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There are many Ramadan experiences in the UAE. From community iftars to having iftar at home, there are different ways people can break their fast. Ramadan tents and majlis are a popular option in Dubai for those looking to break their fast outside.
Most of the city’s hotels host iftar and suhoor meals during Ramadan, with some offering dedicated iftar tents. From long-time favourites to new experiences, Dubai iftar tents are popular places to book for residents for special family outings, corporate events, and more.
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Ramadan 2026: Ramadan tents in Dubai
Asateer Tent
The Asateer Tent at Atlantis, The Palm is a long-time favourite of many Dubai residents. The tent returns for Ramadan 2026 with its signature iftar buffet and suhoor.
Iftar
Price: Dh295 (Monday-Thursday), Dh325 (Friday-Sunday)
VIP experience: Dh495 per person, minimum of six guests, and 48-hour advanced booking required
When: Sunset-8pm
Where: The Palm Jumeirah
Suhoor
Price: Dh160 minimum spend per person, excluding shisha (Monday-Thursday)
Dh250 minimum spend per person, excluding shisha (Friday-Sunday)
When: 10pm-3am
Where: The Palm Jumeirah
Madinat Jumeirah
The Madinat Jumeirah Ramadan tent returns for 2026. You’re able to break your fast at two different areas: Sit inside the opulent Al Majlis or enjoy the winter weather in the Al Majlis Garden. No matter where you’re seated, you can enjoy an iftar buffet filled with popular traditional dishes, such as lamb ouzi and mixed grills.
Diners can also enjoy suhoor in both places. Al Majlis will offer a buffet and à la carte suhoor, while the Al Majlis Garden is exclusively a buffet for suhoor.
Iftar
Price:
Al Majlis: Dh350 per adult, Dh175 per child (aged 5–11), and free kids under 4
Al Majlis Garden: Dh290 per adult, Dh145 per child (aged 5–11), free under 4
When: Sunset-8:30pm
Where: Al Majlis Madinat Arena, Conference Centre, Al Majlis Garden Fort Island, Conference Centre
Suhoor
Price:
Al Majlis: From Dh300 per person
Al Majlis Garden: Dh250 per adult (buffet only)
When: Al Majlis 9:30pm-3am, Al Majlis Garden 10pm-1am
Where: Al Majlis Madinat Arena, Conference Centre, Al Majlis Garden Fort Island, Conference Centre
Armani/Pavilion
The open-air iftar returns to the Armani Hotel Dubai. Experience the sunset, and enjoy views of the Burj Khalifa and Dubai Fountains. Guests are treated to live buffet stations from the hotel’s signature restaurants, including Armani/Deli, Armani/Ristorante, Armani/Amal, Armani/Hashi, and Armani/Mediterraneo.
Guests can also enjoy an al fresco suhoor featuring a buffet spanning local and global dishes. This includes hot and cold mezze, salads, pasta, mains, and a shawarma station.
Iftar
Price: Dh410 per person
When: Sunset-9pm
Where: Downtown Dubai
Suhoor
Price: Dh295 per person
When: 9pm-1am
Where: Downtown Dubai
Four Seasons Resort Dubai at Jumeirah Beach
The Four Seasons Resort Dubai at Jumeirah Beach will offer iftar and suhoor buffets for Ramadan 2026. Both buffets will take place in the opulent outdoor majlis. You also have the option to book a private majlis. Guests will enjoy traditional live entertainment throughout the evening.
Iftar
Price: Dh450 per person (including water, Ramadan juices, Arabic and Turkish coffee, and Moroccan tea), Dh225 per child (6-12 years), and free children under five
Private majlis: Dh5,000, up to 10 guests
When: Sunset-9pm
Where: Jumeirah Beach
Suhoor
Price: Dh290 per person (including water, Ramadan juices, Arabic and Turkish coffee, and Moroccan tea), Dh145 per kid (6-12 years), and free kids under five
Private majlis: Dh5,000, up to 10 guests
When: 10pm-2am
Where: Jumeirah Beach
Marriott Resort Palm Jumeirah, Dubai
Looking for a new iftar experience for Ramadan 2026? Marriott Resort Palm Jumeirah, Dubai is introducing the Layalina Majlis. The open-air majlis is located directly on West Beach, and it will be open for a buffet iftar and an à la carte suhoor. Live entertainment will accompany both experiences. Guests also have the option to book four private majlis-style spaces.
Iftar
Price: Dh295 per adult on weekdays and Dh325 per adult on weekends, Dh145 kids six to 18 years old on weekdays and Dh155 on weekends, Dh95 kids two to six, and kids under two are free
When: Sunset-8:30pm
Where: West Beach
Suhoor
Price: À la carte and set menu dining
When: 9:30pm-1am on weekdays and 9:30pm-2am on weekends
Where: West Beach
The H Dubai
Break your fast at The H Dubai at the Al Massa Ballroom Ramadan tent. There will be a rotating buffet with live cooking stations as well as live qanun performances. There will be an early bird 20% off discount during the first week of Ramadan.
Iftar
Price: Dh249 per person
When: Sunset-9pm
Where: Sheikh Zayed Rd
The Majlis at Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC)
The Majlis is returning to Dubai World Trade Centre for Ramadan 2026. The venue will be open for iftar daily until Eid Al Fitr. Guests will be able to enjoy a newly designed setting with a range of Emirati, Middle Eastern, Asian, Indian, and Mediterranean flavours.
The Majlis will continue its tradition of supporting local charitable initiatives by donating thousands of meals throughout Ramadan, in partnership with Tarahum Charity Foundation and UAE Food Bank.
Iftar
Price: Dh250 per adult, Dh125 per child (aged 6–12), free under 6
When: Sunset-8:30pm
Where: Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC)
Jumeirah Burj Al Arab
The Al Diwan at Jumeirah Burj Al Arab returns for Ramadan 2026. Burj Al Arab hosted its first iftar in 2025, and now the Ramadan tent is back for a second year. The buffet iftar combines international and Arabic flavours, with live cooking stations. Beverages include freshly squeezed juices, laban, jalab, and Arabic coffee. Coffee and tea are available on request. Enjoy the full dining experience alongside nightly qanun performances.
Iftar
Price: Dh470 per adult, Dh235 per child (aged 5–11), free under 4
When: Sunset-8:30pm
Where: Jumeirah Burj Al Arab
One&Only One Za’abel
After debuting in Ramadan 2025, the AMASSI Ramadan tent returns to One&Only One Za’abeel. The haute couture-inspired Ramadan tent is designed by Moroccan-French designer Selma Benomar, and it blends cultural heritage, craftsmanship and style.
Guests can enjoy an iftar buffet experience featuring Arabic flavours across eight live cooking stations. For suhoor, guests will experience a lounge-style setting with an à la carte menu and shisha, as well as live Arabic instrumental performances from 10pm until 1am
Iftar
Price:
Table and sofa seating
Dh345 per person, Dh150 for children 4 to 11 years old
Majlis
Family MajlisDh5,000 minimum spend per serviceRoyal Majlis
Dh10,000 minimum spend per service
When: Sunset-8:30pm
Where: One&Only One Za’abeel
Suhoor
Price:
Table seating
Weekdays: Dh150 per person minimum spend
Weekends: Dh200 per person minimum spend
Sofa seatingDh3,500 minimum spend
MajlisFamily Majlis
Dh5,000 minimum spend per serviceRoyal MajlisDh10,000 minimum spend per service
When: 9:30pm-3:30am
Where: One&Only One Za’abeel
