In a city of AED 500 day beds, Al Mamzar Beach Park is Dubai’s best-value day by the sea — a sprawling 106-hectare park with five beaches, three pools and rentable chalets, all for a AED 5 entry fee. It is where Dubai families actually spend their weekends, and it is one of the few genuinely affordable beach days left in the emirate. Here is the full 2026 guide: fees, facilities, timings and how to get there.
Quick Reference
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Entry fee | AED 5 per person (free for children under 2 and people of determination) |
| Car parking | AED 30 per car |
| Swimming pool | AED 10 per adult, AED 5 per child |
| Ladies’ Days | Every Monday and Wednesday — park reserved for women and children (no males over 6) |
| Location | Al Mamzar, Deira, near the Dubai–Sharjah border |
| Getting there | Green Line metro to Al Qiyadah or Abu Hail, then a short taxi; or cab directly. Ample paid parking on site. |
What You Get for AED 5
Al Mamzar is one of Dubai’s largest beach parks, stretching across 106 hectares with five separate swimming beaches and three swimming pools. It is properly kitted out: smart chairs and smart gates, lifeguards on the beaches, clean prayer rooms, manicured lawns and gardens, wheelchair accessibility and generous parking. For a fiver, it is the most facilities-per-dirham you will find on the Dubai coast.
Chalets and BBQ Days
The park’s chalets are the local secret. Rentable by the day, each comes with a private shower, a small kitchenette and an outdoor BBQ area with seating — ideal for a family gathering or a group weekend. They book out fast on weekends and public holidays, so reserve ahead if you want one.
Ladies’ Days
Every Monday and Wednesday, Al Mamzar runs Ladies’ Days, when the entire park is reserved exclusively for women and children — males over the age of six are not admitted. It is one of the most popular women-only beach setups in Dubai, so those two days are the ones to know if that is what you are after.
How to Get There
Al Mamzar sits in Deira, right by the Sharjah border. There is no metro station at the park itself — take the Green Line to Al Qiyadah or Abu Hail and grab a short taxi, or simply cab it directly. Paid parking (AED 30 per car) is plentiful on site. Our tip: arrive early on weekends, both to beat the chalet rush and to claim a shaded spot.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is entry to Al Mamzar Beach Park?
AED 5 per person. Entry is free for children under 2 and people of determination. Car parking is AED 30.
Can you swim at Al Mamzar Beach Park?
Yes — there are five swimming beaches with lifeguards, plus three swimming pools (AED 10 per adult, AED 5 per child).
When are the Ladies’ Days at Al Mamzar?
Every Monday and Wednesday, when the park is reserved for women and children only (no males over 6).
Can you rent a chalet at Al Mamzar?
Yes — day chalets come with a private shower, kitchenette and outdoor BBQ area. They book out quickly at weekends.
How do I get to Al Mamzar Beach Park?
Take the Green Line to Al Qiyadah or Abu Hail and a short taxi, or cab directly. Paid parking is available on site.
Is Al Mamzar Beach Park good for families?
Very — it is one of Dubai’s most family-friendly and affordable beach parks, with pools, lawns, BBQ chalets and lifeguarded beaches.
Fees and details are correct at the time of writing and subject to change. Confirm with Dubai Municipality before visiting.
