Dubai, UAE – In a landmark move for eco-tourism, Dubai Safari Park has announced that a portion of ticket sales will now directly fund wildlife conservation initiatives, including animal rescue, care, and research.
The announcement was made on the opening day of the Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2025, reflecting the park’s commitment to sustainability amid record-breaking visitor numbers.
Record Growth & Conservation Commitment
Since opening its sixth season in October 2024, Dubai Safari Park has seen:
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A 67% surge in ticket sales compared to previous seasons.
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Over 40,000 student visits through educational programs.
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17,000+ night safari tickets sold out—a new highlight this season.
While the exact percentage of revenue allocated to conservation remains undisclosed, ticket prices are set at:
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AED 75 (Adults)
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AED 4 (Children)
Ahmed Alkhoori, Head of Specialised Parks at Dubai Municipality, stated:
“We’re proud to inspire future generations through sustainability education, anti-poaching awareness, and habitat preservation. New experiences, like Adventure Valley, will further enhance our mission.”
What Conservation Efforts Will Benefit?
Proceeds will support:
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Wildlife rescue & rehabilitation for endangered species.
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Research programs on biodiversity and ecosystem protection.
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Anti-poaching campaigns and combating illegal wildlife trade.
Park Highlights & Upcoming Attractions
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3,000+ animals, including 78 mammal species, 50 reptiles, and 111 birds.
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Night safaris (fully booked this season).
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Seasonal closure: June 1, 2025; reopens October 14, 2025, with new activations.
Why This Matters
Dubai Safari Park’s initiative aligns with the UAE’s sustainable tourism goals, offering visitors a chance to contribute to wildlife preservation simply by purchasing tickets.
FAQs
Q: How much of the ticket revenue goes to conservation?
A: The exact percentage isn’t specified, but funds will aid rescue, research, and anti-poaching efforts.
Q: What’s new at Dubai Safari Park this season?
A: Night safaris sold out, with Adventure Valley and other programs launching in Season 7 (October 2025).
Q: How many animals are in the park?
A: Over 3,000 animals, including tigers, primates, and rare bird species.
Wrapping Up
Dubai Safari Park’s decision to channel ticket revenue into conservation marks a significant step forward in responsible tourism.
By linking visitor experiences directly to wildlife protection, the park not only enhances its role in education and sustainability but also empowers guests to contribute to a greater cause.
With record attendance and exciting new attractions on the horizon, the park is proving that eco-conscious tourism can thrive alongside entertainment.
