I need to book tickets for attractions in advance?
For paid attractions like IMG Worlds or Aquaventure, booking early is recommended to secure Eid discounts and avoid crowds.
Q5: Are mosques open to non-Muslims during Eid?
Yes, Jumeirah Mosque offers free guided tours for all visitors, providing insights into Islamic culture during Eid.
Q6: What’s the weather like in Dubai during Eid 2025?
Expect hot summer weather with temperatures around 35–40°C. Indoor attractions like Dubai Mall or Ski Dubai are great for staying cool.
Q7: Are there special Eid menus in restaurants?
Many restaurants, like Ewaan at The Palace Downtown or Bebek Restaurant, offer traditional Eid menus with Middle Eastern delicacies.
Q8: Can I see fireworks for free during Eid?
Yes, fireworks at Jumeirah Beach, Dubai Fountain, or Dubai Festival City are free to watch from public areas.
Q9: Is public transport available during Eid holidays?
Dubai’s Metro and buses operate with adjusted schedules, and parking is often free during Eid. Check RTA updates for details.
Q10: Are there cultural events during Eid Al Adha?
Yes, expect free cultural performances, music, and dance at Al Fahidi and Dubai Opera’s outdoor areas.
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