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Choose between a single day pass, or a three-day pass
28 April 2019
| Last updated on 5 August 2019
There'll be different options available - including free entry for children under 5 and seniors aged 65 and over...
The ticket prices for next year's highly anticipated Expo 2020 Dubai have been confirmed, and we're pleased to see that they're entirely affordable for all to enjoy the six-month global event.
Organisers announced on Saturday that there will be two options for individuals who wish to visit Expo 2020; giving them access to enjoy and experience cultural highlights, entertainment, and innovation throughout the event.
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Ticket options include a single day pass or a three-day pass; the former will be priced at AED 120 (US $33), whilst the three-day price will cost AED 260 (US $71). Holders of a three-day pass will be able to use their ticket on any three days during the 173 days of the Expo.
That's not all - children aged five years and under, as well as seniors aged 65 and over will gain free access. Plus, youth aged six to 17 and students of any age will receive a 50% discount. People of determination will also be granted complimentary access, with their carers entering for half price.
How much will Expo 2020 Dubai tickets cost?
Here's a round-up for you:
- Adult 1 day pass: AED 120
- Adult 3 day pass: AED 260
- 1 day pass for 6 - 17 year olds: AED 60
- 3 day pass for 6 - 17 year olds: AED 130
- Children below 5 years old: Free entry
- Seniors afed 65 and above: Free entry
- People of determination: Free entry
- Carers for people of determination 1 day pass: AED 60
- Carers for people of determination 3 day pass: AED 130
The Expo School Programme will also offer "specially-curated journeys" for school students of all ages to encourage excitement, and educate them on the Expo sub-themes; opportunity, mobility, and sustainability.
Commenting on the announcement, Sanjive Khosla, Deputy Chief of Sales and Marketing at Expo 2020 Dubai, said, "With less than 550 days to go before the biggest event ever to be held in the Arab region, excitement is building fast.
"We aim to be a World Expo that is accessible to all and believe the ticket prices and concessions will help us achieve that ambition.
"We can’t wait to welcome millions of visitors from around the globe, as we make every effort to ensure that our welcome is warm and reflective of the rich Arabic tradition of hospitality."
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With three thematic districts – which explore Expo’s subthemes of Opportunity, Mobility and Sustainability and include the 192 Country Pavilions – one visit will not be enough to see, hear and taste all that Expo 2020 has to offer.
In fact, Expo 2020 Dubai expects to attract over 25 million visitors to explore its theme of "Connecting Minds, Creating the Future" during the six-month event.
Expo 2020 Dubai tickets for international visitors
More than 70 percent of visitors to Expo 2020 Dubai is projected to come outside of the UAE - the largest proportion of international visitors in the 168-year history of World Expos.
Single day and three-day tickets will be offered to international travellers in bundled packages to be sold by authorised ticket resellers, contracted with Expo 2020. These tickets will go on sale to the general public in April 2020, although visitors will be able to buy monthly and season passes from late 2019.
