Plan an Al Mamzar Beach Park visit with entry-fee information, opening hours, ladies’ days, facilities and transport guidance. Check official details before travelling.
Al Mamzar Beach Park is my Dubai pick for a self-organised beach-and-picnic day, with the option to add the pool or a chalet deliberately. I’d choose it for the space and control over the extras, not expect resort service from a low entry price. The budget below separates those choices so the day does not start with an attractive number and end with a surprise.
Choose the right Al Mamzar before planning the day
I would settle the destination before the ticket. The paid park, the redeveloped Khor beach and the Corniche project are not one interchangeable outing. A pool-and-picnic plan needs different information from a walk along the new waterfront.
| Which destination? | What the source establishes | My planning choice |
|---|---|---|
| Al Mamzar Beach Park, Dubai | The official parks portal lists park admission, separate facilities and its own opening hours. | I would choose this for the self-organised picnic and optional pool or chalet described in this guide. |
| Khor Al Mamzar Beach | WAM reported its opening on 5 May 2026, including a floating walkway and a separate night-beach area. | I would choose it when the redeveloped waterfront is the reason for going. The park’s pool ticket does not establish access to its activities. |
| Al Mamzar Corniche | Dubai Municipality’s 14 September update described it as being prepared for opening, including a future ladies-only night beach. | I would wait for a specific opening announcement before planning an outing around those future facilities. The May Khor opening does not confirm the Corniche opening. |
Dubai or Sharjah? This guide covers Al Mamzar Beach Park on Al Mamzar Beach Street in Dubai, as listed by Visit Dubai. Sharjah also has an Al Mamzar Beach; the shared name does not make the two destinations interchangeable. Use the Dubai park pin when arranging a taxi or checking park entry, pools and chalets.
The park-specific prices, pool choices and family calculation below apply to the Dubai Beach Park. Keep that destination name with your map pin and taxi booking. A redevelopment photograph is not a ticket inclusion.
My verdict: a picnic plan beats a package you do not need
Editorial pick: 4/5. A guide-based recommendation for the outing described here, not a scored personal visit or a customer-rating average.
Four out of five for a family beach-and-picnic recommendation. The basic visit gives me a reason to go without buying a full club package. I would choose the pool only if swimming there is part of the plan, and reserve a chalet only when the private base justifies it. Use the Dubai park pin, confirm the day’s access rules and follow the beach flags. A low price is not an all-inclusive entitlement.
Compare Nikki Beach Resort when resort facilities are the priority, or Mushrif Park when the group would rather cycle, walk or picnic away from the beach.
Focused source check: 19 October 2026. We checked the official park, vehicle-entry and pool kiosk listings separately. Below, the family example separates admission from food, transport and rentals so you can build a realistic budget.
Al Mamzar Beach Park entry fees 2026
The general-entry listing, vehicle-entry listing and pool listing show different ticket products. Check the selected product rather than treating the park price as an activity bundle.
- Park entry: AED 5 per person
- Car entry (parking inside the park): AED 30 per vehicle
- Swimming pool access: AED 10 per adult, AED 5 per child
- Young children: the older kiosks say children up to 2 enter free; the current park portal says under-2s are free and children above 2 pay. Confirm the treatment of a child who is exactly 2 before buying. For People of Determination concessions and any documentation required, confirm with the park before travelling.
- Chalet rental: choose a specific chalet and date in the official booking service to check its price, capacity, entry arrangements and booking conditions. Do not assume a quoted chalet price includes every visitor or vehicle charge.
For chalets, use the Dubai Municipality app or its official booking service and choose your date to see availability. For park entry, check the official ticket kiosk or ask at the gate about current payment methods.
The AED5 listing is general park admission. Pool admission is a separate product. The vehicle listing does not clearly explain passenger inclusion in the material checked, so confirm that detail before combining car and pedestrian charges in your budget.
Opening hours
The official parks portal’s Park Timing panel, checked on 21 October 2026, lists 6am–10pm Monday–Thursday and 6am–11pm Friday–Sunday. The older vehicle-entry kiosk still shows an 8am opening and a Saturday–Sunday weekend. Those official sources disagree. I would use the current portal’s selected-date timing and confirm with the park before a dedicated early visit. Park gate hours are not pool hours.
Ladies’ Days at Al Mamzar
Dubai Municipality lists Mondays and Wednesdays as ladies’ days at Al Mamzar. Its booking system notes that arrangements can differ on public holidays and during Ramadan. Do not carry the older kiosk’s 8am opening into the newer portal’s 6am schedule without checking your date; use the official ticket kiosk for your visit date.
Beaches and pools
The tourism authority lists five beaches within the park. Choose a permitted swimming area using the signs and lifeguards on the day, not an assumption that this coast is calmer or safer than another Dubai beach. Dubai Municipality’s published beach-safety guidance explains that a red flag prohibits swimming. Follow current flags and lifeguard instructions, and supervise children even when rescue staff are present.
Visit Dubai lists three pools. The dedicated pool kiosk advertises 9am–9pm, including its Monday and Wednesday ladies’ sessions, and says children must be accompanied by an adult. Those hours differ from the park gates: confirm access and any maintenance restrictions before making swimming the reason for your journey.
Chalets, BBQs and picnic areas
A chalet changes the outing from a carry-everything picnic to a visit with a private base. The tourism authority describes air-conditioned chalets, but check the selected unit’s facilities and capacity rather than assuming every cabin has the same layout. Before paying, confirm the arrival and departure times, cancellation terms and whether park or vehicle admission must be bought separately.
The park is also a picnic and barbecue option. For a cooking-led trip, ask which designated barbecue areas are available and what equipment is provided before packing your own kit. A ready-to-eat picnic is the simpler fallback if you cannot confirm a suitable cooking spot; do not assume a space, grill or fuel is included in admission.
For families and kids
The lawns, play area and walking and cycling paths give a family alternatives to spending the whole visit in the water. Our suggestion is to plan one main activity and keep a picnic as the fallback, rather than promising children several separately operated attractions. Check any bike hire or other paid activity on arrival. If step-free access, an accessible toilet or a particular changing facility is essential, confirm its location and availability with the park before setting out.
How to get to Al Mamzar Beach Park
The park sits at the far end of Deira, close to the Dubai-Sharjah border, which makes it a genuinely convenient option if you’re coming from Sharjah or Ajman rather than the usual Downtown or Marina crowd.
- By car: approach via Al Ittihad Road and follow the Dubai park pin. Vehicle entry is listed at AED30. If parking outside, check the signs, payment rules and walking route; an empty space is not proof that parking is free or permitted.
- By metro: there is no station at the park. Visit Dubai suggests a bus connection from Al Qiyadah on the Green Line; allow for the onward journey rather than treating the Metro stop as the entrance.
- By bus: Visit Dubai lists C15 and C28 within walking distance. Check your exact stop and the current route in RTA’s journey planner before leaving, including the return service.
- By taxi or rideshare: straightforward from anywhere in Deira or Sharjah, and usually the easiest option if you’re not driving yourself.
Good to know before you go
- Check the official ticket kiosk or ask at the gate which payment methods are currently accepted.
- Fridays, weekends and public holidays get busy by late morning, particularly the chalets and BBQ plazas. Arrive early if you want a spot.
- Follow the park’s posted dress and conduct rules; bring a cover-up for time away from the water.
- Confirm the designated cooking area and supplied equipment before bringing barbecue gear; keep food chilled and plan how to carry rubbish out.
- Alcohol isn’t served or permitted on site. This is a dry, family-oriented municipal park, not a beach club.
Al Mamzar Beach Park vs Dubai’s beach clubs
Choose Al Mamzar for a self-organised beach-and-picnic outing; choose a beach club if your priority is its specific dining, entertainment or service package. Compare the actual inclusions, not just the headline gate price.
A family-of-four budget you can actually use
This example is for two adults and two children who each pay park entry and qualify for the child pool ticket, arriving on foot. It is arithmetic using the published kiosk rates, not a package or a booking quote.
| Item | Calculation | Subtotal |
|---|---|---|
| Four paid park entries | 4 × AED5 | AED20 |
| Pool add-on for two adults and two children | (2 × AED10) + (2 × AED5) | AED30 |
| Park plus pool admission only | AED20 + AED30 | AED50 |
Without the pool, those four paid park entries are AED20. Neither figure includes transport, outside parking, vehicle entry, meals, barbecue supplies, bike or lounger hire, or a chalet. Confirm the children’s ticket category and current facility access at the gate. That separation is what makes the low entry price useful: you can choose the extras instead of mistaking it for an all-in promise.
Frequently asked questions
How much is entry to Al Mamzar Beach Park?
The current park portal lists AED5 for adults and children above 2, with under-2s free. Older kiosks say children up to 2 enter free, so confirm the exact age-two boundary. Vehicle entry is a separate AED30 product; check passenger inclusion.
How much does swimming-pool access cost?
The pool kiosk lists AED10 per adult and AED5 per child, with children up to 2 years old free. It advertises 9am–9pm and requires children to be accompanied by an adult. Confirm current access before travelling.
When are the ladies’ days at Al Mamzar Beach Park?
The kiosk lists Mondays and Wednesdays as ladies’ days, with exceptions for public holidays and Ramadan. Its 8am opening differs from the newer portal’s 6am schedule. Confirm your date and party’s eligibility rather than treating the two schedules as identical.
Can you rent a chalet at Al Mamzar Beach Park?
Air-conditioned chalets are listed by Visit Dubai. Use the official booking service to confirm the selected unit’s price, capacity, facilities, arrival times, cancellation terms and separate admission charges before paying.
Is there a Metro station at Al Mamzar Beach Park?
There is no Metro station at the park. Visit Dubai suggests an onward bus connection from Al Qiyadah and lists C15 and C28 within walking distance; check the current RTA journey planner for your exact trip.
Does AED50 cover a complete family day out?
No. In our example, AED50 covers four paid pedestrian park entries plus pool tickets for two adults and two children charged the child pool rate. Transport, parking, vehicle entry, food, rentals and chalets are excluded.
