Absolutely amazing. Global village is one of the most spectacular places I have ever seen. It has something for everyone. From young children to adults. Fairgrounds, markets, eateries and spectacular sights. Not to mention the motor City stunt show. This alone is worth the trip. Do not miss it. All prices are very reasonable. And the taxi que when leaving is incredibly efficient.

We weren’t quite sure what to expect but really enjoyed the evening with our two young children. After a taxi ride in we paid a modest entrance fee and we’re able to access lots of free high quality shows (loved Urban Crew and Merry Go Round) and tonnes of different food outlets and country zones. For Westerners it was a novelty in a good way to wander through Qatar, China, India, Afghanistan and Africa to name but a few zones!! It was hard to choose what to eat as there were so many great options. The place looks magical at night time too. We were told there would be fireworks at 9pm but didn’t see any. It was really busy in a good way and lovely to see lots of local families having a wholesome evening out. The shopping was somewhat contrived and repetitious but not bad. Don’t miss this if you’re in Dubai and have the time!

Interesting evening walking round different cultures. The shopping areas were a little manic and vendors were quite pushy for you to see their stalls. There was a mini golf which was fun and is free at the moment. Different shows were also running which led to an enjoyable evening Lots of varied food stalls

A great experience and really fun evening out. The food which we had was delicious, but be prepared to pay above ‘normal’ prices. The shows were fantastic. Make sure to check out The Southern Flyers even if you don’t usually like dance acts. A negative for us, was the cost of the fair rides. Completely unjustifiable. Would we go back again, probably not. But would recommend especially for families with younger kids.

I love this place. Cheap to get in and then spend hours walking dozens of pavilions representing the culture of various countries. You can buy food, clothes and souvenirs whilst watching traditional music and dance. The architecture and lighting is just brilliant. We try and come here when in Dubai.

Amazing entertainment park for kids and adult. Affordable price tickets with affordable VIP parking tags (if you are planning to rent a car coming to Dubai). More choices of food please because not all the people visiting your parks are expatriates.

Global village is one place not to be missed. There is so much to see n experience. When we visited weather was also very good . Food was good and was not overpriced. You can spend evening here. Entry tickets was 25 dirham which is worth it

The place is located near img world around 25 km from business bay and the same distance from Dubai marina. Being on sheikh Mohammed BI. Zyed road of you are coming from abu dhabi or sharjah you can completely avoid Dubai city center. It is set up only during the winter months and houses sections from different countries including India Pakistan Egypt qatar Lebanon China Thailand Japan and many others. You can shop for the local products, enjoy the local cuisine of these countries and buy souvenirs. The place opens at 4 pm and closes 1 AM on weekends and 12am on weekdays. You can either take a taxi or take a metro till union and a bus from there to global village. While coming back there is no need to book a taxi with the app as it is difficult to spot your taxi and there are plenty of rta taxis available. In addition busses are also easily available from the main entrance. Tickets are available at the counter but it's better to book online in advance as you avoid the que and you get a 10% discount. No tickets needed for senior citizens and kids below 3. There is a lot of places to see and explore do wear comfortable footwear. If you are coming with kids don't bring the scooters as they are not allowed inside so you will have to leave it in the car or at the lockers and pay for it. Really recommend to go to the Thai section, you get authentic Thai stuff there. Around the water body there are a lot of small eating outlets and if you like seafood and authentic Thai or pan Asian food you will get a lot of options there. The amusement sides are really good and there is something for everyone. It works out to be a bit expensive because you pay per ride so decide what all rides you want to do and then buy the points accordingly as the more you buy the more discount you get so it's better to top up your card accordingly.

Global Village Dubai is a must-visit attraction for anyone who loves to explore different cultures, cuisines and entertainment. It is a huge park that features 78 countries in 26 pavilions, each with its own unique displays, products and shows. You can find everything from handicrafts and souvenirs to food and beverages from around the world. We spent two days at the Global Village and we still felt like there was so much more to see and do. Tuesdays are for families. We enjoyed walking around the pavilions and learning about the history, traditions and customs of various nations. We also watched some amazing performances by talented artists and performers from different regions. Some of the highlights were the AAINJAA street drumming from Colombia, the Urban Crew acrobatic dance from the Philippines, and the Diana Haddad concert from Lebanon. The kids had a blast at the Carnaval, where they tried out many exciting rides and games. There were rides for all ages and preferences, from thrilling roller coasters and bumper cars to gentle carousels and trains. They also loved the Ripley’s Believe It Or Not museum, where they saw some of the most bizarre and fascinating exhibits and attractions. They especially liked the Mini World, where they could see miniature replicas of famous landmarks and monuments from around the globe. We also did a lot of shopping at Global Village, as there were so many options and bargains to choose from. We bought some beautiful carpets from Turkey, some fragrant spices and saffron from Yemen, some colorful pottery from Morocco, and some delicious chocolates from Switzerland. We also found some unique and quirky items, such as a camel milk soap from the UAE, a bamboo flute from China, and a wooden mask from Africa. We had a memorable and enjoyable experience at Global Village Dubai, and we would highly recommend it to anyone who wants to have a fun and educational day out with their family and friends. It is a place where you can discover the best of the world in one place.

I had a great time at Global Village in Dubai on New Years Day. It's like a mini world tour wrapped in one vibrant package. Each pavilion transports you to a different country, and the level of detail is just amazing. You can see, taste, and feel the essence of each culture. Speaking of taste, the food is a global feast. I tried everything from sizzling street foods to some really exquisite dishes. Shopping here is a treat too. I found so many unique items, perfect for gifts or just to keep as a reminder of my visit. The live performances added so much energy and color to the experience. There was such a diverse range of cultural acts, and I was genuinely entertained. The whole place is lit up beautifully, creating a really magical atmosphere. What made my visit extra special was how friendly everyone was. The staff went out of their way to make sure visitors had a great time. If you're in Dubai, you have to visit Global Village. It's not just for tourists; it's a vibrant celebration of cultures from around the world. It's a place that really brings people together, right in the heart of the city.