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Are you ready to visit Dubai’s latest tourist attraction?
8 November 2017
| Last updated on 14 January 2020
Still remember the Dubai Frame? Everything seems to be on track for its opening this year. Ticket prices have finally been announced to seal the deal although we are still waiting for an opening date.
With most of the tourist attractions being quite expensive in Dubai, we were pleasantly surprised when we found out that tickets are really affordable. (Prepare yourself to see the Dubai Frame even more than the Burj Khalifa when your relatives and friends come to visit.)
SEE ALSO: Dubai Frame To Open Before The End Of The Year
Entry tickets to the Dubai Frame is Dh50 per adult and Dh 30 per child. Children under three years of age and people of determination can enter free of charge.
Hussain Lootah, director general of Dubai Municipality, told Khaleej Times "We aim to offer the tickets at an affordable rate for residents and visitors to make the experience accessible to everyone."
Tickets to both the Dubai Frame and Dubai Safari Park are available from mobile apps or from their website with no paper tickets available for the Dubai Frame.
SEE ALSO: Dubai Safari Opening Dates and Ticket Prices Announced
The structure that is located in Za’abeel Park is 150m high and 93m wide with a 360 degree view of Dubai. There is a museum of how Dubai developed over the years on the ground floor of the Dubai Frame and it takes approximately 1 minute to reach the top with the elevator.
If you are afraid of heights, you might want to give this one a skip… There is a glass bridge at the top of the Dubai Frame to add to the spectacular view!
