Museum of Candy Dubai: Ticket Prices and Timings

The standard price is AED 119 for adults (age 10+) and AED 99 for children aged 3–9, as listed on the museum's official Fever booking page. The museum also runs periodic discount promotions through the same page.

Monday to Friday 11:00–21:00, and Saturday to Sunday 10:00–21:00, per the museum's own website.

Sounbulah Building, Ground Floor, on Umm Hurair Road, Dubai.

About 60 minutes. The experience is self-guided, moving through more than 15 candy-themed rooms.

Through the museum's official Fever page, linked directly from themuseumofcandy.com, or via the Fever app. Those are the only two purchase routes the museum's own website lists — it does not publish an on-site box office or any other seller.

No. The museum's booking terms allow the date or time to be changed up to 24 hours before the visit, but refunds are not offered.

On weekdays the museum offers complimentary valet parking for its guests during opening hours. At weekends, guests use the paid RTA public parking at the front and back of the building, per the official ticket page.

Museum of Candy Dubai charges AED 119. That is the venue’s own published figure on the verification date at the foot of this page; entry fees in Dubai change seasonally, so confirm before you travel.

They differ by day. Museum of Candy Dubai does not keep one set of hours across the week, so there is no single opening or closing time to give. The day-by-day breakdown in the table above is the operator’s own, and it is the only version we publish. Hours can shift during Ramadan and on public holidays.

Museum of Candy Dubai publishes hours for every day of the week, so unless it is a public holiday or an unannounced closure, yes. The hours that apply today are the ones in the table above, confirmed on the verification date at the foot of this page — and we do not publish a claim about today that the operator has not published.

AED 119 — that is the operator’s current published figure, checked on the date shown at the foot of this page. We re-check it when the operator changes it or a reader tells us it has moved.

Not here. This page publishes what the operator publishes about itself — hours, prices, contact details, and where it publishes none of those, that too — and no opinions, ratings or reviews of any kind. For what visitors say, the venue’s own Google Maps listing carries reviews from people who have actually been. Our editorial policy explains why we keep the two apart.

Yes. Museum of Candy Dubai is also written as Candy Museum Dubai. They all refer to the same venue described on this page.

Every opening time, price and contact detail on this page was checked against Museum of Candy Dubai’s own published sources on 7 October 2026. The sources used are listed at the foot of the page, and where the venue publishes nothing we say so rather than filling the gap. If something here is out of date, tell us — we re-check it against the venue’s own source and record the change in our corrections log.