Yes — Wild Wadi Dubai runs a dedicated ladies night: a ladies-only evening session at the waterpark with an all-female crew. Wild Wadi’s own official site lists “ladies nights” among its themed events, and recent listings place the session on Thursday evenings, roughly 8pm to midnight. Because the night and format are occasionally adjusted, confirm the current session on wildwadi.com before booking.
This guide covers the Wild Wadi ladies night timings, tickets and prices, the rules, and what the evening is actually like — so you can book the right night with no surprises.
Wild Wadi Dubai Ladies Night: Current Details
Wild Wadi’s ladies night is a weekly evening session when the entire waterpark is reserved exclusively for women. The park is staffed by an all-female team of lifeguards and attendants for the session — several listings note that even the CCTV monitoring is handled by female guards. It is the only major waterpark in Dubai offering a dedicated ladies-only night.
Wild Wadi Ladies Night Timings
The most consistently reported schedule for the Wild Wadi ladies night is Thursday evenings, 8:00pm to 12:00 midnight, excluding the month of Ramadan (expected — confirm with the venue, as some third-party vendors list Friday evenings instead). Daytime operations run Monday to Sunday, 10:00am to 6:00pm, and general daytime tickets are not valid for the ladies night session — you need a separate evening ticket.
Some tour operators have historically listed the night on the first and third Thursday of each month rather than every week, so check the current month’s schedule on the official site or with the park directly (within the UAE: 800 262 9464) before planning around a specific date.
Wild Wadi Ladies Night Tickets & Prices
Ladies night tickets are sold separately from daytime admission and must be purchased via the official website or at the park counter — daytime general admission tickets are not valid for the evening session. Wild Wadi does not publish a fixed ladies-night price on its public pages; the price is set per session (expected in the range of standard evening event pricing — confirm at booking).
For reference, standard daytime ticket pricing is height-based: guests 1.1 metres and above pay the full adult rate (recently listed around AED 199 online / AED 299+ at the gate, prices move seasonally), children under 1.1 metres pay a reduced rate, and children aged two and under enter free with ID. Guests of Jumeirah hotels get complimentary access. Expect ladies night to be priced as a special event ticket rather than at the daytime rate.
How to Book: 4 Steps
- Confirm the night. Check wildwadi.com or call 800 262 9464 to confirm the ladies night is running on your planned Thursday and at what time.
- Buy the evening ticket. Book through the official website in advance — evening sessions can sell out, and gate availability is not guaranteed.
- Plan swimwear. Appropriate swimwear is required; burkinis are available for purchase inside the park if needed.
- Arrive before the session starts. Get there a little early to change, rent a locker and be at the rides when the evening session begins.
Rules & What to Expect
The evening is fully ladies-only: only women are admitted, and the park is run by an all-female team, from lifeguards to CCTV monitoring. Standard waterpark rules apply: outside food and beverages are not permitted (the park has 5+ dining options), appropriate swimwear is required, diving is prohibited, and guests must enter pools feet first. Lockers and towel rentals are available for a fee. The park is IBCCES Certified Autism Friendly, and Sunflower lanyards for hidden disabilities can be requested at the park.
Expect the full ride line-up: Jumeirah Sceirah (the 32-metre free-fall slide at up to 80 km/h), Tantrum Alley, Master Blasters, Breaker’s Bay wave pool and the two FlowRider surf simulators — all with far shorter queues than a daytime visit. With 30+ rides and the Burj Al Arab lit up next door, it is one of Dubai’s most unusual evening experiences.
Getting There
Wild Wadi is on Jumeirah Street in Umm Suqeim 3, directly in front of the Burj Al Arab. By bus, routes 8, 81 and 88 stop at Wild Wadi 1. By car there is free visitor parking in front of the park. The nearest metro station is Mall of the Emirates (Red Line), about a 10-minute taxi ride away — allow extra time on Thursday evenings, when Sheikh Zayed Road traffic is heavy.
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