Museum of The Future
1182 reviews
November 7
It's a very beautiful location. We did not go on the tour itself, but it is very pleasant inside. You need to walk along a long corridor from the metro to the museum, but there are air conditioners there, so it's nice
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June 3
A very beautiful place! The building itself is simply amazing, as well as what is inside. Huge flying fish, all kinds of robots and a bunch more. We didn't regret going there.
The tours are conducted in English.
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June 17
An interesting museum. Excellent interactive programs, good staff work. In general, I liked the performance. I recommend.
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August 28
It's cool, but not enough, in fact half of the building is just for a walk, some rooms are being repaired (forests are standing) half of the tour is a hat hat, but you can go once. Translator, do not take the story that is not told there very well. It is convenient to taxi from there through a tunnel on the second floor, you will go directly to the metro station.
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April 23
The museum is interactive and interesting, but it seems that most of the museum is exhibits for children, there is an observation deck that is perfect for photos. It is better to take tickets in advance.
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June 4
You don't have to go to the museum itself) there's nothing interesting there) I've been there twice... first myself, then with my daughter) the second time I went to make sure again)) she didn't like it there at all (the most interesting thing is the flying seal at the entrance and the building itself.. There are some robots inside, an Audi car, meditation rooms. They take photos there, but they are paid and very expensive...
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September 13
I'll be brief - I liked it. But not right up to the WOW effect. Maybe because the place was too publicized + some kind of strange system with getting bracelets and offering to visit by the time, if you end up standing in line anyway.
If you are not a museum fan and are far from such entertainment, perhaps it is better to save money. Otherwise, it's not bad.
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February 13
I visited the Museum of the Future on the second day of my stay in Dubai. The design of the building is very fascinating, it looks very unusual and magical, like a spaceship. Admission to the museum itself is free, the tour costs money and the queue is very impressive. It was quite convenient for me to visit the 1st floor and the surroundings of the museum itself.
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January 26
Everything is beautiful and fabulous every time to tears! I definitely visit the Museum of the future when traveling. It is better without an excursion to just take a city taxi and buy a ticket yourself, at least it will be 4 times cheaper than buying an excursion from entrepreneurial compatriots!
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April 17, 2023
This is the most amazing museum I've ever been to. Advanced technologies are indeed presented here, but for me personally, this was not the most valuable. A special impression, it seems to me, is created by an interactive story in which you are immersed. It starts with the fact that you are moving quite realistically to a space station, inside which you can explore various places on your own. Several floors, each of which is dedicated to a separate sphere of human life and the planet. Outer space. The space of wellness and relaxation through bodily sensations: visual, vibration, kinesthetics, sound. A space for children with different developing sensory platforms. Floor of equipment. There, by the way, a female robot with real human facial expressions communicates with visitors. Eerily delicious! Most of all, I was impressed by the space of the living world, where you immerse yourself in how wildlife works. A special response, even an insight, happened to me in a hall filled with DNA samples of living beings - you feel the greatness of the supreme mind… It is not necessary to visit the museum with young children, people with claustrophobia and epilepsy, as there is a lot of sound, light and noise hyperstimulation. It was a pity for the kids, they were crying. On the floor of children's entertainment, you can't get past the action-packed hyperstimulation, so it's better not to.
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August 17
Personally, I didn't like it there , the architecture is super outside , but inside, I didn't understand what to look at, well, it's beautifully done, but what about it , I didn't understand what was there
Well, you can go to see it once
Admission : 150 dirhams
And at the entrance, you can see a lot of things for free , and the cafe there is beautiful
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June 2
A very beautiful building! The exposition of the museum itself was not impressed, I definitely will not go a second time. There is an observation deck with a great view.
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April 1
An interesting and unusual museum, revealing, as many might hope, technologies whose development is possible in the near or distant future. No. This museum shows an idea of the future of our planet and humanity, showing what we can do to preserve our blue ball. This is a fairly interactive museum, but before visiting it, you need to know English at least at a basic level. Although... many of the things shown there can be guessed from the context. There is a playroom for younger/middle-aged children. Adults will also find something to do, especially in the rooms of "mental unloading".
I've read a lot of negative reviews about the lack of technology, but I repeat once again - this is NOT a technology museum, it's about something else - about the coexistence of peoples, about nature conservation, about improving mental health and, a little bit, about technologies of the future.
Have a good visit.
P.S. Book tickets in advance - there may be problems with buying here and now. If you have mir/visa/master cards, check the possibility of booking with the tour operator
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December 22, 2023
It is convenient because it is located at the Emirates towers metro stop. There is no need to go outside, there is a passage to the museum directly from the metro: it is bright, clean and air conditioners are constantly working. It was not possible to get into the museum itself, as tickets were sold out a month in advance. Therefore, if you want to visit it, buy it in advance. You can arrange through a hotel guide, or if you have a map of Kazakhstan or any other country, buy it through the museum's website.
The building itself is very beautiful, majestic and very large.
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August 19
I did not visit the museum itself, I was only inside at the entrance, you can go to it through the subway, the Emirates towers station. The museum itself is located opposite the hotel where he lived. There are a lot of visitors and tour buses.
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June 21
There is a lot of interesting information. Suitable for adults and children 👌 Easy to reach by public transport, taxi or metro. Knowing English will be even more interesting 😊
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September 30
They lived near the Museum of the Future. I really liked it when you go out and see this futuristic building. It took my breath away every time. We didn't manage to visit, but everyone was impressed.
I advise you to visit.
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July 28
A very unusual and futuristic museum. For those who love space. An imitation of a spaceship. At the beginning of the visit, a joint group, communication in English.At the entrance, you will receive a bracelet to enter the museum, a ticket is not enough.
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July 26
An interesting place if it's suddenly too hot outside and there's nowhere to go. There are quite a lot of different locations for photos. Children will also be interested.
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September 5
The museum building was more impressive than the contents. This is a real creation! We didn't spend much time inside - about 30-40 minutes. We went with children aged 10 and 15. On the lower floor, the youngest child managed to play on the playground of the future. It's definitely worth going.
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May 15
The incredible architecture of the museum, and the exposition is three for me. It should be taken into account that without knowledge of English it will be difficult to understand what is presented in some halls at all. In any case, it is recommended to visit.
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April 9
The impression of the museum is another divorce for money. I advise you to go only with children under 10 years old. You can visit the playground at least on the 1st floor. We bought tickets in more than a month, and in fact there is a performance for children inside. We fly on a spaceship, communicate with AI, go through meditation zones and an exhibition of glowing copies of animal figures in small jars. The tours are in English and Arabic, English is not spoken clearly in all halls, the sound leaves much to be desired. In short, from the future - a flying taxi, buildings changing shapes from the season ... in short, for the museum of the future, in my opinion, it is very weak
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August 17, 2023
A very interesting and informative place! Several floors of exciting and diverse information! Interesting for all ages! The Museum of the Future is a modern and nothing like a place! After a fascinating review, you can have a snack on the ground floor, take interesting photos inside and outside the building! This place is a must-visit!
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July 30
Cool, interesting. You can walk from the subway, along the corridor. There is an observation deck. As I understand it, only with a guided tour, and then by myself on the floors.
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September 16
Interactive, excellent, technologically advanced, informative. I advise everyone. I will not post or write photos. It must be seen!!! 😍🤩🤩🤩
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April 17
A new hyped Dubai landmark, striking with its futuristic design and innovative solutions. I can't take my eyes off the flying seal)) The place is very popular, there are crowds of people everywhere. Tickets must be taken in advance. I recommend visiting, it's really spectacular, it doesn't look like anything, but you shouldn't expect something completely incredible. The museum itself is not that big, the exposition is small.
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September 10
There's not much to see. It would be nice if the fantasy on the topic "what will happen in 2075" was somehow visualized. But in fact, I didn't even see or hear any conceptual things. A Sposnor robo-dog, a sponsored Audi, an exoskeleton (I saw it 20 years ago), a primitive android robot (like in our MFC)... everything. There's nothing else to remember.
In short, do not waste money. Just come without a ticket, take a couple of photos in the lobby and against the background of the museum and that's enough- you won't lose anything.
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February 5
A great place even if you can't buy tickets to it in advance. You can just walk inside and outside, there are locations around for great photos to remember.)
Ticket prices for January 2024 were as follows:
Ticket prices:
Non prime time – non-prime time ticket with open time from 10:00 to 15:00
adults – 99 dirhams ($27.1)
children from 4 to 12 years old – 69 dirhams ($18.9)
children under 4 years old – free
Prime time – prime time ticket with open time from 16:00 to 19:00
adults – 155 dirhams ($42.4)
children from 4 to 12 years old – 109 dirhams ($29.8)
children under 4 years old – free
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September 14, 2023
It's a cool place, but everything is interactive, that is, a video card, there are some very beautiful places.
At the very end there is a zone for children up to 10 years old, they can jump.
In some places, it is interesting how the future is seen, but most likely it will not be so.
In general, if you buy tickets cheaper than on their website, then you can spend time in the heat.
Parking is 10 dirhams per hour.
There is nothing particularly to advise
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March 11
Unusual architecture, beautiful both outside and inside, it will be especially interesting for children,
there are elevators with panoramic glazing inside, a must-visit. (yes, if you just go inside without buying a ticket to the museum yourself)
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August 14, 2023
The museum is entertaining. It impresses with its original appearance. You need to buy a ticket in advance. The tour is conducted in English. There are very interesting exhibits. A robot dog walks on the ground floor of the museum and a dolphin flies.
In appearance, the museum of nomny is more spectacular than inside, but it's worth graying it.
Entrance to the museum from the street and a very convenient passage from the metro station via an air-conditioned passage, which is very important in the hot season.
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September 7
There are a lot of people, plan your visit in advance. You can go once, there are rooms for meditation and the future
The interior is interesting and unusual.
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April 23
The museum building is very beautiful. The museum itself is quite interesting, but perhaps expectations were overstated. There was no wow effect. I give 5 stars for customer orientation. We had tickets for April 16th, which is the day when there was a storm in Dubai. We couldn't get there. We wrote to the museum and they immediately offered to choose a new date for the visit, despite the fact that their tickets are sorted out in a month. It's worth visiting if you love technology, well, you know English well, because the whole narrative is only in it
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October 28
An interesting experience. Some of the halls and exhibits are impressive, and some do not cause surprise or admiration.
Overall, a great place, the building itself is gorgeous, the observation deck is very beautiful. I recommend it for a visit.
The main disadvantage is the huge queue and the high price.
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April 16
Great idea, impressive views. Only sooo expensive if you haven't booked tickets in 2 weeks and just expensive if you have. If you came at random and did not spare 800 dirhams, then you will go immediately with the nearest group. First, take off to the interplanetary station, then you will find yourself on earth in 70 years with ideas of nature conservation, future methods of human treatment, and the 3rd exposition with flying taxis and how to live robots awaits you in the 3rd segment. Futuristic view on the outdoor terrace. Then you will be photographed and offered a photo for 150 dirhams.
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October 13
It really felt like I got into the future of a robot robot humanoid flying fish and much more, this unique style is wonderful there, but words cannot convey everything you need to go there
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June 10
Interesting architecture, beautiful building inside and out. But the very contents of the museum are mediocre, with the exception of a couple of expositions. The ticket price is really overpriced.
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July 12
It's a cool museum. Recommend. Very interesting installations. I don't think you'll find them anywhere else except this place. Incredible emotions from being there.
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February 29
In fact, I expected more, but I was still pleased with the visit.
An interesting exhibition, it will be very informative for children. From the metro you can walk through a covered passage, in the heat it is probably very important)))
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July 29
We expected something more for that kind of money, but we probably need to go there at least once. It is very interactive, there are very interesting exhibits and rooms.
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December 9, 2023
It is very conveniently located, you can walk directly from the metro. Inside, of course, there is a feeling that you are entering the future: capsule elevators, spiral stairs, a futuristic interior, a park nearby. The appearance is also unusual. Cool, of course. We did not get to the exposition, there were no tickets that need to be purchased very early.
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May 22
It is impressive only from the outside, as an architectural structure, otherwise rather for children.
All the ideas of the "future" already either exist or do not represent anything real.
Perhaps for those who have never been to interactive museums in Moscow, and have not been to any at all, it will be interesting there.
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September 23, 2023
I expected more from this museum. In principle, it was possible to go into the hall, take a picture and leave. The building is impressive, very beautiful, like everything in Dubai. But the tour is so-so. I thought I would see some interesting things, wonders of science and technology, but in fact it was an interactive presentation "Imagine that we got to 2071...". I can't say anything about the floor for children, I didn't even go there. I put a four for futuristic architecture and design.
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May 22
A very interesting museum, a must-visit in Dubai! I really liked everything from the flying machine at the entrance, to the DNA of plants
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October 15
Just for once. You can visit it.
If you buy tickets online, then in the museum itself you need to immediately go to the manager's desk and show the ticket QR code. You will be given bracelets on your hands and a trip to the future is provided for you.
The robot does not speak Russian, it has not been taught yet.
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August 18
It's a wonderful place. The tour was in English, but everything is clear. Everything is done with the latest technology. The tickets are a bit expensive, but they are worth it. I recommend it to everyone!!!
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November 6
Something incredible, we couldn't get into the museum itself, because the entry is for a month in advance, but the hall and the territory nearby were enough to admire, very beautiful.
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October 3
It is a very instagrammed place, I advise you to buy an entrance ticket in advance, at least 3-4 days before the planned visit, the cost is about 4 thousand rubles. 90 percent of visitors come only to take pictures inside and outside of the "fingers". At a certain time, they release a "robobuck" and a flying whale.
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August 23
I came especially with the child . It is better to take tickets earlier, otherwise we will have to come the next day. It's interesting if you know English, but I personally didn't, but the children liked it, they know the language.
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September 26
It's a very beautiful place. We were here in the summer, out of season, but there were still a lot of people. I recommend you to visit with the whole family!
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