Museum of The Future

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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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benuarti

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I recently visited the Museum of the Future in Dubai, and it was really inspiring! The building itself is a work of art, the appearance of which surprises with its unusual shape and modern decorative elements. The museum features various exhibitions dedicated to technology, science, and innovation that shape our future. I particularly liked interactive zones where it was possible to try new technologies such as virtual reality and artificial intelligence. This gives you the opportunity not only to see, but also to try it out, which makes the experience very exciting. Each exhibition offers a unique perspective on the pressing challenges and opportunities facing humanity, including sustainable development and new approaches to medicine. It provokes reflection and inspires you to think about the future. I definitely recommend visiting this museum to anyone who is interested in science and technology! You will come out with a lot of new ideas and inspiration.

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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 But in fact, there are long queues, all the exhibits are outdated and have long been used by people, for example, a robot vacuum cleaner and quadrocopters are already our reality.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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Руслан Хайруллов

Level 22 Local Expert

What should I write here, you need to come and see, we didn't buy tickets, we came and looked, you can take the elevator to the cafe. Delicious coffee and delicious pie. I recommend

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Наталья

Level 14 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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Level 17 Local Expert

The Museum of the Future in Dubai is one of those places where the building itself is already an exhibit. It has been called one of the most beautiful museums in the world by National Geographic, and it's hard to argue with that. But is it worth paying 169 dirhams (about 3,500 rubles) for admission? The answer depends on what you are waiting for. The most important thing is about tickets Tickets are sold out one month in advance. This is not an exaggeration — it is simply impossible to buy a ticket for tomorrow or next week. Standard ticket — 169 AED (free for children under 4 years old) . If you want to come without a reservation, you can buy a "flexible" ticket for 399 AED (8,500 rubles) with priority entry. Where to buy for Russians: you need a foreign card directly on the museum's website. An alternative is aggregators like Sputnik8 or Tripster, where they accept Russian cards (the ticket will be a little more expensive, but they often give priority entry). What's inside: 4 floors of travel The museum loads you into an elevator-a "spaceship" with 4D effects, which is supposedly going to the OSS Hope orbital station in 2071. The first zone is space: floating station models, interactive solar system, futuristic wall design. The second zone (The Heal Institute) is about the Land of the Future: a realistic replica of the Amazon rainforest and the "Library of Life" — a giant room with colorful avatar flasks symbolizing animal species. The third zone (Al Waha) is the "Sanctuary of the Senses", a room for meditation and sensory reloading with scents, light and sun beds. The fourth zone (Tomorrow Today) is the technology of the present and the near future: robots, prototypes of gadgets, including products by Elon Musk. Be honest about the cons (important!) Many visitors leave disappointed. The main complaint is that the interior is a little empty, and what is there is not up to the futuristic building. "The Museum of the Future... but sometimes it feels like he's behind the times." Rigid organization: at the beginning, you are led in groups with guides (both real and digital) and dictated where to go. Queues even with tickets are a reality . One of the visitors on Tripadvisor called it a "waste of time," saying that the museum is "a mix of a Soviet planetarium, an easy quest about space and a robotics club." High prices for everything , even snacks in cafes . Some openly advise: "Look at the building from the outside, maybe go to a store and elevators, but don't waste money and time on an exhibition." Alternative opinion Nevertheless, many are delighted. Kids love the interactive, space theme and vivid visual effects. Architecture and photography enthusiasts believe that the experience is worth it — the building is truly incomparable. Someone writes, "The best word to describe the experience is INCREDIBLE." Practical advice · Buy tickets 3-4 weeks in advance — no options · Arrive 30 minutes before your slot — queues can eat up time · Choose a weekday — there are crowds on weekends · For a photo of the building from a better angle, go into the courtyard · If the main goal is to take photos for social networks, you don't have to buy a ticket to the exhibition at all, it's also beautiful on the ground floor. Result The Museum of the Future is a place of contrasts. An architectural masterpiece. In terms of content, someone calls it "the coolest place in Dubai," and someone calls it "a boring dummy for a lot of money." Kids will almost certainly like it. It may seem superficial to adult techies. If your budget is limited, it's better to limit yourself to a photo outside the building and go to the Etihad Museum, where there is more real history and meaning. If you decide to come in, book your tickets strongly in advance.

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Catherine

Level 14 Local Expert

We were on a sightseeing tour, that is, only the 1st floor. Everyone run. We didn't really see anything but queues. Next time, we will definitely take tickets and explore everything inside.

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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

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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Полина Авдеева

Level 11 Local Expert

The building is fascinating both in daylight and at night. My impressions of the visit were twofold, but it's definitely worth a visit once. I expected to see a lot of robots... don't tune in, just enjoy and watch. Souvenirs of good workmanship, Chinese consumer goods in other places, so if you like them, take them and do not delay. We regretted that we didn't take it.The price of all the attractions is equally high in Dubai, so I think it is not too high. Plus a piggy bank of memories.

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Виталий Крысин

Level 3 Local Expert

It's a cool place that makes a really strong impression on what it sees. I especially recommend it for hiking with children, they will definitely remember it. The museum perfectly combines scientific information with an entertaining touch, so don't get bored) But it costs more than the average museum, and be sure to buy tickets in advance (a month in advance) online.

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svetlana ✈️

Level 11 Local Expert

I definitely recommend visiting this place, even if you don't take a tour. The building itself is very stylish, the area is beautiful, you can enter the lobby for free. There is a cool green park with peacocks nearby.

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Елена П.

Level 5 Local Expert

Beautiful architecture! The building is very large and stunningly beautiful. We met a flying fish and a robot dog in the lobby. We waited no more than 30 minutes. Of course, you had to buy tickets in advance, you can't buy them every day.

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Дмитрий

Level 14 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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Макарова Анастасия

Level 15 Local Expert

This is really a step into the future. There are various technologies in the building Artificial intelligence I was very impressed by the flying whales And a robot that makes coffee and ice cream We booked the tickets in advance This way the queues have passed , otherwise you can lose 2-3 hours , because there are long queues Anyone who wants to get into the future, I advise you to go

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кирилл б.

Level 18 Local Expert

It's worth going once and no more, to plunge into the modern world of technology, robots, AI, a very interesting concept of how Dubai 2072 is seen further, it's worth going to the roof and looking at the skyscrapers from this museum, but no more than once Disadvantages there are always a lot of people The facilities are easy to access from the subway,

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Олег ******

Level 19 Local Expert

The Museum of the Future in Dubai is more than a museum. It is an architectural marvel and a philosophical symbol.: The toroidal shape is a symbol of humanity; the central void is the unknown of the future; the green hill is the Earth. The facade features poetic calligraphy by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid.: “We won't live for hundreds of years, but our creativity will live longer than us...” “The future is for those who can imagine, design and implement it...” “The secret of progress is one word: innovation.” The numbers speak for themselves.: * 7 floors, 77 meters in height, 30,000 m2 of space without columns, 1,024 panels, 17,600 m2 of facade, 14,000 m of lighting lines, 2,400 diagonal beams. * LEED Platinum, 30% of the energy is from the sun, smart facade lighting technology. * Bridges connecting to Emirates Towers and the subway are an engineering symbol of connection to the present. * Over 3 years — 3 million visitors from 177 countries, 380+ events, global forums, AI retreats, Global Futures Society initiative. Here, the future is not just showing, it is being created. Shawn Killa has given Dubai a symbol where art, technology and sustainability embrace in the form of a dream.

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Светлана Кушнаренко

Level 15 Local Expert

The overall impression. In winter, we visited the Museum of the Future in Dubai, expecting to see something special and futuristic. However, despite the interesting exhibits and the unusual design of the building, the overall impression turned out to be rather average. The expectations were higher than the reality. , Museum Features - Building design: The appearance of the museum really attracts attention. The Arabic hieroglyphs carved on the surface of the building look stylish and modern. - Exposition: Interactive exhibitions dedicated to future technologies, ecology and innovations are presented inside. The hall with holograms of animals and flora deserves special attention. - Robots: We saw a robot dog and a robot fish, which aroused the interest of all family members. , Environment There are picturesque skyscrapers next to the museum, which adds to the attractiveness of this place. Walking around the museum is also a pleasure due to the beautiful views. ▌ 🔍 Disadvantages Despite the attractiveness of the design and some of the exhibits, the overall effect was insufficient to fully meet expectations. Perhaps it's the high level of expectations generated by reviews and advertising. Is it worth visiting? It's hard to say for sure. If you are interested in technology and want to see an unusual building, the museum is worth a visit at least once. But you should not expect a grandiose "wow effect". ⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯ Thus, visiting the Museum of the Future in Dubai leaves mixed feelings.

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Mila

Level 13 Local Expert

It didn 't work out for me .It will probably be interesting for those who love cosmonautics. Interactive canvases are no longer relevant , I 've seen something like this at exhibitions in Moscow . The only beautiful panorama of the city on the roof is breathtaking from the grandeur of Dubai.Yes , and the photos that are taken there and then offered from 4000 rubles ( 150-250 dirhams ) It's too much.

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Марк Владимирович

Level 15 Local Expert

A modern space that combines technology, design and philosophy. The building itself makes a strong impression, both outside and inside. The expositions are interactive, focused on the future of science, medicine and ecology. Suitable for both adults and older children. It is well organized, with clear navigation.

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Наталья Абрамова

Level 6 Local Expert

The museum was not very impressed. I expected more, of course. There were huge queues, it was not possible to visit day after day, I had to buy a ticket to visit two days later. I thought there would be a lot of technical exhibits, but it turned out there wasn't, a lot of something incomprehensible, like some kind of plants. I only liked the observation deck. Maybe I didn't understand something in this museum(((

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Andrey M

Level 19 Local Expert

Dubai, the museum of the future! Great location for beautiful photos both outside and inside! Some halls resembled frames from science fiction films, some had probably already been realized in life (for example, robot dogs, insect robots, etc.). Definitely worth a look and familiarize the children)))... Adults shouldn't know the waaaaa effect, and yet it's interesting! Beautiful view of the Towers of Emirates )

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Татьяна

Level 7 Local Expert

Of course, I was impressed by the scale, the unexpected set of expositions, plans for the future, and electronic test tubes with flora and fauna! Knowledge of English or the availability of an electronic translator will not be superfluous, take care of this in advance. The museum was visited in the morning (as soon as it opened), so there were not so many people, despite the New Year holidays, the queue passed quite quickly, but when they left, there were already many more people in the museum and the queue at the entrance was twice as long.

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Ulyana Kireeva

Level 9 Local Expert

The museum was impressive. Lots of interactive pieces, visual and sound special effects. It will be interesting not only for children, but also for adults. I definitely advise you to visit, but it is better to purchase tickets in advance for a month and a half.

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alina

Level 7 Local Expert

The Museum of the Future is a truly unique place that leaves only positive impressions! The interiors and expositions are amazing, and innovative technologies make visiting incredibly exciting. However, it is worth noting that there were quite a lot of people on the day of the visit. This, of course, slightly reduces the overall impression, but you can understand it. Overall, the museum is worth a visit!😍

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Arina Korobova

Level 14 Local Expert

We bought tickets 3 weeks before the visit for 12 thousand for 3x. The guide at the hotel offered $300 for 3 people. The case when expectations were not fulfilled and the most memorable of the visit was the observation deck. The rest is boring and uninteresting . At the same time, we love museums and exhibitions. I understand that it's difficult to come up with a future, but it's a pity to spend time in queues and the museum itself.

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Дмитрий Каледин

Level 18 Local Expert

I completely agree with many people: on the outside, wow/ on the inside, expectations are not being met. The exposition is interesting in places. But the pretentious name of the museum of the future certainly does not pull. The building is a work of art and architecture. The rest is not impressive. Therefore, the artificial hype with the shortage and cost of tickets is all the more incomprehensible and surprising. It's about the same as the stupid hype with "Dubai chocolate" for tourists. The best option is to take a taxi or subway yourself, take photos and that's it.

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Даниил Исаков

Level 14 Local Expert

The Museum of the Future in Dubai is a unique and innovative attraction that attracts attention not only for its futuristic design, but also for its content. Here is my review of visiting this museum: The positive aspects: 1. Unique architecture: The Museum of the Future is a true masterpiece of architecture. Its curved shape and glass facades create the impression that the building is floating in the air. This visually spectacular structure has become one of the symbols of modern Dubai. 2. Innovative exhibits: The museum offers interactive exhibitions dedicated to technology, science, and the future of humanity. The exhibits cover a variety of topics, from artificial intelligence to sustainable development, allowing visitors to reflect on how technology can change our lives. 3. Interactive experience: Many exhibitions offer the opportunity to interact, which makes visiting more exciting. Guests can participate in various activities, test new technologies and immerse themselves in virtual reality. 4. Educational value: The Museum of the Future serves as a platform for discussing current issues and problems facing humanity. It inspires us to think about the future and possible ways of its development. 5. Cultural events: The museum regularly hosts lectures, seminars and workshops with the participation of experts in various fields, which provides an opportunity to deepen knowledge and broaden horizons. Disadvantages: 1. Entrance fee: The entrance fee may seem high for some visitors, especially for families with children. However, many people believe that the experience is worth the money. 2. The flow of people: Due to the popularity of the museum, there may be many visitors here, which sometimes makes it difficult to enjoy the exhibitions in a relaxed environment. 3. Some exhibits may be difficult to understand.: For people without technical education, some topics may seem complex or abstract, which may make it difficult to fully understand the material presented. Overall, the Museum of the Future in Dubai is an exciting place that inspires us to think about what our tomorrow will be like. It is ideal for both technology enthusiasts and those who want to expand their horizons and learn more about the future. This is a must-see attraction for everyone who finds themselves in Dubai!

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Павел К.

Level 6 Local Expert

Comrades, if you go sober, in your right mind, then you will be disappointed. It's a waste of money. Pictures, videos, exhibits from science fiction films, and that's it. There is nothing informative or interesting at all that would be worth spending 1.5 hours on, taking into account the queue of 40 minutes. I wouldn't even go for free if I knew what was waiting for me there.

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Виктория Богулян

Level 12 Local Expert

The place is a must-visit. It's a very cool idea to travel to the future of Dubai in 2075. With the way this city is developing, it's possible to believe in such a future. That's a great idea. We bought tickets online in advance, it seems that they came out even cheaper than they would have bought on the spot.

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Дмитрий РО

Level 11 Local Expert

The museum is boring, there is nothing interesting or really amazing. The only cool thing is the hall with holograms of the animal and plant world. There is also an exhibit, like a talking and responding robot, but this robot is battered and old and already a thing of the past. Bottom line: it's expensive, boring, and not worth a visit, but given that there aren't many places to have fun in Dubai, it's fine too.

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Наталья Морозова

Level 4 Local Expert

I've wanted to see him for a long time, the ticket costs $ 50, the entrance is on time, which is very correct not to create a crowd inside. Everything looks like a spaceship, new cars, new technologies, a guide greets you in each hall and tells you everything in detail in English, there is a hall with all kinds of tactile therapies (light, sound, smell). I spent 2.5 hours there, the kids will definitely like it. I was also satisfied, I was in no hurry.

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Диана Иванова

Level 5 Local Expert

Very interesting!! The queue wasn't long, although it seemed like it was huge. Free Internet, when you stand in the snake, you will see signs with the name of the Internet and its password. There were 4 of us, and they gave us about 165 for each person (maybe a little more. We took tickets from the guide, because we didn't have the opportunity to buy them ourselves). You either need to know English or have an app with a translator with you. My English is slightly below average, when I understood something, when I didn't. The museum is interesting and informative. You won't regret it, that's for sure.

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Илья К.

Level 3 Local Expert

An interesting museum, especially if with children. It's not a very large exposure, but they try to make the most of what they have. I liked the halls with the space station, about nature and real prototypes of machines/ apparatuses.

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МК

Level 9 Local Expert

You can get to the museum by smoothly crossing from the Emirates Towers metro station.It is very convenient and unusual. Everything is decorated in Arabic style, modern and technologically advanced. Even without buying a ticket, you can see a lot of interesting things there (photo attached).I recommend you to visit

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Екатерина Загрубская

Level 18 Local Expert

Both stars are for the exterior of the building, because it is really very beautiful, especially in the night lighting. Well, you can also go inside, into the lobby: a shop, a cafe, a cool interior design. That's it, we can stop there. The museum itself is, in my opinion, complete nonsense, which is definitely not worth the money. As they say, I went so that you wouldn't have to…

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Anna A.

Level 22 Local Expert

The museum is only good from the outside! The entrance hall, which can be accessed without a ticket, can also be viewed, but it is absolutely not worth paying money and wasting your time on the exhibition! The only interesting room is with DNA, but it has nothing to do with the future. There is a beautiful panorama from the observation deck, but for this you should not take entrance tickets.

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Наташа Череда

Level 30 Local Expert

A high-tech museum, we bought a ticket here back in Russia, through the Turistino website, it was convenient to pay in rubles, not everything is clear to me, since my English is not at a good level, but it was very very curious and interesting! I definitely recommend you to visit!

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Камила М.

Level 9 Local Expert

The building itself is incredibly beautiful, but there is no point in buying tickets, you will be traveling with a huge crowd of tourists with young children, it will be very uncomfortable, considering that there is only one standing installation, it's better to admire the outside)

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Анна Делианиди

Level 12 Local Expert

The museum is cool, if you have good English, you can properly understand what's what and why all this is. I didn't see if there were any Russian guides. There's a queue at the entrance anyway, even if the ticket was bought in advance.

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Ирина С.

Level 9 Local Expert

A high-tech building, shimmering in the night light, inside the atmosphere of capsules, chrome parts, light, technology and money) cool, we've been there three times, the impression is huge.

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Азалия

Level 6 Local Expert

It's a cool place, everything is cool, there was a whale floating on the ceiling, cool elevators, there are robots and all that. There are only two disadvantages: 1. When the story was told, everything was in Arabic or English. 2. There was a playground upstairs, but we weren't allowed in there because we were only 13 years old. And so everything is cool 👍🙃

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Данила Малов Микробиолог

Level 21 Local Expert

Dubai has a "Museum of the Future" - the Emirates Towers metro red line station is located next to the museum. It is connected to the Museum by a pedestrian bridge, so you can get here directly from the subway. There are also buses to the museum. The nearest ground transportation stop is Emirates Towers, which is a few minutes' walk from the exposition. a 7-storey museum dedicated to the study of the future of science, technology and innovation, the oval symbolizes humanity, the hill — our planet, and the gaping hole in the center of the building — the uncertainty of the future))

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lkk0o

Level 6 Local Expert

The museum is quite large-scale and interesting. When you go inside, you can feel a special fragrance, they say it smells like cosmic dust. At a certain time, I release a robot dog that controls people. The museum left good impressions.

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cherry

Level 5 Local Expert

The exhibition did not meet expectations, it seemed that they had not completed the idea, it was not a pity, because it was worth going once, but probably only with schoolchildren. Many exhibits are no longer new, the topic of AI has not been disclosed (as of November 25). At the end of the exhibition there is a playground (up to 10 years old), there is a place to throw out energy to the child. The museum itself is worth a visit, you don't have to pay for it, I especially liked the flying fish.

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