Museum of The Future

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Ди

Level 10 Local Expert

That’s great!👍it’s worth visiting for sure

Ксения Галаганова

Level 2 Local Expert

Cool

Роман

Level 15 Local Expert

Amazing!!

Евгения Шеховцова

Level 22 Local Expert

We came to the museum, we were attracted by the appearance, of course, it is very cool. You take an entrance ticket at the reception, and then a huge group of people go on a tour of all the floors. It is not entirely clear why there are no translators. There's nothing supernatural inside, just the robot I liked. I would have spent a lot of time at the museum if I had known what was inside, but I didn't. But I highly recommend taking a picture against its background, especially in the evening.

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Серёга

Level 30 Local Expert

The UAE has a lot of interesting exhibition spaces, but there is no such collection of cutting-edge technologies as in the Dubai Museum of the Future anywhere else. During his visit, you can fly into space, get acquainted with new biotechnologies and understand the relationship between humans and robots. Under the roof of a modern futuristic building, advanced technologies and prototypes of innovations that are just being implemented have combined. They do not seek to preserve the artifacts of the past, but show what the future may look like.

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Ирина

Level 22 Local Expert

Although the Museum of the Future in Dubai looks impressive from the outside and promises an exciting journey into the world of technology and innovation, my experience of visiting has left mixed impressions. In my opinion, one lobby will be enough to look at the robot and it's free, the ticket cost was 160 dirhams and you won't be able to purchase it for the current day, they took it for two days (for information) inside, expectations quickly give way to disappointment. The exposition seems superficial and is aimed more at the effect of a visual show than at a deep dive into the themes of the future. Interactive installations prevail here, most of which repeat each other, offering only a fleeting interaction without a deep understanding of the ideas presented. Visiting a museum is like walking through an ordinary exhibition, where every visitor gets the same experience regardless of their level of training and interest. There are no guided tours or special events to delve deeper into the topic. To summarize: The Museum of the Future attracts with its appearance and ambitious ideas, the content leaves much to be desired.

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Дмитрий

Level 17 Local Expert

We were passing through during the tour, but even that was enough to admire this place. The scale is impressive. It looks incredibly modern and technologically advanced. You can buy a robot dog at the souvenir shop for 1,000,000 rubles. It's a very atmospheric place. If you are in Dubai, be sure to visit

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Александр #ПешкомНеВариант

Level 14 Local Expert

There was no wow effect. This is my subjective opinion, but after various Asian amusement parks, I already had high expectations from such places. The museum looks very impressive from the outside, and the architecture itself is probably even more memorable than the exhibition inside. The interior is beautiful, modern, and interesting in places, but I was waiting for more interactivity and something really amazing. Some areas look more like a spectacular exhibition than a museum of the future. You can go for the experience and the building itself, but for me personally, the expectations were a little high.

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Анна Тальвик

Level 5 Local Expert

I visited the Museum of the Future in Dubai. The zone of future technologies is impressive, it is clear that the developers have tried their best. The observation deck is also good and offers a beautiful view of the city. But in general, the museum is for an amateur. The concept is interesting, but not everyone will be familiar with it. The main disadvantage is the price of tickets for that kind of money, you want more. There are not enough places where you can just sit and relax. I'll give you a solid four. You can go, but only if you are really interested in the topic of the future and technology.

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Никита Семин

Level 8 Local Expert

Welcome! 🌟 The advantages of this tourist attraction include its convenient location, the unique architecture of the museum and a picturesque observation deck. Among the disadvantages, there is a significant accumulation of visitors inside the museum (off-season)

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нелли г.

Level 7 Local Expert

An incredible museum, very interesting, unusual, I advise everyone. Each floor has its own world, it's just stunningly beautiful, there is an exit to the balcony inside the building, the views are extremely beautiful

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Артем Белозеров

Level 10 Local Expert

a great museum, we lived in a hotel right across the street. There aren't many people, it's beautiful and large-scale. there are a lot of interesting things inside, I advise you to visit kazdoma upon arrival in Dubai.

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Иван Помидоров

Level 26 Local Expert

An interesting attraction. Even the tunnel (overpass) of the entrance from the subway is impressive. First of all, we did not inspect the museum, modern art interests me little, but the museum itself is quite interesting. The shape of the building and its "facades" leave an indelible impression and respect for the creators. Excellent location near the metro station - the object advertises itself. Very clean, fountains.

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Вероника Джабарова

Level 13 Local Expert

There's always a queue, but it's moving fast enough. Then everything is magical.Full immersion in the new.An interesting concept.First, you are offered to become a team on a spaceship.Interactive screen,welcome.Staging the sensations of take-off and landing. Moving to the year 2071. Amazing arrangement of different compartments. I really liked the hall with all the representatives of flora and fauna.A screen with a tree, as in Avatar, a relaxation room and all subsequent technical innovations.With the help of AI, they will pick up your fragrance.And he really pleases. A viewing platform with amazing fantastic views of the city. Everything matches the name.I recommend it!

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Милана П.

Level 14 Local Expert

The museum is very beautiful inside and out. We saw a blue robops and a flying whale in the lobby. Half an hour before the booking time, it is necessary to hand over the extra bags to the luggage room (10 dirhams and show your passport) - you can enter with only one small bag, as well as get a bracelet at the information desk. With the received bracelet, you need to stand in a half-hour queue to enter, as they launch in groups. Inside the museum there are halls: space, health and nature, relaxation and feelings, new technologies, access to the observation deck inside the "ring" and a shop + a children's playroom. There are two game rooms for children up to 4 years old and older. It is necessary to register and launch the child into it - for free. On the way to the examination room, they take a photo and apply the background of the "ring" - it costs such a photo from 125 dirhams. Overall, I expected more: cooler technologies, automation, and here there are more 3D and wall projections. You definitely shouldn't come here a second time.

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Светлана Захаренко

Level 30 Local Expert

There was a guided tour, a large museum, everything was state-of-the-art, we went inside and saw a robot, it walked and entertained people who were standing around and it walked in this space, looked like a dog and just like a dog it sat down, lay down, at the commands of people The museum talks about what they will do in the UAE by 2071, what is planned and will become a reality. There is usually a queue to visit this museum, there are many people who want to and you need to schedule a time, you won't be able to look quickly

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kukinasv

Level 12 Local Expert

Tickets need to be bought in advance, we took them to the office.about a week on the website. Everything is in English, it's better to read in advance what will be there. It looks amazing from the outside, and you get beautiful photos. The flying robot was in the lobby for a minute, then flew off somewhere and we never saw it again. By the way, you don't have to buy a ticket to the museum to see it, it flies in the lobby, where everyone is queuing to enter. We took the subway, the exit from the subway leads directly to the museum, convenient. Tickets are exchanged for beautiful bracelets, with which you can interact with the exhibits, the bracelets remain with you.

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Владимир Руденко

Level 16 Local Expert

A very popular place in Dubai. The number of people is off the charts. It is better to come here in the morning, even before the opening. There are "a billion" tourists. The pictures are incredibly beautiful. Tickets range from $40 to $50. There is an option to buy a ticket for $ 140 (maybe more expensive), which allows you to pass without queuing at any time. It also allows you to park for free if you have a car or ordered a transfer. The ticket also gives you the right to buy a souvenir up to 50 dirhams. Children under three years old are free of charge. Of course, there is something to see. Various visualizations, imitations, 3D, video games, robots, space, etc. In general, the future shows what it can be. You can get there by metro, taxi, or take a transfer from the hotel. Respect,

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Мирослав Паук

Level 15 Local Expert

A journey to the year 2071 Recently, I made an amazing journey into the future without leaving the present – I visited the Museum of the Future in Dubai. And I must say, this place has exceeded all my expectations! The architecture of the building itself deserves special attention. The futuristic stainless steel structure, decorated with Arabic quotes, turns into a real work of art in the evening thanks to the lighting. The interactivity of the museum is amazing. There is no place for passive observation here – each exhibit invites interaction. I was particularly impressed by the artificial intelligence area, where a virtual guide talks about upcoming discoveries. Technological wonders are at every turn: from space simulators to robot assistants. I especially remember the virtual reality section, where you can try on an astronaut costume and feel like part of a space mission. The ecological component of the museum is also excellent. The Gallery of Sustainable Development makes us think about the future of our planet and the role of each person in its preservation. For families with children, the museum will be a real discovery – young researchers are delighted with the robotics section and interactive exhibits. The only thing worth considering is that most of the exhibitions are presented in English, so a basic level of English will be useful. In general, this place is a must-visit for anyone who is interested in technology, science and wants to look beyond the horizon of today. The Museum of the Future is not just an exhibition, but a real journey into the world of innovation and creative ideas. P.S. Don't forget to try to create your own perfume in a special device at the exit – this is an unforgettable bonus to an impressive visit!

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Надежда Макеева

Level 6 Local Expert

Expensive entrance tickets, based on the Russian ruble - about 4 thousand rubles. Excursions are only in English. There are no headphones with sign language translation. Google translator on the phone helped out. As it is, it is very interesting to walk and see. I was impressed by the DNA library. It's quite interesting to visit this museum. But I definitely won't go a second time.

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Елена Петрова

Level 30 Local Expert

Impressive and inspiring, technological and futuristic. This is the future that has already become the present: a robot arm cooks and serves drinks; a robot man communicates with museum guests; a robot dog shows tricks by following dog commands. A blimp fish floats through the air. Spectacular, spectacular, everything and everything is positive. The building itself is interesting from all points of view: concept, engineering, design, technology. Attractive, decorative, informative. The place enjoys well-deserved popularity and fame. Only the announced peacocks on the lawn could not be found. Apparently, because of the nearby construction site (and the whole of Dubai is a mega-construction site), they were relocated somewhere.

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Aида

Level 9 Local Expert

We arrived from Moscow, and we are not surprised by such exhibitions, because the Museum of the Future really looks almost on the same level as the exhibitions at VDNH. However, the idea of the future is very interesting: everything is thought out to the last detail, and the building of unusual architecture is really worthy of attention and deserves the status of a landmark. This combination of futuristic design and innovative exhibits makes the museum a unique place reflecting modern technological and cultural trends. 👍🏻

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Ольга

Level 10 Local Expert

A very interesting architectural structure of the " future". Emirates Towers metro station is nearby (5 min. walk along the passage). I advise you to come and see and take beautiful photos. But I would not recommend buying a ticket and going to see the exhibition for those who do not know English or Arabic and who are not very interested in modern technologies and scientific developments. // you can exit from the opposite side of the main entrance , cross a small path and find yourself in a small park with beautiful peacocks - if you 're lucky , you can take a photo of the peacocks at the moment of opening their plumage .

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Святослав И.

Level 14 Local Expert

It's a great place, but just for once. The exposition is interesting, but it is already a little outdated. The museum building itself is impressive in person, especially in the evening, when the lights turn on. Everything inside is also very futuristic and beautiful. The queue at the entrance is even large, moving quite fast. The only caveat is that you can't bring backpacks with you to the exhibition. They are offered to leave them in a special storage room, which is paid. This should be taken into account when visiting. Unfortunately, the store at the museum is rather stupid. There are very few really interesting things that you want to buy. In general, the place is a must-visit if you haven't been there yet, but it's not suitable for regular visits.

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Oksana E.

Level 6 Local Expert

In general, the place is overrated, yes, it's very fascinating outside, in the lobby, where you can get in for free, it's also interesting, they bring out a robot dog, a fish flies, various interactivity that you can just look at. I liked the "elevator" to space, the sensations are interesting, I liked some of the locations from the relaxation floor. And the DNA bank is certainly interesting. But in general, I expected more, so if you didn't buy a ticket in advance, but now it's not on sale, don't worry, go into the lobby for free, it's also interesting there, almost more interesting than inside)

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Галина Куличкина

Level 13 Local Expert

Impressive! Our friends said, "it's boring" and "there's nothing to do." The amount is not small for the ticket. Children go at full cost. But it's still early, and it's DEFINITELY worth a visit. At the entrance, you need to register a ticket through a vending machine and get a bracelet with a chip, where the name, date of visit... Next, during the inspection, you will apply the bracelet to the exhibits and magic will happen). I had planned for a visit of 1 hour. In the end, we were 3.5 hours away!!! There is even a playground "without parents" inside. Perfect. Our youngest really believed that he had been transported to the future on an elevator and that he had ended up on an intergalactic station. Everything is great! Great guides at every station. I really liked the vibration of the sound, the soul, this is OOM, the smell of a flower, meditation in a beautiful space. The children almost fell asleep. But then it started....)) I won't tell you everything, but anyone who has been to Dubai in the past can imagine the scope of virtual walls, music, vibration, beauty! Everything is very aesthetically pleasing. A lot of videos were filmed. We saw a robot dog, interesting fabrics, a super garden.... Definitely worth the money. We were at 18:00 getting there by metro, the station is very conveniently located. It's like going to the museum!!!! It was rush hour. But on the other hand, I'm glad that it was at this time that we came, as we were before closing time and there weren't many people. And we're the only ones with photos everywhere). Because when we arrived, there were a lot of people, and when we left, it was empty. And to be photographed in such locations. He'll see. Night city from the balcony of the museum!!!! Ah!!!! Of the disadvantages, I note that there is no translator into Russian. If you don't know English, alas, you'll have to guess what it is and how). I translated for my children and my husband. Everyone was satisfied.

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Том Штерн

Level 30 Local Expert

A great place to visit. You can add it to your Travel itinerary. The impression of the visit is only good. There were no problems with the ticket, you just need to know when to go. Everything that is presented in the museum is interesting, because it is presented live. The interior and architecture of the building make an indelible impression. I advise you to visit. The barista will be gone soon, and the robot will replace him.)

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Ольга Буракова

Level 21 Local Expert

An impressive structure . You can come and just look at and photograph the impressive lobby of the museum. The metro is nearby and can be easily reached. It is better to watch the exhibition for those who know English or Arabic (all explanations are in these languages). If you exit from the opposite entrance from the main entrance and cross a small road, there is a small garden with peacocks.

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Наталья Трунова

Level 28 Local Expert

A modern and impressive place where technology and design are combined into a true story about the future. The architecture from the outside is immediately striking, but inside, each floor opens up something new and unusual - from interactive exhibitions to innovative projects. The organization was excellent: the queue moved quickly, the staff was friendly. Definitely worth a visit at least once in your life.

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Анастасия

Level 22 Local Expert

An interactive museum with a modern interior. You will take a lot of interesting and colorful photos. I recommend visiting with children 6+, teenagers. It won't be very interesting for adults. There is a queue at the entrance, but it passes quickly enough.

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anna *********

Level 8 Local Expert

I didn't really like the museum. Despite the reviews from friends. We looked because of interest, but there are more interesting places. I was impressed by the very design of the building. It's very beautiful inside. There are huge queues, order tickets on the website. Our travel agent said it was very cold and you could freeze to death. No, you won't freeze. Optimally cool and comfortable. There is one cafe inside, more than a coffee shop. Sofas with spots, they didn't want to stay there. From the future, the car is powered by an electric motor, they are already flying, the robots did not work. There's not much to see. The prices are not cheap for a visit, they gave 20 rubles for the 4th. At the same time, the first floor is free with a bright play area, where the eldest child of 11 years old did not go. It wasn't very pleasant. There are not enough exhibits on the paid floor, in general we were satisfied, but not just wow...

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Юлия

Level 30 Local Expert

I liked the museum, tickets were booked in advance via the Internet. They arrived within an hour, and immediately launched on a first-come, first-served basis. Everything is told in English, and there are many halls in the museum. Impressive. Interesting. Everything is organized at the highest level. On the ground floor you can buy exclusive souvenirs from the museum.

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BiG-BiN

Level 7 Local Expert

A great immersive exhibition. But unfortunately for one time. It's interesting for the first time. Especially the hall with 2000 different species of animals/plants in illuminated flasks. But you're unlikely to come back here a second time.

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Наталья Герасимова

Level 17 Local Expert

An amazing museum! It is interesting to immerse yourself in the realities and the future. I was particularly impressed by the hall with holograms of plants and animals living on planet Earth. It's great to go out on the observation deck and take some photos. I recommend visiting the museum. It is better to purchase tickets online in advance.

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Александр Дудкин

Level 30 Local Expert

In my opinion, it's a complete zero as a museum. There is absolutely nothing to watch, you will not see any technologies of the future: first there are a lot of fantasy graphics on the screens, then fictional bio-technologies that have nothing to do with science or the future. There is one dumb robot with Alice-level firmware and answers basic questions. Interesting - the concept of the building, architecture. You can go up to the observation deck on the 2nd floor of the building and take some good shots. Tickets must be purchased at least a couple of days in advance online.

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Anastasiia Mironova

Level 10 Local Expert

From the outside, it looks like something out of a movie about the future - really wow. Inside, it's also impressive: space, technology, artificial intelligence, nature, and even a room about meditation and mental health. Everything is beautiful, modern, atmospheric. If you want to be inspired and feel yourself in the future, be sure to go. It is better to take tickets in advance and arrive on time — everything is on time. There are a lot of impressions, and even more photos :)

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Иван Петеренко

Level 15 Local Expert

It seems that this place is hated only by those who do not know English, so all the accompaniment is on it. An interesting place, starting from the exterior and ending with the expositions. There is a lot of interactivity, you can "try on" an astronaut costume. I advise you to buy tickets in 10 days, then it's hard to find them on the official website. well, of course, I advise you to go, plus stay in the lobby to see the mini airship. And one more thing, come to this cute bagel in the evening to get space photos)

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Сергей

Level 8 Local Expert

The museum is super! It's a very beautiful building, and the exhibitions are interesting. Photo on the roof for a fee. It's better to go in the morning. Before the opening, you can see and take photos with peacocks. Tickets were bought through a Tripster in advance to choose the right time.

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Елизавета Васильева

Level 8 Local Expert

Overall, I liked it, everything is done in the style of a space station. I didn't have enough idea about Dubai itself, what it will be like in 2071. In fact, only 2 halls with flying taxis were dedicated to this. It's very interesting for children, there are a lot of interesting things. The queues are long, just like everywhere else in Dubai. Tickets are sold out 1-2 weeks in advance

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328468 Воронина

Level 20 Local Expert

We lived within walking distance of this museum. Tickets were not bought in advance (and you need to take them 2-3 months in advance, you will not be able to buy them on the spot). The tour is conducted in English. The museum building has an unusual futuristic shape. A crowd of tourists is being photographed near it. We were lucky enough to see a robot dog inside the museum, but there is no timetable for when it appears. You can see a robot making coffee.

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Марк

Level 23 Local Expert

We've been dreaming of coming here for a long time, expecting to see something interesting. But in fact, there are long queues, all the exhibits are outdated and have long been used by people, for example, a robot vacuum cleaner and quadrocopters are already our reality. Most halls are just a projector that broadcasts cartoons on the wall. It might have been surprising 10 years ago, but not now. The only thing is the observation deck, there is a beautiful view. And so the ticket price of 45-50 is not worth it. The most interesting thing is what's outside. Photos from the street, or a flying inflatable whale in the lobby.

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Наталья

Level 15 Local Expert

It's a very interesting museum. The queue at the entrance is large, but they run in groups of 20 people, so it moves quickly. Despite the small size of the museum outside, there are a lot of indoor spaces. Everything is in English, but everywhere the staff tries to explain and help. Many people know a little Russian. We need to set aside 3 hours to watch everything. And there is something to see! I highly recommend it.

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Алексей Якимов

Level 12 Local Expert

The Museum of the Future is for all ages, you can see, touch and shape our common future. Embark on a journey through possible futures and bring hope and knowledge back to the present. Learn about future design trends and be inspired by our interesting museum-themed products. Get to know the technologies of the near future from the world's leading innovators.

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Дарья Цупина

Level 13 Local Expert

Tickets are not cheap, but even if you decide to save money and stay in the museum lobby, you can stroll through the small shop, which is saturated with space and innovation. You will also meet a robot dog, a flying fish, and you can order coffee for a robot barista. In general, the children are delighted!

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Samuel Lednev

Level 27 Local Expert

The seven—storey building in the shape of an eye, specially opened on the mirror date 22.02.22, is a museum of the future!)) Here are the most innovative technologies that can be touched right now: from clothing to protect against extreme climatic conditions to exoskeletons and robots! The city of the future on the screens is a separate story... 😍

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Андрей Шишкин

Level 8 Local Expert

It is a very beautiful and unusual museum, there are many exhibits inside, and you can interact with all the objects with your bracelet.And it also seemed unusual that there is a statue of a hand nearby that shows the gesture of Fixies.

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Adilia

Level 13 Local Expert

However, the museum, as a museum, is not impressive in comparison with other world museums. But the experience itself is interesting. I liked the meeting at the entrance, the entrance group. The ticket is a bracelet (you enter a name during registration), which you can attach. The waiting time for entry is about 25 minutes. A completely unusual and beautiful building, as well as the space inside. It resembles the buildings of Zaki Hadid and other famous architects. The elevators look like a time capsule, with shiny fish flying from the ceiling. The viewing begins with a "space" trip, impresses children up to 10 years old (similar to 5D rides in amusement parks, but simpler. Next is a hall with satellite models and a story about the future of satellites, with interactive elements (in the Moscow Planetarium or the Cosmos Pavilion it is more interesting). Then there are halls with digital installations, when you leave shadows or a digital footprint with your movements (in Russia, there are such things in children's entertainment, Soyuzmultfilm, Alice in Wonderland, in the Central House of Artists, or at modern exhibitions - I saw installations from MTS in Nizhny Novgorod). I liked the room with the flasks of plants and animals - it's unusual, the light changes, I want to hang out and take a video. The Kuntz Chamber could do this with real exhibits :) Next, you will receive sound therapy (you move a light spot with your voice), smells, etc. The Darwin Museum and the Experimentarium do better. The final is a hall with robots and machines. Robobucks and robobooks, a female robot that answers in 6 languages (limited set of skills and answers), car concepts. As a crown, the exit to the observation deck is really very beautiful, especially in the evening with lighting. The photos are average and expensive. Total: There are brilliant marketers in the UAE who package a medium-quality product into an unusual experience. If you are a resident of a megalopolis, spoiled by museums and exhibitions, it is worth visiting for the sake of the building, the observation deck and the hall with flasks. But if you have hardly traveled and live in a small town, you will definitely be impressed. It is worth speaking English or Arabic to understand the essence of the tour.

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Сергей Щ.

Level 5 Local Expert

Fall for the reviews about the museum of the future. Throughout the entire route, the guide talks about flying into the future where everything is grown from dna and can recreate any kind of plant, animal, etc. They talk about Dubai, the city of the future, what will be new, the guide tells everything in English without translation into other languages. Throughout the entire route, the future of Dubai is shown on projectors at all locations. It is interesting only for children. Apart from our Russian museums, it is generally inferior. Bright, colorful, projection, and this is the Future of Dubai? It was interesting: there was a robot dog at the entrance, controlled by a man with a tablet and a flying airship. The price of entrance tickets is not justified. It's interesting to have a balcony facing the street to view the building. The human robot doesn't even know how to dance, it just talks and its facial expressions are well-developed. The car of the future is just an exhibit. In general, I recommend it. Just come to the museum of the future and see it from the inside and climb up to the balcony and that's it. For me, the future is if a robot embroider or a capsule lifts people through the air instead of an elevator. Wasted your time and money!

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Влад Беляевский

Level 12 Local Expert

<<Museum of the Future>> is a world—renowned architectural and technological landmark in Dubai, UAE, as well as a global concept of modern interactive exhibition spaces. Unlike traditional museums that preserve artifacts from the past, this space is dedicated to forecasting, technology, and scenarios for human development in the coming decades.

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Влад

Level 13 Local Expert

The Museum of the Future in Dubai is an amazing place where technology and art merge together. The exhibitions amaze the imagination and immerse you in the world of innovation, from virtual reality to concepts of sustainable development. Each installation makes us think about the future of humanity and our place in it. A must-visit for anyone interested in science and progress!

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