Dubai Frame Entry Ticket

Welcome to the Dubai Frame — A Window to the City's Past, Present & Future

Standing 150 metres tall and 93 metres wide in the heart of Zabeel Park, the Dubai Frame is one of the most iconic landmarks in the UAE. Designed as a literal frame around the city, it offers a breathtaking dual perspective — historic Old Dubai on one side, the glittering modern skyline on the other. A seamless blend of architecture, culture, and storytelling, the Dubai Frame is an unmissable experience for every visitor.

What's Included

• Entry to the Past, Present, and Future Galleries
• Elevator ride to the top observation deck
• Access to the glass-floor Skywalk bridge at 150 metres
• 360-degree panoramic views of Old and New Dubai
• Interactive multimedia exhibits throughout

Experience Highlights

• 🖼️ Dual Panoramic Views — Old Dubai (Deira, Karama, Dubai Creek) on one side; Burj Khalifa and Sheikh Zayed Road on the other
• 🔭 Glass Skywalk — walk across a transparent floor 150 metres above the ground for a thrilling bird’s-eye view
• 🏛️ Past Gallery — immersive multimedia journey through Dubai’s transformation from a fishing village to a global metropolis
• 🏙️ Present Gallery — live views from the top with interactive screens highlighting key city landmarks
• 🚀 Future Gallery — visionary displays of Dubai’s upcoming innovations in architecture, infrastructure, and sustainability
• ✨ Gold-Clad Architecture — gold-coloured stainless steel exterior inspired by a picture frame, set within the lush greenery of Zabeel Park

Experience Details

• Opening Hours: Daily, 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM (hours may vary during Ramadan and public holidays)
• Location: Zabeel Park, Dubai — between Old Dubai and Downtown, easily accessible from most parts of the city
• Height: 150 metres | Width: 93 metres
• Suitable For: Families, couples, solo travellers, photography enthusiasts

Best Time to Visit

Visit around sunset for the most spectacular experience — golden light reflects off the towers as the city transitions from day to night, beautifully illuminating both the historic and modern sides of Dubai. For a more relaxed visit with fewer crowds, opt for a weekday morning or afternoon, as weekends (Friday and Saturday) tend to draw larger evening crowds.