Dubai Frame Entrance Ticket

Highlights

• Dubai Frame measures 150 Dubai meters high and 93 meters wide
• Over 9,900 cubic meters of reinforced concrete, 2,000 tons of steel and 2,900 square meters of laminated glass were used in its construction
• More than 15,000 square meters of gold-colored stainless steel covers Dubai Frame, which incorporates a ring design inspired by the Expo 2020 Dubai logo
• Dubai Frame’s rectangular design was inspired by the ‘golden ratio’ of 1.618, which many architects and artists believe forms an ideal structural balanceThe elevator to the Sky bridge carries visitors 48 floors in 55 seconds

Overview

The visitor journey at Dubai Frame comprises three distinct experiences designed to represent the past, present, and future of Dubai.

Following a brief exhibition on the construction of the monument, guests are welcomed to the ‘Old Gallery,’ a multimedia exhibition charting the city’s rapid transformation from a center for trading and fishing to a thriving modern metropolis, with fascinating insights on Emirati heritage. 3D projections and special effects all contribute to the multi-sensory experience, which brings the sights, sounds and smells of ‘Old Dubai’ to life.

A high-speed elevator ride then carries visitors to the Sky bridge level, a 150-meter-high viewing platform with breathtaking 360° views of the city. The historical districts of Old Dubai, including landmark areas such as Deira, Umm Hurair, and Karama are visible to the North, while the gleaming skyscrapers, which characterize the Downtown area of New Dubai can be seen to the South. The spacious viewing gallery incorporates innovative features such as augmented reality screens, which allow visitors to easily identify the city’s various buildings and landmarks. A 25-square-meter transparent walkway that runs along the center of the Sky bridge level completes the experience with a dramatic glimpse of the ground directly beneath the Frame.

After going back down the elevator on the other side to the Mezzanine level, visitors are treated to a cutting-edge presentation at the ‘Future Gallery’, where interactive projections and virtual reality technology offer an exciting glimpse into the evolution of the city 50 years from now.