Children's City is Dubai's first dedicated children's edutainment centre, a 10,000 sqm facility inside Creek Park designed to teach kids aged 5–15 about science, culture, space, nature and the human body through interactive hands-on exhibits. Features include the Planetarium, Space Gallery, Nature Gallery, Human Body exhibit, Culture Centre showcasing world civilisations, Toddler Area for under-5s, and a 3D IMAX theatre with educational screenings.
Quick facts:
Duration 2–3 hours · Ages 5–15 · Planetarium · Inside Creek Park
Did you know?
Children's City opened in 2002 as Dubai's first dedicated kids' museum and edutainment centre – predating KidZania by over a decade as a pioneer of interactive learning attractions in the UAE.
Best time to visit:
Weekday mornings for school-age visitors (Saturdays can be very busy with large school groups).
Where to eat nearby:
Creek Park has food kiosks and cafés; the nearby Dubai Festival City and Wafi Mall offer extensive dining options.
Tip:
The AED 40 family ticket for 2 adults and 2 kids is one of Dubai's best-value family outings – and includes both Children's City and Creek Park entry. Prices may vary – check official website.
Children's City
Children's City is consistently praised as one of Dubai's best-value family attractions – reviewers love the interactive Planetarium, Space Gallery, Nature Gallery, the AED 40 family ticket and the combined Creek Park experience.
What age range is Children's City for?
Designed for children aged 5–15, with a dedicated Toddler Area for under-5s.
What's the ticket cost?
Around AED 40 for a family of 2 adults and 2 kids – one of Dubai's best-value family outings.
What's inside?
Planetarium, Space Gallery, Nature Gallery, Human Body exhibit, Culture Centre, 3D IMAX theatre and Toddler Area.
Is it inside Creek Park?
Yes – Children's City is inside Creek Park with separate ticketing. Creek Park entry (AED 5) is also required.
When are the IMAX screenings?
Check the daily schedule at the entrance – screenings typically run every 2 hours and cover space, nature and science topics.