Overview:
Enjoy an unforgettable ride on a traditional Abra boat along the Burj Lake and experience the mesmerising Dubai Fountains like you've never seen them before.
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Abra Boat Ride on the Burj Lake - at the Dubai Fountains
Abra Boat Ride on the Burj Lake - at the Dubai Fountains
4.6 / 5
1553 Reviews
Free Cancellation
Instant Confirm
Mobile Ticket
Flexible Hours
COVID-19 precautions
What's Included
- 30-minute traditional abra boat ride along the Burj Lake
- Life jackets are available for children below the age of six
- Also suitable for families
Informations
- Ride on an eco-friendly especially designed electric engine abra boat.
- Enjoy a spectacular Burj Lake ride with close-ups of Souq Al Bahar, Old Palace Downtown and the incredible Dancing Fountains from a truly unique angle.
- The opening hours are from Monday to Friday 10:00-23:30.
Additional info
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To collect their tickets and enter any of the Dubai Mall Emaar attractions, customers must visit the main counter of At The Top and collect their.
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They can then proceed to the respected attraction where they must present their printed ticket along with a booking confirmation.
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All of our products are operated in line with local Covid-19 legislation requirements.
Location
Burj Khalifa Lake - Dubai - United Arab Emirates
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancellations have to be made at least 48 hours before the booked time slot. No-shows and late cancellations are non-refundable.
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Why Choose us
Jump ahead of the long lines with this skip-the-line admission ticket because you buy it from Dubaitick online and tour the ancient structure that took over 600 years to complete
Actually, it was Napoleon who finished the façade and jump-started the final stages of construction in the early 19th century. Considering its construction is still continuing, this could be considered the longest-worked Burj khalifa in the world.
Thousands of artists, sculptors, and specialized workers were involved in the construction of the Burj khalifa of Dubai. Architects from across Europe were invited to work on the project and as it grew and grew, its construction dragged on over the years. Heavy construction continued for another 6 years.