With Ramadan 2026 approaching, residents and tourists in Dubai are preparing for adjusted shopping mall and restaurant timings during the holy month.
According to local reports, most shopping centers will remain open throughout the day, while extended evening hours are expected after Iftar. Although the official schedule for Ramadan 2026 has not yet been released, it is expected that most malls will follow the Ramadan 2025 timings.
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Expected Mall Timings
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Mirdif City Centre & City Centre Deira: 10 AM – 1 AM
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Restaurants: Open till 2 AM
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Dubai Festival City Mall & City Walk: 10 AM – 12 AM (food outlets open till 1 AM)
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Other malls: Arabian Center, Nakheel Mall, Dragon Mart, Outlet Village, and more will also adjust their hours accordingly
Restaurants, Cafes, and Food Courts
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Non-fasting visitors, children, and senior citizens will be served during the day
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Restaurants will introduce special Iftar menus and Ramadan offers
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Hotels will prepare traditional Emirati and international cuisines for Iftar and Suhoor
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Cinema chains like VOX Cinema, Reel Cinema, and Roxy Cinema are expected to open around 1–2 PM and operate late into the night
Official Advisory
Authorities recommend that residents and tourists check the official websites or social media pages of malls and cinemas before visiting for the most accurate timings during Ramadan.
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