Dubai Frame tickets
The Dubai Frame is a giant picture frame with a glass-floored bridge at the top, looking over old Dubai on one side and the new city on the other.
Ticket options compared
What each kind of ticket lets you see, and how the options differ in price and cancellation terms.
| Option | What’s included | Good for | Book |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard entry | Entry to the galleries and the lift up to the Sky Deck with its glass floor. | A short visit at your own pace | Book now |
| Entry with hotel transfer | Entry sold together with a pickup and return to your hotel. | Visitors staying far from the metro | Book now |
| Combination ticket | The Frame together with another Dubai attraction or a city tour. | Seeing several sights in one day | Book now |
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About the Dubai Frame
The Frame opened in 2018 in Zabeel Park. It stands 150 metres high, and its two towers are joined at the top by a bridge.
The position was chosen for the contrast. From one side of the bridge you look over the older districts of Deira and Bur Dubai, and from the other the towers along Sheikh Zayed Road.
The visit starts with a gallery about the city’s past and ends with one that imagines its future, so the view from the top sits between the two.
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Opening hoursOpen daily from morning until evening. Check the hours for your date, as they change in Ramadan and on holidays.
How long to allowAbout an hour, a little more at busy times when there is a queue for the lift.
Where to enterThe entrance is at Zabeel Park, beside Gate 4. A taxi can drop you at the gate.
The glass floorA strip of the bridge floor is clear glass. You can walk around it if heights make you uneasy.
Nearby
Zabeel Park
A large green park around the Frame, with lawns, a lake and play areas.
Museum of the Future
The ring-shaped building on Sheikh Zayed Road, with timed-entry exhibitions.
Old Dubai and the souks
Al Fahidi quarter, an abra boat across the Creek and the gold and spice souks.
Burj Khalifa
The world’s tallest building, with observation decks, a short metro or taxi ride away.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the Dubai Frame worth visiting?
It is a short, inexpensive visit with a view you get nowhere else: the old city and the new one from the same spot.
Do I need to book ahead?
It is rarely necessary, but an online ticket saves queueing at the counter.
Is the glass floor safe?
Yes. It is built to carry visitors, and children walk on it happily. Anyone nervous can stay on the solid floor beside it.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes. The visit is short, and the glass floor is usually the highlight for children.