Riva Beach Club Dubai: Day Pass Prices, Pool & Beach Access
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How much is the Riva Beach Club day pass?
Riva Beach Club on Palm Jumeirah’s Shoreline charges AED 100 per adult on weekdays and AED 150 at weekends for pool and beach access. Children aged 6 to 12 pay half, and under-fives are free. It is open daily from 7am to 11pm, with views of the Burj Al Arab and the Dubai skyline.
Riva day pass prices
Regular and member prices from SupperClub’s Riva offer page, checked October 2026. Not valid on public holidays, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day or New Year’s Eve.
At AED 100 on a weekday, Riva is one of the more affordable beach days on Palm Jumeirah. For comparison, Waldorf Astoria’s pass on the Palm is AED 300, though AED 200 of that comes back as dining credit.
What you get
Riva sits on the shoreline side of Palm Jumeirah, the residential area along the Palm’s trunk, facing the Arabian Gulf. The pass covers:
- A private beach with loungers and umbrellas
- The pool, set in front of the clubhouse
- Views across to the Burj Al Arab and the downtown skyline
- Access to the restaurant, an indoor dining room serving seafood, Mediterranean dishes, desserts and drinks
The atmosphere is relaxed and family-friendly rather than a party beach club. That makes it a good fit for families and anyone who wants a quiet day and a poor fit if you’re looking for a DJ and a pool party.
The SupperClub offer at Riva
Riva Beach Club is a SupperClub partner venue, and the member offer is one of the most generous on the platform. Everyone in the booking gets Buy 1 Get 1 on the pool and beach day pass, plus Buy 1 Get 1 on the entire food menu.
The food offer is what makes it stand out. Buy 1 Get 1 on the whole menu, not just mains, means lunch for two is half price too. A couple on a weekday pays AED 100 for both passes, then half the food bill.
Example: a weekday family day. Two adults and two children aged 6 to 12 pay AED 150 for entry instead of AED 300. If lunch for four comes to AED 400, the member pays around AED 200. That is roughly AED 350 saved in one visit, more than the AED 295 Diamond membership. Our straight answer on whether SupperClub is worth it covers the maths in more detail.
Book on the offer page or app, mention SupperClub on arrival, and the discount is applied to the bill. The offer runs daily from 7am to 11pm, except public holidays, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve.
Riva compared with other Palm day passes
Waldorf Astoria rates from our Waldorf Astoria day pass guide.
Riva wins on entry price and on the Buy 1 Get 1 food offer. Waldorf Astoria wins if you want a five-star resort and will spend the credit. For a wider comparison, see our Dubai pool day pass guide.
Practical notes
- Arrive early on weekends for the best loungers.
- Bring swimwear and sunscreen. Towels are usually provided.
- Check holiday dates. The member offer doesn’t run on public holidays or over Christmas and New Year.
- Getting there. Riva is on the Shoreline, Palm Jumeirah. Check parking with the club before you drive.
- Stay for sunset. Riva is open until 11pm, so you can move from the beach to dinner without leaving.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the Riva Beach Club day pass?
AED 100 per adult on weekdays and AED 150 at weekends. Children 6 to 12 pay AED 50 on weekdays and AED 75 at weekends, and under-fives are free.
What are Riva Beach Club’s opening hours?
Daily, 7am to 11pm.
Where is Riva Beach Club?
On the Shoreline of Palm Jumeirah, Dubai, facing the Arabian Gulf with views of the Burj Al Arab.
Is Riva Beach Club family-friendly?
Yes. It has a relaxed, family atmosphere; children 6 to 12 pay half price, and under-fives are free.
Is there a Buy 1 Get 1 offer at Riva Beach Club?
Yes. SupperClub members get Buy 1 Get 1 on the pool and beach day pass and Buy 1 Get 1 on the entire food menu for everyone in the booking.
Can I eat at Riva Beach Club?
Yes. The indoor restaurant serves seafood, Mediterranean dishes, desserts, and drinks.
Is the Riva offer valid on public holidays?
No. It excludes public holidays, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Eve.