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    Zabeel Park
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    Zabeel Park

    Plan a visit to Zabeel Park in Dubai for shaded walking paths, picnic lawns and a lake, with the Dubai Frame inside the grounds.

    Zabeel Park is a large green space in Dubai’s Zabeel area, with lawns, shaded paths and room for a picnic or a walk. The Dubai Frame stands inside the park, and the grounds also include a lake with boat rides, children’s play areas and barbecue spots. You can follow the jogging track for views of the Frame and the city skyline, or simply take a break from Dubai’s busy roads. The park is split into two sections by Sheikh Zayed Road, linked by a footbridge.

    A green break in central Dubai

    Zabeel Park is a spacious public park in Dubai’s Zabeel area, near Al Jafiliya. Its lawns, trees and shaded paths give you room to walk, jog or pause outdoors. The grounds are split into two sections by Sheikh Zayed Road, with a footbridge connecting them. Plan your route with the crossing in mind if you want to explore both sides.

    The park suits a slower visit as well as an active one. Picnic areas and barbecue spots make it a place to spend time with family or friends, while the jogging track and cycling lanes give you a reason to keep moving. Children have playgrounds, and the park has a lake where boat rides are available.

    The Dubai Frame and other activities

    The Dubai Frame is inside Zabeel Park and is a separate paid attraction. Its viewing gallery looks out over Dubai, and the structure is about 150 metres tall. If the Frame is a priority, set aside time for the attraction as well as the park. One account notes that queues can form, so booking a Frame ticket online in advance may help you avoid waiting.

    Beyond the Frame, the park has a miniature train, sports courts and open areas for outdoor activities. A jogging path circles the grounds and gives views of the Frame. Dubai Garden Glow and Dinosaur Park are also mentioned among the nearby or park-based attractions, but check their current access arrangements before planning around them.

    Planning your visit

    The park’s listed entry fee is AED 5. A Nol card is noted as a convenient payment option. The grounds have public restrooms and wheelchair-accessible entrances, restrooms and parking. Paid parking is available, and the area is close to Al Jafiliya Metro Station.

    Weekends can be busier, particularly in cooler weather and when events are taking place. Arriving early can help you choose a picnic spot. Markets and music events have been held at the park, but schedules change, so check whether one is planned for your visit. The park is open until later in the evening on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays than on other days.

    FAQ

    How much does it cost to enter Zabeel Park?

    The listed entry fee is AED 5. A Nol card is noted as a convenient way to pay.

    Is the Dubai Frame inside Zabeel Park?

    Yes. The Dubai Frame is inside the park, but it is a separate paid attraction.

    How do you get between the two sections of the park?

    Sheikh Zayed Road divides the park into two sections. A footbridge connects them.

    Is Zabeel Park accessible for wheelchair users?

    The park has wheelchair-accessible entrances, restrooms and parking.

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