Dubai Frame Tours and Tickets
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Dubai Frame
The Dubai Frame was designed to follow the golden ratio and is a must-see for fans of architecture and design.
If you’re afraid of heights or prone to vertigo, you might find the glass floor at the Dubai Frame disconcerting or dizzying.
Large bags and strollers are prohibited on the deck, but you can store them at the Gate 4 counter.
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Standard Dubai Frame tickets cost 50 AED for adults and 20 AED for children between the ages of 3 and 12; children under 3 years old visit for free. Visitors with disabilities (and two companions) can receive free entry with a valid People of Determination Card. VIP tickets are also available, and all tickets are subject to a 5% VAT fee.
The Dubai Frame is literally just that—a massive structure standing 492 feet (150 meters) tall and 312 feet (95 meters) wide that’s designed to resemble a giant picture frame, albeit one complete with a 48th-floor observation deck. This architectural marvel showcases Dubai's transformation, with one side framing the historic old Dubai and the other showcasing the modern skyline, symbolically connecting the city's past, present, and future.
The Dubai Frame offers a complete journey through Dubai's evolution with three main experiences: the Past Dubai Gallery with multimedia exhibitions about Dubai's history, the Sky Deck with panoramic views of both old and new Dubai from up high in the sky, and the Future Dubai Gallery, which features augmented reality displays showing Dubai 50 years from now through an immersive swirl tunnel.
The Glass Bridge experience at the Dubai Frame is a transparent observation deck that stretches across the span between the two sides of the frame. The smart glass floor initially appears frosted but turns transparent when stepped on, offering the aesthetic of walking on air, with unobstructed views of the city below. Definitely skip this one if you’re afraid of heights.
The best time of year to visit the Dubai Frame is during the cooler months, typically from October to April, when the weather is more pleasant for outdoor activities. The Frame is open from 8am to 9pm daily. For spectacular views, many visitors recommend late afternoon or sunset timing to capture both daytime views and the illuminated city skyline as day transitions to night.