Landmarks in Dubai

Enjoyed every bit. Amazing views. I still had to wait in a queue for the physical ticket though. But so worth it/ I love it

I was able to book and receive my ticket in real time. I purchased on my drive to Abu Dhabi and didn't even check again as I knew my tickets would be in my app when I get there. The Museum was a great choice, it looks unappealing outside and the pictures I usually see online were just dinosaurs bones, I thought it was just for children. But it was for everyone, well curated pieces and documented to teach about civilization, evolving into the future. I loved the area dealing with climate change and the artwork, images and technology used throughout. Yes there were lab rooms and challenges at every stage to engage the youth and give a hands on experience for them. Great for adults too.

I can't believe that i saw the trex skeleton 67 million years old, and those meteorites 4.5 billion years , it was definitely worth the entry. Thank you AUH Goverment.

It was an expected visit with my family and my friend's family. We have booked the tickets through Headout within our budget price. Thank you

Burj khalifa is very beautiful, but the aquarium is a simple corridor, is beautiful too but the Atlantis aquarium is more complete. I would consider only Burj Khalifa and in the correct time, since in the sunset gets crowded. We got to see a little bit of the sunset going 5pm so we didn't get almost any lines. If you really want to go to the aquarium it's ok, but not 5 stars. The access to Burj Khalifa is easy too if you already know it's inside the mall, but our uber tried to get by the residences and guests entrance, make sure to mark Dubai mall.

Had great time with my daughter every unit is unique with super experience 😀 will definitely visit once again 😀

It was a very pleasant and quiet interactive expirience which me and my family of five enjoyed very much! Thanks to Headout i booked tickets with discount and increated a memorable experience for my family!!!!!!!!

The Museum of the Future: The exterior architecture is incredible. Inside, it’s less of a traditional museum focused on history and more of an interactive immersion into science fiction (space station sets, futuristic visions, design). It’s very conceptual and visual. The Dubai Frame: The concept is incredibly well-executed. From a height of 150 meters on a glass-bottomed walkway, you get the perfect contrast: old Dubai on one side and modern skyscrapers on the other.