Last Exit AUH Bound is a one-of-a-kind outdoor food truck park developed by Meraas (now operated by Dubai Retail) on Sheikh Zayed Road, on the Abu Dhabi–bound side of the E11 highway near Interchange 11, directly opposite the DXB Bound branch. It's one of four Last Exit parks in Dubai, each with its own theme: while DXB Bound evokes retro 1950s America, AUH Bound narrates a post-apocalyptic story, a striking "Mad Max"–inspired wasteland of armoured monster trucks, abandoned vehicles, war rigs and graffiti-covered props; the other two are equestrian-themed Last Exit Al Qudra by Al Qudra Lakes and the ranch-inspired Last Exit Al Khawaneej. The park has around nine food trucks serving pizzas, sandwiches, burgers and Thai cuisine, plus coffee, donuts, crepes, Karak and ice-cold juices. Open around the clock, it's a favourite pit stop for road-trippers heading to Abu Dhabi and a destination in its own right for families, photographers and anyone after a quirky, cinematic dining experience.
Quick facts:
Free entry · ~9 food trucks · Open 24/7 · Outdoor dining · Family-friendly · Free parking
Did you know?
During the construction of AUH Bound, the team went all-out with the theme of the famous film Mad Max – everywhere you look you'll see terrifying cars and monster trucks with countless spikes, huge tires, machine guns and wrecking balls. The post-apocalyptic-themed restrooms are so elaborately designed that visitors regularly call them an attraction in themselves.
Best time to visit:
Late afternoon through evening, and especially the cooler winter months (roughly October to March) – since the park is entirely outdoors, summer daytime visits can be very hot. Being open 24 hours, it's also a great late-night stop for travelers.
Where to eat nearby:
Everything is on-site – the cluster of food trucks covers burgers, pizza, sandwiches, Thai food, desserts, donuts, coffee and juices, so there's no need to look elsewhere before continuing your journey.
Tip:
Parking is free and plentiful. If you're driving from central Dubai, note the route uses Sheikh Zayed Road and may incur Salik (toll) charges, and the park sits about a 30-minute drive from the city centre. Visit on a weekday evening for cooler weather, smaller crowds and the best lighting for photos of the themed installations.






