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Global Village Dubai 2026: When will Season 31 open?

Dubai: Counting down the days until Global Village reopens? There’s some good news, it is expected to reopen soon. The popular outdoor entertainment destination is set to return for its 31st season, giving visitors another chance to explore its cultural pavilions, food stalls, shopping areas, rides and live entertainment. Global Village closes during the summer because much of the attraction is…

Global Village Dubai 2026: When will Season 31 open?

The Global Village attraction in Dubai is set to reopen for its 31st season in October 2026, according to the park's website. Season 30 closed on May 31, 2026, after the annual summer closure, and the attraction will take a break during the summer months due to the extreme heat. The reopening follows a temporary closure earlier this year due to regional uncertainty caused by the conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran.

Global Village will return to its permanent location in Dubai, offering visitors a diverse range of cultural pavilions, food stalls, shopping areas, rides, and live entertainment from around the world. The park is divided into regions representing Middle East and North Africa, Asia, Europe, Africa, the Americas, and South Asia, with over 25 major cultural pavilions representing more than 80 countries.

Visitors can expect over 3,500 shopping outlets and more than 250 dining outlets, including multicultural restaurants, cafés, and street-food kiosks. Ticket prices start at around Dh25 for adults, with free entry for children under three, senior citizens, and people of determination. Further details on Season 31, including the official opening date, will be announced by Global Village before the new season begins.

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