Riverland Dubai,Dubai

• The French Village (cafés, European-style facades)
• The Boardwalk (al fresco dining along the promenade)
• India Gate (vibrant Indian-themed area with colorful architecture)
• The Peninsula (modern Asian-inspired waterfront area)
• Live street performances and family entertainment
• Wide selection of international restaurants and cafés
• Retail boutiques and themed souvenir shops
• Gateway access to Motiongate, Bollywood Parks, LEGOLAND and LEGOLAND Water Park

• Free entry to the Riverland promenade (theme parks require separate tickets)
• Four distinct themed zones with immersive architecture
• Family-friendly atmosphere with children’s entertainment
• Evening ambience with decorative lighting and live shows
• Convenient parking and on-site facilities at Dubai Parks and Resorts

• Stroll the themed promenades and take photos
• Dine at a wide range of restaurants — from casual cafés to sit-down eateries
• Shop for souvenirs and family-oriented retail items
• Enjoy live street performances and seasonal entertainment
• Use Riverland as the starting point to visit the adjacent theme parks

October to April for the most comfortable weather; evenings year-round are pleasant for a stroll

Hot desert climate — hot, humid summers (May–September) with daytime temperatures often exceeding 40°C (104°F); mild to warm winters (November–March).

Entry: Riverland promenade is free. Theme parks & water park: require paid admission (separate tickets). Typical hours: vary by season and venue; many restaurants and the promenade operate roughly midday to late evening. Always check the official Dubai Parks & Resorts website for current opening times and ticket prices.

Located within Dubai Parks and Resorts in Jebel Ali. Accessible by car (Sheikh Zayed Road/E11) with on-site parking. No direct Dubai Metro stop—recommended transport: taxi, ride-hailing apps or shuttle services from major hotels. Nearest airports: Dubai World Central (DWC) is closer (~20–25 km) and Dubai International (DXB) is ~40–50 km depending on traffic.

Plan 2–4 hours for strolling, dining and shopping; allow a full day if visiting one or more adjacent theme parks.

Comfortable shoes for walking, light breathable clothing in daytime during warmer months, sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen). Evenings in winter may call for a light layer.

Food options span international and regional cuisine — try Middle Eastern mezze, Indian favourites, and casual European café dishes. Souvenirs include theme-park merchandise, local sweets and small handicrafts.