Updated November 2026
Dubai’s Ramadan tents bring together iftar, suhoor, live cooking and traditional hospitality. This guide records the confirmed 2026 season, which ran from February into March. Prices and dates below are historical 2026 details. Check each venue for the next Ramadan programme before booking.
Dubai Ramadan tents at a glance
- Asateer at Atlantis, The Palm: Large scale iftar and late suhoor with themed nights
- Al Majlis at Madinat Jumeirah: Indoor and garden settings with buffet dining
- Al Diwan at Burj Al Arab: Premium open air iftar and suhoor
- The Majlis at Dubai World Trade Centre: A spacious option for families and corporate groups
Advance booking is strongly recommended. Weekend prices, children’s rates and private majlis charges vary by venue.
Asateer at Atlantis, The Palm
Asateer returned in 2026 with Arabesque, Persian, Khaleeji and traditional themed nights. The tent offered indoor and outdoor seating, live music and an extensive buffet.
- 2026 iftar: AED 295 from Monday to Thursday and AED 325 from Friday to Sunday
- 2026 suhoor: Minimum spend from AED 160 on weekdays
- Timing: Iftar from sunset, with suhoor running late into the night
See the latest seasonal guidance from Visit Dubai.
Al Majlis at Madinat Jumeirah
Al Majlis offered an indoor setting at Madinat Arena, while Al Majlis Garden provided an open air alternative on Fort Island. Both focused on traditional dishes, grills and live stations.
- 2026 Al Majlis iftar: AED 350 per adult
- 2026 garden iftar: AED 290 per adult
- 2026 suhoor: From AED 300 at Al Majlis and AED 250 in the garden
For a first hand account, read our Al Majlis iftar review.
Al Diwan at Burj Al Arab
Al Diwan returned as an open air setting with Arabic and international dishes. Live music accompanied both iftar and suhoor, while private majlis seating was available.
- 2026 iftar: AED 470 per adult
- 2026 suhoor: AED 330 per adult
- Children: Reduced prices applied for ages four to eleven
The 2026 programme was confirmed by the Jumeirah media hub.
The Majlis at Dubai World Trade Centre
The Majlis used Za’abeel Halls 5 and 6 in 2026. Its scale made it practical for families, large groups and corporate iftars. The buffet combined Emirati, Middle Eastern and international dishes.
- 2026 dates: 19 February to 20 March
- 2026 iftar: AED 250 per adult
- Parking: Complimentary parking was offered at Za’abeel Plaza during iftar
Check the official DWTC event page for the archived 2026 details.
Things to note
- Ramadan dates shift each year.
- Prices and packages change every season.
- Sunset determines the start of iftar.
- Suhoor hours vary and may continue into the early morning.
- Dress modestly and confirm children’s rates before booking.
How to choose a Ramadan tent
- Choose Asateer for scale, themed nights and a late suhoor.
- Choose Al Majlis for a classic Madinat Jumeirah setting.
- Choose Al Diwan for a premium Burj Al Arab experience.
- Choose The Majlis for large groups and convenient event facilities.
- Explore more options in our Dubai restaurant guide.
Dubai Ramadan tent photos
Frequently asked questions
When was Ramadan in Dubai in 2026?
The main venue programmes ran from February into March 2026. Exact operating dates varied by venue.
Do Dubai Ramadan tents require reservations?
Advance reservations are recommended, especially for weekends, private tables and corporate groups.
Are the listed prices still valid?
They are confirmed 2026 prices. Treat them as a guide only for later seasons.
The Brief Review verdict
Dubai offers a Ramadan setting for almost every group. Asateer delivers scale, Al Majlis balances atmosphere and choice, Al Diwan is the premium option, and DWTC suits larger gatherings. Confirm the next season’s dates and prices before booking.