Overall it was a fun actitvity. It wasn't to hot, so we could spend some time there. the Smurffs village was a huge success in the middle of the world cup. it is a bit pricey and it is not very accessible with public transportation.

Well you can skip this unless you just have absolutely nothing to do. There are a lot of flowers. But it’s mostly flowers in pots. The gardens have an external perimeter circle that you can walk or rent a club car for a quicker tour. They do have food vendors and trinket vendors. And they have Rose Bowl type set ups. They also have picture areas where you can pay for a photo. There is a Smurf village which the kids would like for about 5 minutes. Unfortunately on this one. We do not recommend. Good luck

I went with my 5 and 2 years old. They got bored after a few minutes. It is not suitable for young kids in my opinion. The tickets are very expensive for what you get. It is recommended for those who like to take instagrammable pictutes. It is not recommended for nature lovers because there is very little variety in the displayed flowers. Most of the space is statuses covered with flowers or grass. It was a nightmare finding a taxi back.

The magical garden is a very colourful mixture of Bollywood and Disney with flowers, plastic figures and castles. If you like flowers everywhere and in an extraordinary amount, you are right there. If you look for a garden or park with a large variety of plants and different areas of vegetation, you are completely wrong there. Personally I would not recommend the magical garden, because for a fun park, there is not enough entertainment, for a botanical garden, there are not enough different plants and to have just a look there and admire thousands of flowers shaped around something, it is too expensive.

Wonderful, spectacular, peaceful, clean. A dream garden. Family loved it. Seeing photos and video give amazement, but visiting it is to another level of heart race. Can say more but words lack.

We enntered into this faidytail place ro be bowjed over y the spread of colours hefoe us. The flowers and bushes so stylishly done. A joy to thhe eyes. But why o why is the pla e fijjed with all types of shops and consequenly one is approached all the time with dffers to buy their merrchandice. This certainly distroys the ambiaence of a special place.

Having stayed in Dubai a few times over the years and visited the main attractions we were looking for something ‘different’ to do and so it was along to the Miracle Gardens for a visit. The size / scale of the gardens is pretty impressive - we loved the flower covered Emirates aeroplane and castle but hadn’t realised the the Smurfs were still so popular !! It’s a nice enough place to wander around for a couple of hours and we went early to avoid the crowds (it was certainly busy by the time we left) but it’s not somewhere we would rush back too. It cost 75 dirham (c£17) per person to visit and there are a number of small shops / restaurants inside the gardens.

The garden is beautiful but the experience is ruined by the sellers who want to get your money in every step. Wherever you walk there they push you to make a photo or hold a falcon and later tell you the ridiculous price you have to pay for that. Unfortunately we fell to one of these efforts and left 300 dirhams poorer for dancing on a stand and thinking its free of charge. We also planned to take a taxi from there to global village, but that was almost impossible! For 30 min all the taxi drivers refused to take us on when they heard where we want to go. One even told us to take a bus, but when we asked from security how to get there via bus he said its not possible. Meanwhile other drivers wanted to take us to global village for 80 dirhams paid by cash. We did not have this kind of experience anywhere else but in miracle garden. Fortunately one taxi took us at the end for 30 dirhams. I really did not feel treated as a human there but as a money tree.

Beautiful place for photos. The walk around is not so long so don't waste the money on the buggy. Walk and experience the place. shops there selling the items are really too expensive you can get the same stuff elsewhere cheaper. The best thing to do as a souvenir is the wood craft or the portrait painting. It the guy is gd and its worth have a family tree done.

Bought a skip the line ticket. However not really sure which line the ticket allowed us to skip, showed our online QR ticket at the entrance and was ushered to join the queue to enter. Inside its a walkabout tour viewing the landscape with colourful flowers. Not so much of flower variety, just similar flowers with different colour decorating the impressive structure and landscape. Security is a bit overeacting at certain display, wildly blowing the whistle whenever people got to undesirable distance to showpieces. Actually witness an slight altercation between a guest and security when his boy was "siren" off when he went down 1 extra step then allowed as there is no actual barricade or signs. My 4 year old daughter was also "approached" when she pick up a flower petal off the ground.