Six parks in Dubai to offer free ice cream during Eid Al Adha celebrations.

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Across the emirate, parks, beaches, and cultural destinations have been readied to welcome families as part of Eid celebrations.

Families planning a day out this Eid Al Adha will have an added treat as six parks in Dubai will distribute free ice cream to visitors during the holiday.

Residents and tourists visiting these public parks on the first day of Eid will be offered complimentary scoops of ice cream between 5pm and 7pm, adding a sweet festive touch to the celebrations.

The free ice cream distribution on May 27 will take place across six parks in Dubai:

  • Creek Park
  • Mushrif National Park
  • Zabeel Park
  • Al Safa Park
  • Al Barsha Pond Park
  • Al Nahda Pond Park

Visitors to these parks will be able to enjoy complimentary ice cream as part of Eid Al Adha celebrations, adding a festive touch to the public holiday atmosphere.

The move comes as part of wider Eid preparations in Dubai aimed at creating family-friendly spaces across the emirate during one of the most anticipated public holidays of the year.

Across the emirate, parks, beaches, and cultural destinations have been prepared to welcome families as part of Eid celebrations.

Public parks — including Quranic Park, Zabeel Park, Al Mamzar Park, Al Safa Park, Creek Park, and Mushrif National Park — will operate from 8:00am to midnight throughout the holiday period. Meanwhile, Dubai Frame will welcome visitors from 8:00am to 9:00pm.

These parks are expected to see large crowds as families gather for picnics, children’s activities, and evening outings following Eid prayers and home celebrations.

Selected public beaches, including Jumeirah 1, Jumeirah 2, Jumeirah 3, Umm Suqeim 1, Umm Suqeim 2, and Khor Al Mamzar Beach, will be designated as family-only zones, reinforcing Dubai’s commitment to safe and inclusive recreational spaces.

The UAE government has announced a five-day Eid holiday for public sector employees from Monday, May 25 to Friday, May 29, 2026, while private sector employees will receive a four-day paid holiday.

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