Dubai Frame Tickets
Dubai Frame tickets from AED 46 on ClickToGuide, below the official price of AED 50. Zabeel Park, Gate 4, Dubai. Open daily 8:00 AM–9:00 PM. Under 3 free
Zabeel Park, Dubai
Dubai Frame tickets
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- Under 3 free
Official ticket price
- Adult
- AED 50
- Child
- AED 20, 3–12
- Youngest
- Under 3 free
You save vs official
- Adult
- AED 4 (8%)
- Child
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- Youngest
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The Dubai Frame lists AED 50 for adults and AED 20 for children aged 3–12. Children under 3, and People of Determination with up to two companions, enter free. This checkout sells the adult ticket. You save AED 4 (8%) vs the official adult price of AED 50. Ticket prices, opening hours and free-entry rules checked on the official Dubai Frame site on 25 Oct 2026.
Hours
Open daily 8:00–21:00, including weekends and public holidays. Hours may change during Ramadan and on holidays. Arrive 10–15 minutes before your booked time. Last entry is 8:30 PM.
Getting there
Dubai Frame, Zabeel Park, Gate 4, Dubai. The nearest metro station is Max (Red Line), a 10–15 minute walk from Gate 4. Taxis can drop you at Gate 4.
This ticket
The Past gallery, the lift to the Sky Deck, the glass bridge and the Future gallery. Large bags and strollers go to the Gate 4 counter. Outside food and drinks are not allowed. Valid for the date and time you select; allow about 1 hour. Non-refundable: full charges apply for any cancellation or no-show.
Free entry
Children under 3 and People of Determination with up to two companions enter free. Companions collect their tickets at the counter.
Der Eintritt ist günstig, der Fußmarsch von der Haltestelel "Max" ist mehr als ein km in der knaller Sonne, das muss man in den Kauf nehmen. Es war interessant oben zu sein. Hat uns gut gefallen. Wir waren um 10 Uhr vormittags dort, es war noch null Schlange, als wir rauskamen, war schon eine extrem lange Schlange draußen.
Visiting the Dubai Frame was such a cool experience! I wasn’t totally sure what to expect, but it ended up being one of my favorite stops in the city. I From the moment you walk in, everything is beautifully organized. You start with a quick walk through the history of Dubai, then head up the elevator to the top for those amazing skyline views. The glass floor was a little scary at first (especially looking straight down!), but once you take that first step, it’s so worth it. You get one side showing the old Dubai and the other side showing the modern skyline it’s such a striking contrast and really shows how far the city has come. I went mid-morning, and it wasn’t too crowded, which made it easy to take photos and enjoy the views. The staff were friendly and helpful, and everything felt very clean and well-maintained. If you’re planning to visit, bring your camera and maybe go around sunset the views are absolutely beautiful when the city starts to light up. Definitely one of those “wow” moments
This was so much better than I expected when I booked it I didn’t realise you could actually go in the frame, I just thought it was a giant frame in a park! Obviously didn’t do my research properly. The queue to go to the top was quite big but seemed to go down quite fast. The lift had a window on one side so if you were lucky enough to stand on that side of the lift it was a great experience. You then go through a bit of a museum which shows a bit of the history and when you which the top there is a glass floor you can walk over. I didn’t dare at first but did manage it eventually. This glass see through floor can be avoided if you don’t want to walk on it. On one said here views from the frame were of the new built side of Dubai. With views of the big buildings and the Burj Khalifa. The other side were views of the old town including the flatter buildings. The sky was a bit hazy so the newer town wasn’t quite as clear as we had hoped but it was still a fantastic experience.
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- Start Time: 08:00
- Duration: 2 Hours approximately
Last updated October 26, 2026
Tour Overview
Rising 150 meters above Zabeel Park, the Dubai Frame is more than just a monument—it’s a powerful symbol of Dubai’s transformation. Designed as the world’s largest picture frame, it offers a unique opportunity to witness the city’s past, present, and future from a single vantage point.
From one side of the Sky Deck, you’ll see the historic neighborhoods of Bur Dubai and Deira. From the other side, the modern skyline of Downtown Dubai includes iconic landmarks like the Burj Khalifa. The contrast is striking and deeply symbolic of the city’s remarkable journey.
With your Dubai Frame tickets, you’re not just entering a structure—you’re stepping into a story that connects eras, cultures, and visions in one breathtaking experience.
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Important Information
Planning your visit to the Dubai Frame? Here are the key details you need to know for a smooth and enjoyable experience:
| Detail | Information |
| Opening Hours | Daily: 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Last Entry | Approx. 8:30 PM (subject to change on peak days or holidays) |
| Entry Gate | Gate 4, Zabeel Park |
| Arrival Time | Arrive 15–20 minutes early for security and scanning |
| ID Requirement | Valid ID or passport may be requested at entry |
| Dress Code | Modest attire is recommended as per local customs |
| Accessibility | Wheelchair accessible, with elevators and flat walkways |
| Photography | Personal photos allowed; tripods, drones, or commercial filming require prior approval |
| Food & Drinks | Outside food and drinks are not allowed. Café and refreshments available at the Sky Deck |
| Group Policy | General entry allowed, but Sky Deck flow is controlled to maintain comfort and safety. Max ~200 visitors at a time |
Prohibited Items Include:
- Sharp or dangerous objects
- Flammable or chemical substances
- Pets (except certified service animals)
- Large camera equipment or drones (unless pre-approved)
These policies help ensure a safe, comfortable, and respectful environment for all guests.
Attractions
Your Dubai Frame experience is structured as a seamless journey through time—starting with the city’s humble beginnings, rising to breathtaking views of the present, and ending with an immersive glimpse into its future.
1. The Past Gallery
Your visit begins at the Old Dubai Gallery on the ground level. Interactive exhibits, archive footage, and audio-visual displays take you through Dubai’s early days—from pearl diving and trading to its rise as a regional hub.
2. The Elevator Ride
Step inside the glass-walled elevator and ascend 48 stories in just 75 seconds. As you rise, panoramic city views unfold all around you.
3. The Sky Deck
At the top, you’ll step onto the Sky Deck—an observation platform offering 360-degree views of Dubai. One side frames Old Dubai (Deira, Bur Dubai), while the other reveals the futuristic skyline of Downtown Dubai.
4. The Glass Bridge
In the center of the Sky Deck, walk across a transparent glass floor that gives you a thrilling view directly down to Zabeel Park — a favorite moment for many visitors.
5. The Future Gallery
As you descend, enter the Future Dubai Gallery, where augmented reality and digital projections reveal the city's vision for the next 50 years — from vertical cities to AI-powered mobility and sustainability.
✨ What to Expect at the Dubai Frame
Expect more than just a view—expect a narrative. With your Dubai Frame tickets, you’ll experience:
- A multimedia timeline of Dubai’s transformation
- Awe-inspiring skyline views from the observation deck
- A glass bridge walk that gives you chills and thrills
- A futuristic showcase of innovation and urban vision
Whether you’re a tourist, resident, or returning explorer, this immersive, interactive experience is both inspiring and unforgettable.
What's included
Dubai Frame typically offers a general admission ticket, with occasional combo deals through third-party platforms.
🎫 Dubai Frame - General Admission Ticket Includes:
- Access to the Dubai Frame structure
- Elevator ride to the Sky Deck observation platform
- 360-degree panoramic views of Old and New Dubai
- Entry to the Past Gallery and Future Gallery
- Walk across the glass-floored bridge
- Free entry for:
- Children under 3 years
- People of Determination (plus 2 companions)
| Ticket Type | Price (AED) |
| Adults (13+ yrs) | 46 |
| Children (3–12 yrs) | 23 |
| Infants (under 3 yrs) | Free |
| People of Determination | Free (with 2 guests) |
How to use
- Check your email for the Dubai Frame digital ticket
- Proceed to Gate 4 at Zabeel Park
- Scan your QR code at the entrance turnstile (no physical exchange needed unless specified)
- Pass through security and enjoy your journey through the Frame
How to get there
The Dubai Frame is located inside Zabeel Park, Al Kifaf area, and is easily accessible by public transport, taxi, or car.
🚇 By Metro
- Take the Red Line and exit at Max Metro Station (formerly Al Jafiliya)
- It’s approximately a 10-minute walk to Zabeel Park Gate 4
🚌 By Bus
- Popular RTA bus routes that stop nearby include: F09, 21, 27, 29, C05, 93, X92
🚖 By Taxi or Car
- Taxis, Careem, and Uber can drop you directly at Gate 4
Paid parking is available near the entrance; some lots offer free 30-minute parking
Location
FAQ
Outside food and drinks are not allowed inside the Dubai Frame, but a café with refreshments is available at the Sky Deck level. For a full meal, plan to eat before or after your visit. Zabeel Park around the Frame is a good place for a walk.
Plan about 1–2 hours at the Dubai Frame: the Past gallery, the lift to the Sky Deck, time on the glass bridge and the Future gallery. Allow extra time at weekends, when it is busiest, or if you want to walk in Zabeel Park afterwards.
Dubai Frame tickets on ClickToGuide start at AED 46 for adults aged 13 and over (checked 24 Oct 2026). Official prices are AED 50 for adults and AED 20 for children aged 3–12. Children under 3, and People of Determination with two companions, enter free. Full charges apply for any cancellation or no-show.
The Dubai Frame is a 150 m tall, picture frame–shaped landmark in Zabeel Park that links old and new Dubai. From the Sky Deck at the top you see Deira and Bur Dubai on one side and the Downtown skyline on the other, and you can walk across a glass floor. Galleries cover the city's past and imagine its future.
Yes. With a ticket you go inside the Dubai Frame: walk through a gallery on Dubai's past, ride the lift to the Sky Deck at the top, cross the glass bridge and visit a gallery imagining the city's future. Large bags and strollers must be left at the Gate 4 counter.
The Dubai Frame is 150 metres tall. Its Sky Deck spans the top of the frame, with 360° views of Deira and Bur Dubai on one side and Downtown Dubai on the other, and a glass floor in the middle where you can look straight down.
The nearest Dubai Metro station to the Dubai Frame is Max (formerly Al Jafiliya) on the Red Line, about a 10–15-minute walk from Zabeel Park Gate 4, where the Frame entrance is. Taxis can drop you directly at Gate 4.
Yes, for most visitors. Going up the Dubai Frame gives you 360° views of old and new Dubai from the Sky Deck, a glass-floor walk and short galleries on the city's past and future, all in about 1–2 hours. It is a good first-trip stop and suits families, since children under 3 enter free.
No. The Dubai Frame is in Zabeel Park, but going inside and up to the Sky Deck needs a ticket. Entry is free for children under 3 and for People of Determination with up to two companions, who collect companion tickets at the counter. You can see and photograph the outside of the Frame from the park.
Book Dubai Frame tickets online in advance, especially for weekends; you receive an e-ticket with a barcode to show at the entrance. Tickets are also sold at the main park entrance, on the official website and in the Dubai Frame app. Tickets are valid only for the booked date.
The Dubai Frame is open every day from 8:00 to 21:00, including weekends and public holidays, according to its official website. Hours may change during Ramadan and on holidays. Arrive 10–15 minutes before your booked time, and book ahead for weekends, which are the busiest days.
Policies
Cancellation Policy
Full charges apply for any cancellation or no show
Child Policy
- Under 3 years will be considered as infants and entry will be free of cost.
- Between 3 to 12 years will be considered as child and child rate applies.
- 12 years and above will be considered as an adult and charged an adult rate.
Customer Reviews
Der Eintritt ist günstig, der Fußmarsch von der Haltestelel "Max" ist mehr als ein km in der knaller Sonne, das muss man in den Kauf nehmen. Es war interessant oben zu sein. Hat uns gut gefallen. Wir waren um 10 Uhr vormittags dort, es war noch null Schlange, als wir rauskamen, war schon eine extrem lange Schlange draußen.
Visiting the Dubai Frame was such a cool experience! I wasn’t totally sure what to expect, but it ended up being one of my favorite stops in the city. I From the moment you walk in, everything is beautifully organized. You start with a quick walk through the history of Dubai, then head up the elevator to the top for those amazing skyline views. The glass floor was a little scary at first (especially looking straight down!), but once you take that first step, it’s so worth it. You get one side showing the old Dubai and the other side showing the modern skyline it’s such a striking contrast and really shows how far the city has come. I went mid-morning, and it wasn’t too crowded, which made it easy to take photos and enjoy the views. The staff were friendly and helpful, and everything felt very clean and well-maintained. If you’re planning to visit, bring your camera and maybe go around sunset the views are absolutely beautiful when the city starts to light up. Definitely one of those “wow” moments
This was so much better than I expected when I booked it I didn’t realise you could actually go in the frame, I just thought it was a giant frame in a park! Obviously didn’t do my research properly. The queue to go to the top was quite big but seemed to go down quite fast. The lift had a window on one side so if you were lucky enough to stand on that side of the lift it was a great experience. You then go through a bit of a museum which shows a bit of the history and when you which the top there is a glass floor you can walk over. I didn’t dare at first but did manage it eventually. This glass see through floor can be avoided if you don’t want to walk on it. On one said here views from the frame were of the new built side of Dubai. With views of the big buildings and the Burj Khalifa. The other side were views of the old town including the flatter buildings. The sky was a bit hazy so the newer town wasn’t quite as clear as we had hoped but it was still a fantastic experience.
Для галочки интересное место, стоит того. Посмотреть на виды на старый и новый город, проехать на панорамным лифте и пройти по прозрачном стеклу на огромной высоте)
A must go to place in Dubai, the experience in itself is wow, they have a super fast lift, wherein you can go up and have a view of Dubai, one side you can see old Dubai and another the new Dubai, through the fame, the wait time is too long approx 60min...
Dubai frame is an architectural brilliance which is in the form of a photo frame. The speciality of this frame is on one side, you see old Dubai and on the other side, is the modern Dubai. There is a museum as you enter and an observatory deck at the 40th floor which can be reached through an elevator in just 75 seconds. Enjoy the views.
Dubai frame is amazing place to visit. At the bridge you can explore the views of old Dubai and new Duabi. Amazing experience to walk on the glass floor. Best experience i ever had.
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