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“My Emirates Pass” Now Available Year-Round

by Marsha Mowers  April 28, 2025
“My Emirates Pass” Now Available Year-Round

Emirates has announced that for the first time, their My Emirates Pass is available year-round.

The special pass isn’t a separate pass per se; to access the benefit, travellers from, to or through Dubai simply keep their physical or digital boarding pass to show, along with valid ID, at more than 600 attractions, spas, hotels and more across the country to enjoy discounts. It can be used at different venues or multiple times at the same place. 

Travellers are encouraged to screenshot your mobile boarding pass in case it disappears from your app or mobile wallet once you’ve flown.

Emirates will roll out exclusive seasonal summer offers, running from now through to 30th September, including the return of the much-anticipated Dubai Summer Surprises running June 27 to August 31, 2025. Summer Surprises is an extra deal packed season filled with offers for luxurious shopping, spectacular entertainment, and exceptional dining.

Emirates currently operates daily flights from Toronto and Montreal to Dubai.

  
  
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