Your skip-the-line tickets for Dubai's must-sees.
Booking your tickets in advance saves time at the ticket desks and lets you choose your slot. Here are our attractions, with what sets them apart and how to combine them in a single stay.
The Burj Khalifa can be visited on levels 124 and 125, or up to level 148 to reach the highest outdoor observatory in the world. The View at The Palm offers a panorama of Palm Jumeirah from the 52nd floor of the Palm Tower, with a Sunset option. The Sky Views Observatory, at the Address Sky View, features a glass bridge suspended at 220 metres. The Dubai Frame rises 150 metres, with a glass floor and two views of the city.
Illusion City brings together more than 80 interactive installations, ideal for families or in strong heat. The Museum of the Future is currently under renovation and its bookings are suspended: check the page for the current situation before planning your visit.
The Burj Khalifa + Aquarium ticket combines levels 124 and 125 with the Dubai Mall Aquarium and Underwater Zoo, on the same site, which simplifies the day.
Burj Khalifa: levels 124-125 or 148?
Levels 124 and 125 are enough for a great 360° view. Level 148 adds a higher outdoor observatory, for a more complete experience. Our guide Burj Khalifa: levels 124-125 or 148 helps you choose.
How do I plan several visits?
Group attractions by district: the Burj Khalifa and the aquarium are in the same complex, while the Palm and the Frame require travel. Our article what to do in Dubai in 3 days offers a plan.
Should we expect any closures?
Some attractions may close for works or renovation. Check our update on closures and works before booking.