Sky View Observatory and Museum of the Future Combo Ticket

The Sky Views Observatory and Museum of the Future combo ticket is a convenient combination of two must-see attractions in Dubai.

This combo ticket allows visitors to access Dubai’s Sky Views Observatory and the recently opened Future Museum.

The Sky View Observatory is located on the 52nd and 53rd floors of the iconic ship-shaped Address Sky Views Hotel.

With this ticket, you will be given fast-track entry into the observatory and allowed to walk on the glass floor for 30 minutes.

In addition, you will be allowed a one-time ride down the glass sky slide. Each additional turn will cost you AED 25 ($6).

After admiring the views from the Burj Khalifa and riding the thrilling glass slide, you will be transported to the cutting-edge world of tomorrow, known as the Museum of the Future.

Opened in February 2022, the Future Museum quickly rose to fame, attracting over one million visitors in its first year.

With this ticket, you get to enter the five futuristic chapters that let you reimagine the world of the year 2071.

Admission to the Observatory may be rescheduled up to 72 hours in advance; however, MOTF admission is non-refundable.

With this ticket, you will get:

• Access to Sky Views Observatory deck
• Access to the Sky Walk (30 minutes)
• 1 ride down the Glass Slide
• Museum of the Future entry

Sky Views Dubai and MOTF Ticket Prices

The Sky Views Observatory and Museum of the Future combo ticket costs AED 80 ($57) per participant.

Visitor’s Age	Ticket Price
Adult ticket	AED 80 ($57)

How to Reach MOTF and Sky Views Dubai

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Here are some things you should remember before buying the Sky Views admission ticket:

1. Each ticket includes one ride on the Sky Glass Slide; an additional slide is available for AED 25.
2. Minors under the age of 18 must have their parent(s) present to provide consent.
3. Visitors with disabilities or pre-existing health conditions should notify staff before the experience.
4. Skirts, loose clothing, sandals, and flip-flops are all prohibited.

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