If you’re heading to Al Mamzar to cheer someone on at the Dubai T100, set your destination for the north side of the park. Spectators arriving by car can follow the spectator parking signs and collect a wristband at the vehicle ticket booth. The wristband gives you free entry to the venue. For a taxi or a lift, the organiser has designated a drop-off and pick-up point by the venue entrance.
The race guide gives this map pin for the spectator approach. Share it with whoever is driving. Athletes checking in their bikes use separate car parks, so the directions in a competitor’s arrival email may take you to a different entrance.
When to catch the racing
The Olympic-distance event starts at 6.45am on Saturday, 14 November. On Sunday, 15 November, the 100km field starts at 6.45am and the sprint begins at 10.45am. Those times are race starts. Allow time to park, pick up your wristband and get to your viewing spot.
If your group wants somewhere to meet between starts, the local triathlon clubs have a cheering area near the event village. There are also food trucks and music across the weekend. For a first visit, the parking map in the organiser’s 2026 guide is worth saving before you set out.
Lead photograph from the 2025 Dubai T100, supplied by the event press team.
