The 30th season of the Dubai Global Village is scheduled to open on October 15, 2025, and will run until May 10, 2026. The park is one of the most frequented cultural, entertainment, and shopping destinations in Dubai, attracting millions of visitors annually, and it has never been easier to get there. No matter whether you are going by public transport, driving your own car, or ordering the services of a ride-hailing company, this is your entire guide to getting to Dubai Global Village 2025 in the most convenient and affordable ways.

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Where is Dubai Global Village located?
Dubai Global Village is situated in Dubailand, on the road known as Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311). It is strategically situated in the middle of Dubai and has the widest RTA transport connection, and lots of parking spaces to accommodate people who drive in.
Seamless Public Transport Options
The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) of Dubai has specialized luxury buses running between the major metro stations and bus terminals to Global Village.
These buses operate every day between 3:15 PM and 11:15 PM with 40-60 minute intervals at an average of 30 minutes. Fares are AED 10 per trip.

RTA Bus Routes to Global Village:
- Route 102: Al Rashidiya Bus Station → Global Village (every 60 minutes)
- Route 103: Union Bus Station → Global Village (every 40 minutes)
- Route 104: Al Ghubaiba Bus Station → Global Village (every 60 minutes)
- Route 106: Mall of the Emirates Bus Station → Global Village (every 60 minutes)
Within Global Village, there is also a service electric abra, the scenic and environmentally friendly rides are available on the lakes that will be found inside the park.
By Dubai Metro
Though the Global Village itself does not have a metro station, the visitors can get there without any difficulties, combining the metro and bus or taxi lines:
- Rashidiya Metro Station (Red Line): 22 km away → connect via Bus 102
- Union Metro Station (Green Line): connect via Bus 103
- Al Ghubaiba Metro Station (Green Line): 25 km away → connect via Bus 104
- Burjuman Metro Station (Red & Green Lines): 18-minute drive to the venue
Metro Timings: 5:00 AM – 12:00 midnight
Metro Fare: AED 3–7.5 depending on distance
Bus Fare: AED 10 for dedicated Global Village routes

By Private Car: Driving and Parking Information
Visitors to Global Village 2025 arriving by car have good accessibility by the means of E311 (Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road) and E611 (Emirates Road).
Parking: There will be more than 20,000 parking spaces that will be split into various areas.
- VIP Parking: Free for VIP ticket holders (AED 200/day for others)
- Paid General Parking: AED 75/day (approximately 350m in front of Happiness Gate)
- Free Parking: Weekends and public holidays in lot P1, P3, P5, P7-11 (400 m-1 km of entrances)
There are free rickshaws and shuttles (AED 10 and above) that take visitors to the main gates. People of Determination have their own parking so as to have easy access.
By Taxi or Ride-Hailing Services
The city can access taxis, app-based transportation, such as Uber, Careem, and RTA Taxis, which provide door-to-door services to Global Village, which is a convenient option when the traveler does not have a direct route to the destination, particularly when the line is not served by a specific transportation method.
From the Airport: Arriving by Air
From Dubai International Airport (DXB):
- Take the Red Line Metro to Rashidiya Station and take Bus 102.
- Otherwise, call a taxi or a ride-hailing vehicle to take a 25-30-minute ride (approximately 30 km).

From Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC):
- It is approximately 50 km away and can be reached by taxi or car rental.
Dubai Global Village Timings (2025–26 Season)
- Opening Date: October 15, 2025
- Closing Date: May 10, 2026
- Operating Hours:
- Sunday to Wednesday: 4:00 PM – 12:00 AM
- Thursday to Saturday & Public Holidays: 4:00 PM – 1:00 AM
Also Read: Dubai Police Unveils DPR 02: The City’s First Self-Driving Patrol Car at Global Village
Plan Your Visit
Now, it is easy to get to Global Village by bus, metro, or taxi. The transport infrastructure in Dubai is also integrated so that an individual (tourist or resident) will find a smooth and hassle-free ride to the center of the world’s culture and entertainment. This 30th season is bound to bring fresh attractions, live performances, and a rich experience that will be filled with the spirit of multiculturalism in Dubai.
