Overview:
Enjoy the spectacular panoramic views from the top of Dubai Frame which is the UAE’s latest cultural landmark and is serving as a metaphorical bridge connecting the emirate’s rich past with its magnificent present.
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Dubai Frame - Entrance Ticket
Dubai Frame - Entrance Ticket
4.4 / 5
1100 Reviews
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Flexible Hours
COVID-19 precautions
What's Included
- General Admission to Dubai Frame
- Also suitable for families
- Visitor parking is available free-of-charge
- Museum visit on the lower level
- Entry is free for children under three, and People of Determination
Informations
- Dubai Frame is located in Zabeel Park
- This monumental building celebrates the story of Dubai from its early establishment to its ambitious plans for future development
- It is positioned in a way that the modern landmarks of Dubai can be seen on one side, while the older parts of the city can be seen from the other side
- You can enjoy the breathtaking view from almost 150 metres high
- There is a museum on the lower level which presents the history of the city, and a video exhibit which predicts the city's future
Additional info
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Please present your voucher at the entrance and skip the line.
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Visitors can easily access Dubai Frame from Gate 4 from Sheikh Rashid Road. The closest metro station is Al Jafiliya on Dubai Metro Red Line.
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All of our products are operated in line with local Covid-19 legislation requirements.
Location
Zabeel Park, Dubai
Cancellation Policy
These tickets cannot be cancelled. However the tickets can be used until 14th September 2023 from booking date.
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Why Choose us
Families appreciate the budget-friendly aspect of free entry for toddlers under three.
Dubai Frame's integration into Zabeel Park is a testament to the city's commitment to sustainability and creating attractions that seamlessly coexist with nature, providing a positive impact on the urban landscape.
My experience with the Dubai Frame entrance ticket was just okay. The view from 150 meters high was satisfactory, but the museum on the lower level felt like a surface-level exploration of Dubai's past.