Dubai’s Wild Wadi Waterpark reopens November 1 with 30 attractions, a new taco restaurant, weekend entertainment and tickets from AED 149

DUBAI: Wild Wadi Waterpark will reopen on Sunday, November 1, 2026, welcoming visitors back after several months of closure. The popular Dubai attraction returns with 30 rides, a new Mexican dining outlet and live weekend entertainment. Tickets start from AED 149, offering families another outdoor entertainment option as the cooler season begins.

Located in Jumeirah near Burj Al Arab, Wild Wadi’s reopening forms part of Dubai Holding Entertainment’s annual Truly Amazing entertainment season.

Wild Wadi Brings Back 30 Rides and Attractions

Visitors can enjoy the waterpark’s signature attractions, including Jumeirah Sceirah, which features a 32-metre drop. Tantrum Alley offers twisting waterslides, while Burj Surj provides a group riding experience.

Families can also relax at the Wave Pool or explore attractions designed for younger visitors. Weekend programmes will feature live entertainment and children’s activities.

The park also plans seasonal celebrations for World Children’s Week, Movember and the festive season.

New Taco Restaurant and Dining Options

Wild Wadi has introduced Surf & Tacos, a Mexican dining outlet offering visitors another option between rides.

Other restaurants include Surfer’s Burgers, Firecrust Pizza and Dhow & Lagoon Kitchen, which serves shawarma and salads. Wave View Café will also offer refreshments.

Wild Wadi Tickets, Location and Timings

Reopening: Sunday, November 1, 2026

Location: Jumeirah, Dubai, beside Burj Al Arab

Tickets: From AED 149, subject to availability and eligibility

Timings: Check the official website for updated operating hours

Visitors can book through Wild Wadi Waterpark’s official website. Standard online prices may be higher than the advertised starting offer. DXB Edit+1

Impact to Expect

Wild Wadi’s reopening adds another family-friendly destination to Dubai’s winter tourism calendar. Its returning attractions, dining choices and seasonal entertainment could encourage more residents and tourists to visit Jumeirah.