No, Ain Dubai is not yet open but is expected to open October 2021.

How tall is Ain Dubai?

Ain Dubai is 250 meters/ 754 feet tall.

Where is the world's largest Ferris wheel?

The High Roller, in Las Vegas is 550 ft tall and is currently the world's tallest Ferris wheel in operation.

Where is Bluewaters Dubai?

Located across Dubai Marina, Bluewaters Island is a man-made island with residential complexes, retail stores leisure and entertainment, hotels and beach clubs and most importantly - Ain Dubai.

How many pods does the Dubai Eye have?

The Dubai Eye has 48 pods, each designed to fit 40 people comfortably.

How do you get to Blue Water Island?

The closest metro to Bluewaters Island is the Damac Metro Station which is a 9 min walk. You can also get down at the Dubai Marina Tram Station which is a 6 min walk away. Bluewaters Island is also expected to have its own monorail station.

Is the Dubai Wheel finished?

No, the Dubai Wheel is still under construction and is expected to open to the public coming October, 2021.

How can I go to Ain to Dubai?

Unfortunately, Butterfly Dubai does not have a cloakroom service because of which all guests are advised to carry light when arriving at the venue.

Where can I buy tickets for Ain Dubai?

Tickets for Ain Dubai can be purchased on Headout at the best prices on the internet.

Can you eat inside the Ain Dubai pods?

No, unless you've purchased tickets for the in-capsule dining, eating inside the pods are prohibited.

What are the prices of Ain Dubai tickets?

Since Ain Dubai tickets have not gone on sale, the prices are currently unknown.

Is Bluewaters Island worth a visit?

Yes! Bluewaters Island is yet another jewel in the crown of Dubai with a range of famous restaurants, shops, residences, and, of course, the world’s largest Ferris wheel. Madame Tussauds Dubai is also expected to open on Bluewaters Island.

How long is the Ain Dubai Ferris Wheel ride?

The ride is expected to be 45-50 minutes.

Lakshmi Menon, Author at Headout Blog

Lakshmi Menon

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Born to parents bit by the wander bug, Lakshmi calls her love for travel "hereditary and habitual". Perpetually ensconced with a book in her hand and a mug of coffee in the other, she has been to over 15 countries in her 23 years of existence and is currently saving miles and money for her solo trip to Iceland. Always hustling towards the least trodden path, she has encountered some wonderful people during her escapades and if you ever meet her, she won't stop gushing about them.