My DD is 2.5 so these are some of the things she likes
-Creek Park including Childrens City (interactive science museum) and Cable Car ride.
-Dolphinarium is also in Creek Park but we've not been yet so not sure how suitable
-Aquarium at Dubai Mall
-Al Ain Zoo if you want to get out of Dubai
-Mini Monsters
-Magic Planet play areas at MCC or MoE (most malls have some kind of play area)
- Parks and Beaches are always fun for little ones but depends on the heat or getting there early or late to make the most of it
With visitors we've done the Big Bus Tour which was okay for her as long as we kept getting off at regular intervals so she had a change of scene; Burj Khalifa again okay but doesn't hold interest for huge amount of time. She loves the fountains though so that can make a nice evening dinner.
There is also Kidzania (Dubai Mall) and Cite des Enfants (MCC) but personally think they are expensive for this age group but is down to personal opinion.
Have fun :)
<em>edited by SL13 on 13/04/2011</em>
I just had the last issue of Time out magazine special " where to take visitors in Dubai", if you missed it in the shop, you can still consult it on
http://www.timeoutdubai.com/gallery/22798-where-to-take-visitors-in-dubai
what to do with young visitors...can anyone help?
My sister arrived last night, with my 2.5yr old neice and i'm trying to find the threads about what toi do here with young kids, can you help? or remind me of the key things to do here, thanks sooo much :)
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