With a 16% rise in visitors, rare animal births, and impactful conservation achievements, Dubai Safari Park celebrates its most successful season to date.
Dubai, UAE – Dubai Safari Park has officially concluded its most successful season yet, marking a remarkable 16% surge in visitor numbers and setting new benchmarks in wildlife conservation and education.
Home to over 3,000 animals from around the globe, the park welcomed hundreds of thousands of guests during the 2024–2025 season, drawn by its immersive wildlife experiences, newly enhanced exhibits, and family-friendly programming. The surge in footfall reflects not only the growing public interest in nature and conservation but also the park’s commitment to offering world-class animal care and educational outreach.
This standout season was marked by a number of rare and joyous animal births, adding new life to the park’s diverse habitats. These included species considered endangered or vulnerable, demonstrating the park’s vital role in global conservation efforts and its collaboration with international breeding programs.
“We are thrilled to have concluded a record-breaking season that reinforces our mission of education, conservation, and responsible tourism,” said a Dubai Municipality spokesperson. “The birth of rare animals and our conservation breakthroughs are a testament to our expert teams and the strong partnerships we’ve built worldwide.”
Beyond record attendance and animal births, Dubai Safari Park made significant strides in conservation research and species preservation. Collaborative initiatives with global wildlife organizations have helped support efforts to protect ecosystems and promote the survival of threatened species.
As the park closes its gates for the summer to prepare for the next season, plans are already underway for further upgrades to animal habitats, enhanced visitor experiences, and expanded conservation programs.
From its sprawling African, Asian, and Arabian Villages to its educational outreach and sustainability-focused design, Dubai Safari Park continues to evolve as a beacon of modern wildlife care in the heart of the city. Visitors can look forward to even more interactive experiences and conservation-driven programming when the park reopens later this year.
