Orange Hub Umm Al Quwain is an indoor family entertainment centre inside Mall of UAQ on Al Shuwaib Road, Green Belt, Umm Al Quwain. Run by the Ideacrate group (also behind Orange Wheels), it brings rides, more than 100 arcade, redemption, VR and video games, the Mega Play soft play zone and Zero Gravity trampolines together under one roof, with fun for toddlers, kids, teens and parents. There is no general entry fee; you pay as you play with a rechargeable game card, single games start from around AED 12 to AED 30, and the centre opens daily from 10 AM or 12 PM until 10 PM or midnight depending on the day.
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Key Takeaways
- Orange Hub Umm Al Quwain is inside Mall of UAQ, Al Shuwaib Road, Green Belt, with plenty of parking at the mall.
- There is no entry ticket. You load credit on a game card and each ride or game is charged separately.
- Games cost about AED 16 to AED 30 each, kiddie rides start at AED 12, and soft play or trampolines are AED 60.
- Recharge packages from AED 200 add bonus credits, and High 5 Tuesday brings rides and games down to AED 5.
- Tuesday, Friday and Saturday are the late nights, with the centre open until midnight.
- Pair your visit with the Umm Al Quwain mangroves, beaches, museum or a water park day for a full weekend trip.
Where Is Orange Hub Umm Al Quwain
Orange Hub is located inside Mall of UAQ, Al Shuwaib Road, Green Belt, Umm Al Quwain, United Arab Emirates. The mall is anchored by LuLu Hypermarket and also has Star Cinemas, a food court and cafes, so it is easy to turn a game session into a full family outing.
The mall is on Al Shuwaib Road (E55) and is easy to reach from Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road (E311) or Emirates Road (E611). The drive from central Dubai usually takes around 45 to 60 minutes, from Sharjah about 30 to 40 minutes and from Ajman about 20 to 30 minutes, depending on traffic. If you are visiting the UAE or prefer not to drive, contact White Sky for flights, hotels and airport transfer services to Umm Al Quwain.
Pro Tip: Weekend evenings are the busiest time at the mall, so plan to arrive early on Fridays and Saturdays to find parking close to the entrance.
Orange Hub Umm Al Quwain Timings
According to the official Orange Hub Umm Al Quwain page, the centre keeps these opening hours:
| Day | Opening Hours |
|---|---|
| Sunday | 10 AM to 10 PM |
| Monday | 12 PM to 10 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM to 12 AM |
| Wednesday and Thursday | 12 PM to 10 PM |
| Friday and Saturday | 10 AM to 12 AM |
Weekday afternoons are usually the calmest time to visit, while Friday and Saturday evenings and school holidays draw the biggest crowds. Timings may change during Ramadan, Eid and public holidays.
Orange Hub Umm Al Quwain Game Prices
Orange Hub works on a pay as you play system. You buy a rechargeable game card (a small card fee of around AED 5 may apply), load credit on it and tap the card at each game or ride. Here are the current game play prices:
| Attraction | Price |
|---|---|
| Redemption games | AED 16 |
| Video games | AED 16 |
| Novelty games | AED 20 |
| Skill games | AED 30 |
| Kiddie rides | From AED 12 |
| Mega Play (soft play) | AED 60 for unlimited time |
| Space Bounce | AED 60 for two hours, extra time charged separately |
| Zero Gravity (trampoline) | AED 60 for 30 minutes |
Recharge Packages and Bonus Credits
Bigger recharges give you bonus credits, and some packages add redemption tickets and soft play entries:
| Recharge | Bonus Credits | Extras |
|---|---|---|
| AED 200 | 50 | None |
| AED 250 | 100 | 250 redemption tickets |
| AED 500 | 300 | 500 redemption tickets and 5 soft play entries |
| AED 750 | 550 | 1,000 redemption tickets and 7 soft play entries |
| AED 1,000 | 1,000 | 5 soft play entries |
Prices and packages may change and T&C apply. Food and drinks are not included in game credit.
Rides, Games and Attractions Inside
The centre is fully indoors and air conditioned, so it is a great plan for hot summer days or a rainy afternoon. Inside you will find:
- Rides: Convoy Rides, Mini Flights and Mini Quads, plus kiddie rides for little ones (some rides have height limits).
- Mega Play: a large soft play zone for toddlers and young children.
- Zero Gravity and Space Bounce: trampoline and bouncing zones for active kids.
- Arcade and redemption games: ticket games where kids collect points and swap them for prizes.
- VR and video games: racing, shooting and reflex games for older kids, teens and adults.
- Novelty games and Orange Lounge: quirky challenges and a hangout space for groups and teens.
Safety note: Keep an eye on younger children near busy rides and loud machines, and check ride height limits with staff before loading credit for them.
Offers, Birthday Parties and Membership
Orange Hub runs regular promotions. The best known is High 5 Tuesday, when rides and games drop to AED 5 each, which makes Tuesday the best value day to visit. There are also teacher discounts on play credits and soft play memberships, a membership programme with member benefits, school trip packages and birthday party packages for kids. Offers change from time to time, so check what is running when you visit.
Tips for Your Visit
- Bring socks for every child using Mega Play, Space Bounce or the trampolines.
- Wear comfortable clothes and shoes that are easy to move in.
- Set a game card budget before you start, as credits go quickly on skill and VR games.
- Visit on Tuesday for High 5 deals, or on weekday afternoons for shorter queues.
- Carry a light jacket, since the mall air conditioning can be strong.
Food and Dining at Mall of UAQ
You do not need to leave the mall to eat. Mall of UAQ has a food court, cafes and fast food outlets, and LuLu Hypermarket is handy for snacks, water and drinks for the kids. Popular Saudi chicken chain Albaik has also opened its first Umm Al Quwain branch at the mall, with dine in seating and a drive thru. For a relaxed sit down meal by the sea after your visit, the beach resorts on the Umm Al Quwain coast, such as Vida Beach Resort Umm Al Quwain with its Origins restaurant, are a short drive away.
Places to Visit Near Orange Hub Umm Al Quwain
Umm Al Quwain is a quiet, nature rich emirate, so it is easy to add a few stops to your day. For more ideas, see our guide to things to do in Umm Al Quwain.
- Umm Al Quwain Museum: housed in the historic Al Ali Fort built in 1768, the Umm Al Quwain Museum shows the emirate’s pearling, fishing and archaeology heritage.
- Mangroves and kayaking: paddle through calm lagoons at Mangrove Beach Umm Al Quwain, one of the best nature spots in the northern emirates.
- Al Sinniyah Island: a protected island famous for its birdlife, including a large Socotra cormorant colony. Read more about Al Sinniyah Island.
- Beaches and corniche: relax at the beaches in Umm Al Quwain or take an evening walk on the Umm Al Quwain New Corniche.
- Wildlife: kids who love animals will enjoy The Zoo Wild Life Park Umm Al Quwain.
- Dreamland Aqua Park: one of the oldest water parks in the UAE, on the coast road towards Ras Al Khaimah, and a fun full day out in the cooler months.
- Watersports: try kitesurfing lessons at Kitesurf Beach Center.
Other names worth knowing for your trip include Star Cinemas inside Mall of UAQ, the landed cargo plane at UAQ Aeroclub, Ed Dur archaeological site, Falaj Al Mualla and Khor Al Beidah. If you love family entertainment centres, Orange Hub also runs several branches in Abu Dhabi.
Where to Stay in Umm Al Quwain
Make it a weekend escape by staying near the beach. Popular options on the Umm Al Quwain coast include Barracuda Beach Resort in Umm Al Quwain, Palma Beach Resort and Spa Umm Al Quwain, Vida Beach Resort Umm Al Quwain and Flamingo Beach Resort. These are listed for information so you can compare locations and facilities.
Plan Your Umm Al Quwain Trip with White Sky
This article is a guide to help you plan your visit. Orange Hub is a pay as you play centre, so game credit is bought directly at the venue when you arrive. White Sky Travel and Tourism can help with the rest of your trip, including flights to the UAE, hotel stays and airport transfers to Umm Al Quwain. You can spread the cost with Tabby, Tamara or travel services in installments with a credit card using UAE bank cards for up to 12 months. Contact White Sky on WhatsApp at +971 4 220 2133 for flights, hotels and transfers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Orange Hub Umm Al Quwain located?
Orange Hub Umm Al Quwain is inside Mall of UAQ, Al Shuwaib Road, Green Belt, Umm Al Quwain, United Arab Emirates. There is plenty of parking at the mall.
What are the Orange Hub Umm Al Quwain timings?
Orange Hub opens Sunday 10 AM to 10 PM, Monday 12 PM to 10 PM, Tuesday 10 AM to midnight, Wednesday and Thursday 12 PM to 10 PM, and Friday and Saturday 10 AM to midnight. Timings may change on public holidays.
Is there an entry fee at Orange Hub Umm Al Quwain?
There is no general entry ticket. You load credit on a rechargeable game card and pay per ride or game. Games cost about AED 16 to AED 30, kiddie rides start at AED 12, and soft play or the trampoline zone costs AED 60. Prices may change and T&C apply.
Is Orange Hub suitable for toddlers?
Yes. Mega Play is a soft play area for toddlers and young children, and there are kiddie rides for little ones. Socks are needed in play zones and children should be supervised.
What is High 5 Tuesday at Orange Hub?
High 5 Tuesday is a weekly promotion where rides and games cost AED 5 each, making Tuesday the best value day to visit. Offers can change, so check what is running before you go.
Can I celebrate a birthday at Orange Hub Umm Al Quwain?
Yes. Orange Hub offers birthday party packages for kids, as well as school trip packages and a membership programme with extra benefits.
Are there restaurants near Orange Hub?
Yes. Mall of UAQ has a food court, cafes and fast food outlets plus LuLu Hypermarket, and beach resorts on the Umm Al Quwain coast offer sit down dining a short drive away.
How far is Orange Hub Umm Al Quwain from Dubai?
The drive from central Dubai to Mall of UAQ usually takes around 45 to 60 minutes via Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road or Emirates Road, depending on traffic.
What else can I do near Orange Hub Umm Al Quwain?
Nearby you can visit the Umm Al Quwain Museum, kayak in the mangroves, relax on the beaches and corniche, see wildlife at The Zoo Wild Life Park or spend a day at Dreamland Aqua Park.
Can I book Orange Hub Umm Al Quwain through White Sky?
No. White Sky does not sell Orange Hub game credit or packages. Orange Hub works on a pay as you play card that you load at the venue. You can contact White Sky on WhatsApp for flights, hotels and transfers to Umm Al Quwain.
Conclusion
Orange Hub Umm Al Quwain is one of the easiest indoor days out in the northern emirates. With rides, soft play, trampolines and more than 100 games inside Mall of UAQ, flexible pay as you play pricing and great value Tuesday deals, it suits toddlers, teens and parents alike. Pair it with the mangroves, beaches, museum or a beach resort stay and you have a full family weekend in Umm Al Quwain. For flights, hotels and transfers, contact White Sky Travel and Tourism on WhatsApp at +971 4 220 2133 and pay in easy installments with Tabby, Tamara or UAE credit cards.
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