Dubai Frame

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Кузнецов Д.

Level 6 Local Expert

A great attraction in Dubai. I have been to Dubai many times. I drove past this frame. I didn't understand what the joke was. This time I came with the older children. We decided to go and take a look. I really liked it. We went upstairs when it was light. We looked around, waited until it got dark and the illumination on the Burj Khalifa began. Very beautiful. A transparent floor is a little unnerving if you start to wind yourself up that you are at an altitude of 150 meters. I was more impressed with the Dubai of the Future projector, which stands at the bottom after descending from the upper platform.

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Ольга Двоеглазова

Level 8 Local Expert

To be honest, I rate the transparent floor. That's all I liked. He talks about the old town, how it was, how it developed. Then we take the elevator up in 40 seconds and look at the transparent floor. There's a snack and I'll take pictures of you if necessary for a fee. Well, that's it, you also take the elevator downstairs, there are souvenirs and an exit to the park and that's it. I like the whole scale and nothing else. There is water in the park that needs to be bottled. Metro 15 minutes along the frame and park. At a cost of 53 dirhams for adults, children up to ~30d

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Алексей Горбунов

Level 27 Local Expert

The frame is a very interesting object, And it is definitely worth a visit, It is better to visit it in the evening and the Burj Khalifa in the afternoon, then you will see both night Dubai and daytime. Try camel milk ice cream downstairs. Tickets for the frame are inexpensive. There is an elevator and a glass floor above. You can also look at the city through binoculars. An hour and a half is enough time to visit this facility.

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Лариса Филиппова

Level 11 Local Expert

I really liked it! The entrance is about 52 dirhams. It's better to come at lunchtime, there are almost no people, we stood for 15 minutes. The glass floors are impressive, and the city is in full view from the windows! There are several excellent photo zones, the staff are happy to help you take pictures, they will tell you where the best shots are obtained. When we left, we touched the gold of the arch, and we also got great shots from the lawn and the planet site. The Arches Park has access to a garden with an excellent green area and playgrounds for children and to the Dinosaur Park. It's a great place!

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Нелли Мишанова

Level 23 Local Expert

💛The Dubai Golden Frame is a building shaped like a large picture frame💛Another Wonder of the World💛At an altitude of 150 meters, you can walk along the 93-meter glass walkway and admire the city lying on both sides of the frame.💛On the one hand, we saw the Old Dubai, and on the other, the New One: The frame seemed to divide the city into two parts.💛

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ЛИСА🦊АЛИСА

Level 6 Local Expert

You can go see it once. You can easily get there by metro. A lot of people try to get to sunset to watch the sunset from above. So if you expect to get to sunset, come much earlier, because there is a large queue there, and a limited number of people are allowed in. It's not a big museum inside. Downstairs, they take pictures at the entrance. There's not much to do upstairs... you can buy coffee. You can take a photo for memory through a specially installed device. Walk on the transparent floor, admire the views from the windows. Basically, that's it)))

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Ольга Петрова

Level 9 Local Expert

An interesting place. We visited on our own, took the metro to the Max station. It takes 8-10 minutes on foot from the metro. We got the Frames right at the checkout and did not have to pay 5 dirh.for entering the park. The price for two is 105 dirhams. Magnificent view from above. On the ground floor there is an exhibition of the past and an interactive exhibition of the future. The main feature is the glass floor!!!

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Никифоров Н.А. ДОДОТСЗН

Level 13 Local Expert

Of course, it's a unique building to see in Dubai. To climb or not to climb, everyone decides for themselves. In my opinion, Dubai is more interesting to look up from the bottom, except for the observation deck on the palm tree. From a height of 150m, you can see that everything is still around the construction site and the desert is very close, and the skyscrapers are scattered and there are not as many of them as the horizon is visible. The queue was unbearable, but it was November... like in summer ... I'm not sure what's going to be easy. The glass floor on top is very unnerving for some

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Дарья Семенова

Level 9 Local Expert

There's a long queue at the entrance, but it's moving pretty fast. The transparent floor is mesmerizing. A very expensive snack upstairs, it's better to take it with you.

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Пользователь Ш.

Level 28 Local Expert

The golden frame of Dubai is an impressive architectural structure that can amaze every visitor. The structure itself looks like a huge frame, symbolizing the connection between the old and new Dubai. The upper observation deck offers a breathtaking view of the city, where you can see its historical and modern areas. Interesting interactive exhibitions inside the frame tell about the development of Dubai, which makes the visit not only visually attractive, but also informative. This is a great place for photos and impressions, I recommend definitely visiting if you find yourself in Dubai!

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Котенок Гав

Level 6 Local Expert

An original landmark. The elevator gives you an overview of the city on one side, then you walk along a 150-meter-high glass bridge - an overview of the old part of the city on the left, and a new one on the right.

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Ирина Кирчанова

Level 6 Local Expert

This is a great viewing place. You can see Dubai from a height, the division of the city into old and new. Walk across the glass floor, gathering your will into a fist (although you know that security is at the highest level there). I advise everyone to visit the frame, who will be in Dubai. Except for those who are catastrophically afraid of heights. P.S. Yes, by the way, this is the place where there is practically no queue.

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Андрей РОССИЯ

Level 20 Local Expert

A very interesting structure, a place of attraction for tourists. Because of this, the queue to get inside is at least an hour. But it's worth it. The entrance is 52.5 dirhams, if you want to print a photo that they make there, it's another 125 dirhams, they give it away at the exit, in a beautiful golden album. There is a small interactive museum on the ground floor.

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benuarti

Level 10 Local Expert

I recently visited the Dubai Frame and it was amazing! The building itself looks very stylish and modern, its size and shape are truly breathtaking. The frame is located in Zaabel Park, and from the height there is a magnificent view of the old and new parts of the city. There is an observation deck on the upper level, from where you can see all the sights of Dubai, including the Burj Khalifa and other skyscrapers. This place is perfect for taking photos, especially during sunset, when the whole city is illuminated by a soft light. The interiors of the frame are also interesting: there are exhibitions dedicated to the history of Dubai and its future. This allows you to understand how the city has developed and what plans it has for the future. I recommend everyone who visits Dubai to include the Dubai Frame in their itinerary. This is not only a magnificent architecture, but also an interesting immersion into the culture and history of the city!

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Юлия Авдеева

Level 5 Local Expert

I advise you to visit the Dubai frame, as a ticket to the Burj Khalifa is very expensive. Here, 2 tickets cost 110 dirhams. We got there by metro ourselves, near the stop the entrance to the park (paid), you need to go around it and you are near the frame. There is a mini fountain performance at the entrance (we were in the evening, the lights are on everywhere). Everything is visible at the top, there is a transparent floor under your feet (it's a little scary when you look down), although it's already a little worn, but you can still see it!!! Generally impressive!!!

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Call me O

Level 26 Local Expert

It's love at first sight. If you omit all the points of "sales" and interaction with staff and other visitors. The view, the expositions below, the exterior of the building - everything is very beautiful and soulful. Small queues do not spoil the whole experience of the visit

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Юлия

Level 11 Local Expert

On the ground floor there is an interactive museum of Dubai history, panoramic elevators on the sides, and an observation deck with a partially transparent glass floor on top. An interesting location, a view of the whole city, very beautiful at sunset. The only thing is to photograph the frame beautifully in its entirety, you need to move away from it, and you can only go to the Park (entrance fee is 5 dirhams), there is a dome construction in front of the frame - apparently there will be another museum or planetarium.

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Алексей Поздеев

Level 13 Local Expert

It seems to me that this landmark is overrated. Besides, I don't think it's advisable to pay a lot for taking her for a walk in the garden. If for the fact that he was there, then it's enough to bypass it.

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Екатерина Арапова

Level 10 Local Expert

Large-scale construction) elevator up elevator down. Inside, there is a transparent floor at a height. I recommend it!

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Татьяна Т

Level 7 Local Expert

Amazing view. The unexpected surprise was when you step on a white glass floor and it turns transparent in a second. I screamed, which amused the staff. Very beautiful views. The queue was only for the descent because it was in the evening. If you want to take beautiful photos, it's better to come in the afternoon, after sunset your reflection will be visible in the photo.

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Павел Павел

Level 8 Local Expert

I recommend you to visit. It is advisable to come so that after standing in line for 20-30 minutes you will be at the top by 17 o'clock to catch the sunset. Entrance and ticket sales through gate N4. A ticket for one adult cost 52 AED. I highly recommend that you do not run past the exit after the descent, but wait for the animated video "Dubai of the Future" - the realization and fantasies are impressive).

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Татьяна Черепанова

Level 12 Local Expert

We were in the evening, at about 17:00. We bought a ticket, almost without a queue, but we had to stand for 30 minutes to get inside. After entering, we got to historic Dubai, as it was before the oil was found. The exposition is small, but interesting. Then, quickly enough, we took the elevator to the top. Somehow, more was expected at the top. We walked around a bit and saw two queues, as it turned out, for the elevator to go down. The transparent floor was impressive, but the panoramic windows disappointed, because all the windows are separated by some kind of profiles (structural reinforcements) that make it difficult to take normal photos. There were a couple of places where you could take good photos, but there were a lot of people there. By the way, the idea of the frame that on the one hand offers a view of a new, modern city, and on the other side of the frame the old city, somehow not very impressed, maybe because in the dark everything is highlighted beautifully and it is not very clear what is old and what is new. We waited about an hour to go downstairs. Below, we were shown a short film about what Dubai will look like in 2030. As a result, of course, we do not regret that we looked at the frame inside, but the price for what we saw was obviously too high and there were a lot of people, although when we left, around 19:00, there was no queue to enter. Therefore, I advise you to go closer to closing time. If you walk slowly, then an hour should be enough.

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Виктория Богулян

Level 12 Local Expert

The place is a must-visit. The original building. Beautiful, monumental. Inside, on the ground floor, there is a museum dedicated to the history and development of Dubai. There is also a small museum upstairs, it's definitely worth going up, as it offers another beautiful view of the city from a height, plus a very original floor is made, which is covered with screens, and when you step on the white screen disappears and you see the earth from a height, when you stand over the abyss, it's very breathtaking)

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Алиса Исаева

Level 7 Local Expert

It's a great place. The atmosphere of Dubai is visible from the top, we got cool and high-quality photos, but expensive. Be sure to go there if you don't already know where to spend your last days of rest.

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Дмитрий РО

Level 10 Local Expert

A globally simple observation deck, there are many of them in different cities around the world. Downstairs, while waiting for the elevator to go up, there is the history of Dubai, you walk through the old shops. It's an interesting installation, but there's not much of it. There is a park nearby, you can sit and relax, eat ice cream with camel milk.

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Екатерина

Level 20 Local Expert

A very steep observation deck of 48 floors high (150 m). The ascent in the glass elevator. There are queues, they stood for 20 minutes, on the way to the elevator of the zone with historical expositions of crafts and crafts that the indigenous people were engaged in. After the ascent, 2 contrasting panoramas of Dubai open up: On the left are authentic Arab buildings: two-storey, similar to each other, on the right are the glass futuristic towers of the metropolis. It's impressive. The area with a glass floor is long and wide. An interesting realization: by default, the floor is matte, you step on it - it becomes transparent. It's very cool, there are a lot of positive emotions. And for only 105 dirhams for two. I advise you to come an hour before sunset, you can view both the daytime and evening panorama. After the descent, you can walk around the frame, next to a fountain and a beautiful park.

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Алексей Ок

Level 10 Local Expert

We stood in line for almost 2 hours, this is not taking into account the queue for tickets. The tickets were bought from tourists from Poland who changed their mind about queuing. I wanted to catch the sunset, but I was wrong) Considering the time spent, it's not worth a visit. There were queues at the entrance, at the elevator to go up, and then there were queues to get out. There was also a Russian group of tourists with a guide standing in line and occasionally cursing loudly . 😀

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Виктор Чекменёв

Level 6 Local Expert

We must pay tribute to the architects and builders. A monumental structure… I can't condemn the content - the final decorations with the reproduction of the projection from the future were the most amazing! They gave 105 dirhams for two people - not a lot of money. And this is the case when it is better to see it once with your own eyes. I think negative reviews are formed due to poor mindedness. Just think about the geometric parameters of this frame! I think we will visit the second time to go through the route of the "womb" more consciously.

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RELAX MUSIC

Level 12 Local Expert

We visited the Golden Frame in Dubai, and the impressions were mixed. The construction itself is impressive, of course, and the views from above are stunning – you can see both old and new Dubai. A glass floor adds emotion, especially if you have a fear of heights. But the organization of the visit leaves much to be desired. Firstly, it's very stuffy inside – the air conditioners either can't handle it, or they just aren't enough. There are long queues at the entrance, then you have to wait a long time for the elevator to go up, and after the inspection, there is another queue to go down. It takes a lot of time and patience. On the ground floor, everyone is photographed under the pretext of a free souvenir photo, but on the way out it turns out that the photo is being sold, but there is no free option — a common trick, which is unpleasant. Overall, the place is beautiful and deserves attention, but if you don't want to queue and feel uncomfortable, it's better to come early in the morning or on less busy days.

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bytyrla

Level 19 Local Expert

One of the attractions of Dubai (metro MAX). 15 minutes from the metro. Ticket 52 AED per person. During the holidays, there can be huge queues of tourists, at 11:00, the ticket office is already closed. I recommend a visit. You will see what Dubai was like, how you rise, what it is and what it will be like in 2050 when you come down. Impressive!

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Дмитрий Кмитлывый

Level 18 Local Expert

A great place to watch Dubai from a height. New Dubai is visible on one side of the Frame, and the old part of the city is visible on the opposite side. The upper part of the floor is made of glass. There is a museum on the 1st floor from the beginning of Dubai to the present. There is a wonderful Zaabil Park next to the Dubai Frame.

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Виктор Мелихов

Level 9 Local Expert

A great budget viewing platform for Dubai! It's very interesting inside, an interesting concept of how you get from the past to the future! And there's a nice park nearby, with birds and hungry cats. Transparent floor is a wow effect!!! I recommend 😻

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Юлия Мортон

Level 8 Local Expert

It's fun to walk on a transparent floor at such a height, to test yourself for fear. You can't really take good photos, it's very high up, everything is small, and the new city will almost always be there. In some kind of haze, the queue is big, but it's moving fast enough. You will spend 10/15 minutes in the frame, but you will have to wait so much longer to take the elevator down.

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Enemypeople199

Level 18 Local Expert

We drove by on an excursion, we didn't go inside, but it must be a beautiful view, with a view of modern Dubai on one side and the old city on the other. The frame is impressive

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Екатерина Савенко

Level 19 Local Expert

A good tour! The dimensions are naturally impressive. There is a museum on the ground floor of the frame. The area around is beautiful, in fact, like everything in Dubai! The glass floor is interesting, but not too scary)))

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Александр Б.

Level 14 Local Expert

Beautiful view, no queues, it's not worth buying tickets for earlier, it's cheaper at the entrance, it's not very easy to take pictures at the entrance to the arch, but at the top you can take a lot of photos and buy all the photos on a flash card so it's more profitable

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Inna

Level 20 Local Expert

A great place, I definitely recommend you to visit! The perfect place to view the old and new city! The transparent floor at the very top makes you tickle your nerves! There is a beautiful well-maintained park below!

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Полина

Level 12 Local Expert

Beautiful, but boring. The views are impressive, but for the money you expect more. No activity — got up, looked, left. For once, without enthusiasm.

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Level 12 Local Expert

Great viewing platform! We arrived at about 11 a.m., there were few people, there was no queue. Everything is very well organized, the review is very good.

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Дмитрий Приставко

Level 9 Local Expert

The Dubai Frame is one of the attractions of Dubai. I definitely recommend climbing it, where there is a magnificent view of the surroundings and a transparent glass floor. And also visit the park near the frame.

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Igor Ivanov

Level 17 Local Expert

A gorgeous structure that looks great from all angles. Perfect for selfies. It is located in a great, beautiful park with shady alleys, benches, lawns. A great symbol and tourist attraction. It is necessary to visit and walk near and around

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Ярослав

Level 15 Local Expert

Definitely worth going to the park. It's very quiet there and you can look at the frame. Make beautiful photos.

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kukinasv

Level 11 Local Expert

The frame is beautiful, the pictures are cool against the background. An elevator with a glass wall takes you to the top and you immediately enjoy the beautiful view. There is a glass floor almost all the way up. There was almost no queue. There's a coffee shop upstairs where you can buy coffee and treats.

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Дарья

Level 14 Local Expert

A beautiful place with an interesting history. Cheap ticket and convenient location. After passing through the small museum part, you will go to the very top, where you will have a view of the skyscrapers, and on the other side of the old town, transparent floors will add a bit of extreme, and in the evening you can admire the beautiful sunset!

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Екатерина Киселева

Level 4 Local Expert

The entrance is not expensive enough, but everything was impressive. First you go through the museum, then they take you up to the top by elevator, there are stunning views from there, and there is also a glass floor))

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Татьяна Александровна

Level 21 Local Expert

Our first tour was to the 150-meter frame, which, according to the architect's idea, divides Dubai into an old and a new city. The cost of the tour for three was 126 dirhams (3,500 rubles). We arrived at 10, at 11 we already went inside. And now the impression and opinion about what he saw ... the view from above is simply amazing. Everything is really visible from all sides. The transparent floor is nerve-racking, but it's worth it. There weren't many people, so you could take photos and admire the views. A child of 5 years old liked it. I think it's worth a visit to see what you won't be able to see from the Burj Khalifa. Impression on 5, emotions on 5, views on 5. Must-visit!

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Екатерина

Level 25 Local Expert

Of course, this is an interesting building. It carries the symbolism of what separates new Dubai, with its skyscrapers, lights and luxury, from the old city. I dreamed of visiting the old town, to see what the city was like before the large-scale construction! Is that something)) The Frame building has an observation deck.

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Наша Марка

Level 6 Local Expert

It's a great tour, but there are a lot of people, the frame is hot. And in order to enter it and climb to the top, you will have to sweat. I advise everyone, unforgettable sensations and filling with new emotions and beautiful views of Dubai. I went to her on the subway, bought a ticket on my own.

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Максим Р.

Level 4 Local Expert

An interesting attraction. One of the few in the area. There were no day-to-day tickets on the website, they were bought at the hotel from the tour sales manager. The price turned out to be 5-10 dirhams more expensive, but most importantly, he had them) There are parks nearby where you can walk with children.

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Илья Л

Level 14 Local Expert

Climbing into the viewing area of the Dubai frame, you can experience firsthand the difference between the dusty gray old Dubai, which looks like two drops of water to other Middle Eastern cities and the new city of skyscrapers and innovations.

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