Ramadan Adjustments in Dubai: Parking Timings, Park Hours and Traffic Warnings Announced
Ramadan adjustments Dubai bring new parking rules, free hours and traffic warnings ahead of the holy month.
Dubai authorities have announced a series of Ramadan adjustments that will affect daily life across the city. These changes include revised paid parking timings, updated park operating hours and new government service schedules. Officials also issued traffic safety warnings due to expected congestion before iftar.
The updates aim to ease movement, improve safety and support residents during the holy month.
Fast Facts
- Parking Changes: Revised Ramadan timings announced, with two hours of free parking in selected areas.
- Park & Landmark Hours: Dubai Frame, Mushrif Park and other sites now operate on updated Ramadan schedules.
- Government Services: GDRFA customer centers have adjusted working hours during the holy month.
- Traffic Advisory: Authorities warn of heavy pre-iftar congestion and urge drivers to plan ahead.
- Safety Reminder: Motorists are encouraged to avoid speeding and maintain safe distances before sunset.
Revised Paid Parking Timings and Free Hours
Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority has confirmed new paid parking schedules for Ramadan. In some areas, motorists will receive two hours of free parking during specific times to reduce pressure during prayer and iftar hours.
Authorities said the adjustment will help families, shoppers and workers who move around the city during fasting hours. Residents can check full details on the official RTA website at rta.ae.
Parking inspectors will continue regular monitoring to ensure smooth traffic flow.
Updated Park and Landmark Timings
Several public parks and major landmarks have revised their operating hours. Popular destinations such as Dubai Frame and Mushrif Park will open and close at adjusted times to accommodate Ramadan schedules.
Officials encourage visitors to confirm timings before heading out. Updated hours are available through the Dubai Municipality portal at dm.gov.ae.
Recreational sites are expected to see higher footfall after sunset, especially on weekends.
GDRFA Working Hours Adjusted
The General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs in Dubai has also announced revised working hours for Ramadan. The changes apply to customer happiness centers and service counters.
The GDRFA said the new schedule ensures continued service while respecting the spirit of the holy month. Residents can review official updates at gdrfad.gov.ae.
Road Safety Warning Ahead of Iftar Rush
Authorities have warned motorists to prepare for heavier traffic before iftar. Past years have shown an increase in accidents during the final hour before sunset as drivers rush home.
Officials urge residents to leave early, avoid speeding and maintain safe distances. Police have reminded drivers that patience and planning can prevent serious accidents.
Dubai’s Ramadan adjustments reflect a citywide effort to balance faith, family life and public safety. Residents are encouraged to stay informed and plan ahead throughout the holy month.
