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One of the most well-known tourist places in Dubai is the Burj Khalifa. The view from the 124th floor is simply spectacular, and the world’s tallest building is sure to capture your imagination.
Burj Khalifa
Burj Khalifa is an enormous wonder of some brilliant architecture and the finest works that makes Dubai glisten in all its extravagant glory. Regarded as the tallest building in the world, Burj Khalifa has more to offer than what meets an eye. It is situated in Downtown Dubai and was inaugurated circa 2010. It soars 828 meters (2,717 ft.) into the sky and as a matter of fact, it takes only a minute to reach the highest point of Burj Khalifa that is its 148th floor which is accessible to public, credit goes to the longest single running elevator that covers 10 meters per second!
Price
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How much does it cost to enter Burj Khalifa? |
Children (below 12 years): INR 3222.25 Adults: INR 3980.42 (top level – 125th floor) INR 9951.06 (top sky level – 148th floor) |
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Is there an age restriction to enter Burj Khalifa? |
No |
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How long is the ticket of Burj Khalifa valid for? Can I enter/exit multiple times?
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You can stay as long as you want within a reasonable time frame and you need to buy another entry ticket once the lift brings you down. |
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How long can I stay on the top floor at Burj Khalifa with one ticket? |
One hour |
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What are the opening/closing hours of the Burj Khalifa? |
9 AM to 11 PM, seven days a week. Last entry is 45 minutes before closing time. |
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How much in advance do I need to book my tickets for Burj Khalifa? |
One to two days in advance |
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Is there a limit on the number of people to be booked for Burj Khalifa? |
No |
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Is it recommended to book Burj Khalifa tickets at the counter? |
You can buy your tickets from the counter. However, book them online well in advance to avail discounts. |
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On what occasions is the Burj Khalifa closed/shut? |
NA |
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Are meals included in the Burj Khalifa tickets? |
Check out combo tickets at the counter or online |
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Is there a VIP Entry at Burj Khalifa? |
Yes |
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Is it safe to visit Burj Khalifa with senior citizens/children? |
Yes |
Burj Khalifa Fact Files
1. Dress Code: The observation deck needs no dress code to be followed. However, dress formally if you wish to dine in one of its restaurants.
2. Photography: Burj Khalifa allows photography for personal use. Anything other than that requires a written permission.
3. Medical Advisory: This beauty has the basic medical provisions and first aid facilities. Those afraid of heights or with vertigo must not visit the higher floors.
4. No. of Stairs: Burj Khalifa comprises of 2,909 stairs and ladders are provided to climb further up.
Things You Must Do At Burj Khalifa:
1. 1. The ‘At The Top’ Experience: Get a 360 degree view of Dubai from the 124th, 125th or the 148th floor. The 125th floor has world-class experiences such as virtually flying over Dubai with Dubai – A Falcon’s Eye View, treasuring memories with green screen photography and walking on the glass floor along with a virtual reality treat at the pinnacle.
2. Relax and unwind: The Burj Club comprises of the gym, a spa and a rooftop pool!
3. Gluttony Knows No Heights: Relish food from the finest restaurants such as At.Mosphere, Amal, Ristorante, Hashi, Deli, Mediterraneo and Armani Lounge.
4. Sweet Endings: Head to Candylicious situated at “At The Top Burj Khalifa” for candy-sweet moments with your children.
Around Burj Khalifa:
1. Burj Khaifa Park
2. The Dubai Mall
3. Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo
4. Dubai Ice Rink
5. SEGA Republic
Tip: Give this on a pass if you’re afraid of heights or suffer from vertigo. Buy your passes a month in advance.
