Dubai Frame
- Family with kids
- Couples
- City
- Landmark Entry
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- Duration
- 2h
- Starting from
- Dubai
Book this experience
AED 51 / per person
Package type
Dubai Frame Admission Only
AED 51 / per person
Discover the emirate’s rich past with its magnificent present.
Important information
- Bring a valid photo ID or passport, required for entry at Dubai Frame.
- Transfer pickup timings and coverage areas can vary; if your hotel is outside central Dubai, confirm pickup arrangements with our team when booking.
- Animals, pets, toys and sharp tools are not allowed inside Dubai Frame.
- Food and beverages are not permitted inside the attraction.
- Wear respectful attire for your visit.
- Avoid touching items displayed in the galleries.
- Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
- Children under 3 and people of determination, along with two companions, get free entry to Dubai Frame.
More information
Inclusions
Admission ticket to Dubai Frame
Access to the Dubai Past Gallery
Sky Deck access with 360-degree views of old and new Dubai
Glass walkway on the Sky Deck
Access to the Dubai Future Gallery
Roundtrip transfer (if option selected)
How to Redeem
Check your email and download your ticket after booking.
Present it at the venue or turnstile for scanning.
Once scanned, you can enter Dubai Frame.
Highlights
- See the world's largest picture-frame-shaped structure up close, a Guinness World Record holder in Zabeel Park.
- Walk the glass bridge on the Sky Deck for 360-degree views of Dubai from about 150 metres up.
- Compare old and new Dubai side by side from a single vantage point on the Sky Deck.
- Explore the Dubai Past Gallery's multimedia exhibits on the city's transformation from fishing village to metropolis.
- See a preview of Dubai's imagined future at the Dubai Future Gallery.
What’s included
- Dubai Frame is a 150-metre-tall structure in Zabeel Park shaped like a giant picture frame, with two towers connected at the top by a glass-floored Sky Deck.
- It holds the Guinness World Record for the largest building built in the shape of a picture frame, and it looks out over both the old and new districts of the city.
- The visit starts at ground level in the Dubai Past Gallery, where multimedia displays and exhibits trace the city's growth from a small fishing village into its present-day skyline. A glass elevator then carries you up to the Sky Deck in about 75 seconds, where floor-to-ceiling views open out on both sides, modern Dubai on one side and the older neighbourhoods of Karama, Bur Dubai, Deira and Umm Hurair on the other.
- A glass walkway across the deck gives you a clear view down to the ground below, and interactive projectors let you draw or write something that then appears on a nearby screen. On the way down, the Dubai Future Gallery closes the visit with a look at how planners imagine Dubai fifty years from now.
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