Museum of The Future

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Даниил К.

Level 6 Local Expert

I'll say this - we were warned that this place was overrated. It's actually more interesting on the outside than on the inside. It is very beautiful, especially the carved letters in the main hall. But the exhibition itself is either for children who haven't held a tablet yet, or for those who are older. It's a free flight of fancy with pre-rendered videos. If you're bored and have time, go. If you have a day before departure, you don't have to visit this place so that you can say we saw Dubai later.

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Алексей

Level 14 Local Expert

Of all the unique and impressive things, only the architecture of the building was striking. The internal program is no different from anything else. Mostly art installations with light and sound effects. As well as stands with fantasies about how the future will develop. There aren't really any interesting robots, technologies, etc. that can be touched and somehow interacted with. Tickets must be taken a month in advance for a specific time and preferably early in the morning. Then comes the crowd.

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Инна Овчарова

Level 5 Local Expert

We visited this museum today. Tickets were purchased in advance via the Internet, the cost is $ 45 per ticket. The time of the visit is indicated on the ticket, you need to arrive 30 minutes in advance. We arrived in advance, received wristbands for our tickets at the reception desk, and queued up for the elevator that takes visitors to the 5th floor, although the building has 7 floors, but the exposition is from the 5th to the 2nd floor, on the 1st floor there is just a play area for children from 4 to 10 years old. How can this museum be interesting if it doesn't show anything real, I have a smart house in my apartment and a lot of new features that really work and impress. At the museum, you just wait in line for an hour just to enter it. I also forgot to say that anyone with even a small backpack will be asked to take it to a storage room, while paying 10 dirhams for it, they will not be returned to you. Therefore, if you want to go there, do not take backpacks. Just a small women's handbag. Then on the 5th floor, look at cosmic fantasies, on the 4th floor, fantasies about genetics, capsules with images of microorganisms, plants or animals that have no scientific value, on the 3rd floor there is a type of meditation room, I think that conditions on the beach at sunset are better than here, on the 2nd floor there is just a car, an old quadcopter and robot vacuum cleaner, hand, etc. And I also liked the photo for 150 or 200 dirhams. With the ticket price and absolutely dreary content, it was possible to give each visitor a photo, even if not printed, even on the phone. They weren't allowed on the 2nd floor, the child is 12 years old :) The only plus is that the building is beautiful from the outside, so I recommend walking around it in the evening and taking photos. Going inside for crazy money is just a waste of time and a complete disappointment.

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Ирина Орлова

Level 12 Local Expert

I'm just in awe of such beauty, of such a scale!! The decoration is very beautiful both inside and out, there are a lot of souvenirs, but expensive, they show a robot dog, and a flying fish!! I recommend you to visit!!

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Andrey Sitkov

Level 8 Local Expert

In my opinion, the museum is very overrated. There are 4 expositions - space, nature, health, some futuristic crafts and another children's floor. In my opinion, the expositions have nothing to do with both real trends and history. In fact, it is (mostly) a projection of some pictures / videos with not very good graphics and minimal interactivity. You probably won't discover anything new there. In terms of immersiveness, any 3D cinema or any Universal Studio/Disney park will be an order of magnitude cooler. If there is absolutely nothing to do and for the minimum cost, perhaps. But there is definitely no point in paying for a priority ticket.

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Крымец Илья

Level 20 Local Expert

A very beautiful building, an interesting filling of the museum. The "flight" to the orbital station and the hall with the image of living organisms were especially impressed. With a special device, you can get information about them and find out the prospects for the survival of the species by 2070. There is access to a stunning observation deck. Admission is free for the disabled and one accompanying person. A supporting document is needed. I had an English translation.

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Ольга А

Level 7 Local Expert

It's not a bad idea, but $45. not worth it. Enter by time, buy a ticket and arrive at a certain hour, you will be given an e-chip on the bracelet, which you will use to enter. They run in groups, you have to stand in line. Then you go through the halls. First, videos are shown in each hall, plus guides talk about what the Emirates will be like in 77, all this is woven into an imitation of a spaceship. Everything is in English. The hall with 3 animal models in capsules is interesting. Further in the halls there is some kind of incomprehensible something in the form of vibrations, a group aura and something else indistinct. At the very end is the hall of the future with a car, a bicycle and a talking robot. Plus the divorce in the photo.

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Maks M.

Level 8 Local Expert

It is a very beautiful object, especially at night. An alien ship. Attention, the security guard informs you that it is completely forbidden to take photos in order to avoid removing the camera, at least that's what he said from the main entrance to the museum.

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Александр

Level 16 Local Expert

I won't surprise anyone if I say that getting here is a little more difficult than flying into space. ... and it's not at all clear what the phenomenon of popularity is?! The first time, stupidly, we decided to get there without booking, just arriving, to buy tickets. The fiasco. The girl at the counter said that the next tickets are available in 2 weeks. There was also a VIP option, but I didn't find any arguments to justify the ticket prices. Who would have thought, a popular Russian website with ads helped us out. We found a man who bought us tickets straight from Russia and the very next day we stood in line, anticipating the greatest excursion into the technology of the future. I "didn't have it." It just didn't stick at all. Well, yes, displays, projectors, a little story, a mini-training. An ordinary interactive, of which there are many on the territory of VDNH. We dragged out our tour as best we could. Everything is on some quite ordinary level. Interesting, but no more. At the exit, as always, there are a lot of "made in China" souvenirs and that's it. If this is your first time flying, look for more interesting locations.

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0kne1aks0m

Level 16 Local Expert

I recently visited the Museum of the Future in Dubai, and it was just amazing! The atmosphere of innovation and technology is immediately felt. The exhibitions cover a wide range of topics, from artificial intelligence to sustainable development. The space exploration zone was especially impressive: the opportunity to look into the future of interplanetary travel left an unforgettable impression. We were also pleased with the interactive installations, where you can not only observe, but also participate. Besides, the architecture of the building itself is a real work of art! I definitely recommend it to anyone who is interested in the future and technology. This place is inspiring and opens up new horizons!

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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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ОМ

Level 10 Local Expert

The building itself is impressive. We have been to Dubai three times already and only this time we were able to get in. The anticipation was stronger than the effect. The Moscow Museum of Cosmonautics is more interesting, there are more interactive events at VDNKh itself, and there are more exhibitions of machines and exoskeletons and developments for the interaction of people with disabilities in St. Petersburg at the Manege. I would like to return to these museums for exhibitions. Muscovites in this museum will definitely be bored) The flows of people on the floors are led by people - there is no future. Large LED screens... Well, this is reality, not the future. There's also nowhere to buy water until you finish the tour or before it starts. It was unexpected. The big screens didn't impress. Beautiful photos can be taken with bottles in the dna room - yes, but that's it. Wow effect failed. An 8-year-old child was also not impressed by anything, except probably the beginning of the tour, but after the start of the inspection it quickly fades into the background and is erased. They gave 284 dollars for three of them, which is 22 thousand rubles. Well, it would be expensive for such, to be honest. If you don't get there, don't worry!

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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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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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Елена Колодкина

Level 12 Local Expert

It's an interesting museum, with interesting locations, and they give you bracelets where you can participate in an exhibit, which turns out to be very interesting.There are guides in every room, it's just a pity that everything is in English, but nevertheless everything is clear.I recommend a visit.

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Morskoi Priboi

Level 12 Local Expert

Of course, it's worth a visit, but the impression is a bit twofold.An amazing building from the outside, original inside, but the "museum content" itself is already outdated in many ways and is not too associated with the future.Keep in mind that all information is provided in English and Arabic.It is better to read about the museum on the Internet before visiting, in order to understand what kind of exposition you have in front of you, Tickets must be ordered on the website in advance (the price is about $ 40 per person).

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Адам Джинели

Level 7 Local Expert

There are a lot of impressions left, especially from the flying whale. In general, it really seems like in the future, the robot is talking, the ring is huge with lighting and so on, you need to buy tickets in advance otherwise you will get into pandemonium, even if you bought in advance, of course there will be a queue, in general, I advise you to go!

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Ilya S.

Level 5 Local Expert

Well, it's nothing special... Some expositions at VDNKh are much more interesting and interactive. You can note a dancing robot on the 1st level and an observation room, that's probably all... the rest is made as uninteresting as possible, and some expositions are not clear at all, such as a room with banquettes and a microphone in the middle of the room. You sit down, you wait for something, but nothing happens)))

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Кристина Аю

Level 14 Local Expert

Cool, interesting, but I'm shooting for the fact that there wasn't enough interactive, there wasn't much to touch, twist, try to do something yourself, there's practically no such thing. For example, in Moscow at VDNH there was an exhibition "Russia", that was exciting, everything was done there in all areas and everything was interesting to tell, you can work yourself out in different specialties, touch real equipment, everything was absolutely accessible and interactive everywhere. And even in the Dubai museum, everything is in English, on such a scale, for example, it could be done so that a person could choose the language in which to read about the object, and so you just walk around looking at the exhibition, art objects) Several floors, all on different topics, in general, of course, very interesting, curious.

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Натали

Level 14 Local Expert

Museum of The Future is a museum of the Future, another miracle of engineering. National Geographic magazine included it in the list of the 14 most beautiful museums in the world. According to the chief architect of the project, Sean Killa, the unique elliptical shape of the building embodies Dubai's vision of the future. The facade of the museum is decorated with carvings with Arabic calligraphy, the perforation of the contours of which serves as a kind of windows. Three phrases from poems written by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, are carved on the panels. "The future belongs to those who can imagine, design and bring it to life. They do not wait for the future, but create it with their own hands," reads one of them. We had a sightseeing tour of the sights of Dubai and after reading the reviews, we decided not to waste time visiting the museum. But the view from the outside is certainly worthy of attention🤩

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Pavel Sindrevich

Level 30 Local Expert

"The future belongs to those who can imagine, design and bring it to life. The future is not expected, but created with their own hands" - one of three quotes in Arabic script on the walls of the elliptical torus of the Museum of the future, this one of the most amazing structures in the world, representing something different from other structures familiar to us. The expositions change every six months in order to somehow keep up with the times. Good English is needed for completeness of perception. On the second floor there is an exit to the inner side of the circle, which offers a good panorama for photos.

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Артём Б.

Level 6 Local Expert

An interesting idea, a variety of pavilions with interactive layouts, a floating dolphin and a robot dog, local attractions in the lobby, where the device can mix perfumes for you based on the answers from the list of preferences.

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Сергей Тряхов

Level 11 Local Expert

It's just an amazing place . Truly a museum of the future. Tickets are sold out very quickly. There is always a queue at the entrance, but there is something to see. Dubai can surprise with innovation, high cost and chic. I definitely recommend you to visit. The interior is incredibly beautiful and unique. On the tour you can see the "Dubai of the future". Convenient transport accessibility to the metro. The design is designed by the world's best architectural firm Zaha Hadid.

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Ольга Буракова

Level 20 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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Василя Сабировна Касимова

Level 9 Local Expert

A truly unique place, we had a great pleasure visiting the museum, I personally felt like a character in the movie "The Fifth Element". There is no limit to the human mind 👌🏽

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Алексей Киселев

Level 11 Local Expert

I liked the architecture of the museum. I can't say that I'm thrilled. There was an interesting interactive experience at the beginning of the tour.

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sagabaeva.ru

Level 27 Local Expert

In my opinion, the Museum of the future of Dubai is located in the most beautiful building in the world. The Museum of the Future, unlike ordinary museums that store ancient relics, opens the doors to the world of tomorrow. Everything inside the museum is interactive. It's like you got a glimpse into the future using a time machine. The museum is open from 9.30 to 19.00. You can get there by public transport. If you take the subway, you can get off at Emirates Tower station and walk to the mall.

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Mirglazami

Level 12 Local Expert

The Museum of the Future has left pleasant impressions, an interesting organization, and many different interactive objects. Robots, elevators, exhibits. The building itself also stands out from the general background. For general development, I recommend visiting.

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зейд джангишиев

Level 9 Local Expert

The buildings are very beautiful, there are interesting expositions, a lot of interiors, there is a park nearby with rabbits and peacocks, and many trees

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Юлия Е.

Level 15 Local Expert

The case when the museum building itself is much more interesting than its filling. The building is amazing! It is impressive in shape and size. There is a large queue at the entrance already with tickets, we stood for 20-30 minutes-they let us in groups-a small introductory tour-in English -but generally understandable. At the end, you can go out to the observation deck. There are many locations that left an ambiguous impression. It is convenient to get by metro, the entrance from the metro is through the passage directly to the museum. In general, you can go once, union pay cards work.

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Лейсан Устюжанина

Level 11 Local Expert

It's expensive, spectacular, and beautiful, but our Cosmonautics museum will give you a head start. There are a lot of visual effects and various holographic installations. Obviously, a lot of money has been invested, but as a museum, it does not carry much value.

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Никита Белов

Level 8 Local Expert

An incredibly interesting museum that tells about the vision of the future in the UAE. For 150 dirhams, you will receive a fascinating tour of 4 tiers telling about different futuristic developments in technology. At the end, you will have access to a terrace with stunning views. It is better to visit in the evening

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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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Владимир Ф.

Level 6 Local Expert

The most beautiful place. I recommend you to visit, especially children will like it. Topic: space travel, future technologies, development of eco-system. Tickets must be booked in advance. The queue will have to stand quite a bit, even for those who have already purchased tickets, they run in groups of about 10-12 people

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Iva Petra

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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Roman Pankratov

Level 13 Local Expert

It's beautiful, interesting, and there are cool expositions inside, which we didn't reach because of the huge queue and crowds of tourists. But you can walk for free from the side of the subway and everything will be fine, you will stay inside and you can even work with a robot.

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benuarti

Level 10 Local Expert

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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Андрей Разин

Level 10 Local Expert

The Museum of the Future! The future, of course, in quotes). It is necessary to visit once. A beautiful architectural structure. It is necessary to take a photo against the background of the museum! We took the subway, walked to the museum through a covered passage, the architectural solution is very interesting. There is a flying cow in the atrium). Tickets are bought on time, but there are still queues. About the contents of the expositions: well, we didn't see anything so amazing from the future. The first exposition: the fantasy of the Emirates on the theme of a space station in 2070, well, since there is no one of its own, at least to fantasize for now, but by 2070 with the help of Russia it should be. The rest of the expositions are on the light.

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anna *********

Level 7 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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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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Алексей Д.

Level 8 Local Expert

An unplanned visit to the museum of the future. We were looking for something interesting for children aged 5-6. Inside, everything is actually very futuristic in my opinion. We didn't lose it! My son couldn't close his mouth in surprise at the exhibitions! I recommend it! The tickets were taken 2 days in advance.

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ЩепаКора.рф

Level 15 Local Expert

An amazing museum! The futuristic architecture of the building is simply mesmerizing. Inside there are incredible interactive expositions about the technologies of the future. The zone with artificial intelligence and space technologies was especially impressive. Excellent organization of the flow of visitors, no crowding. The staff speaks excellent English. Definitely worth a visit when traveling to Dubai!

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328468 Воронина

Level 19 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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Станислав Ка

Level 8 Local Expert

Very interesting architecture, everything is beautiful inside and informative.Unless, of course, you buy tickets in advance (a couple of days in advance)It still won't keep you from queuing.But you can buy a VIP ticket on the spot day in, day out and all the doors are open.

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Людмила Астахова

Level 6 Local Expert

A must-visit. Wow effect from the first step, when you are greeted by a robot fluttering under the ceiling, and another one pours coffee. The logic of the exposition is not entirely clear, but very interesting topics are demonstrated: space exploration, biodiversity, new technologies. I was thrilled.

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Sunny☀️

Level 10 Local Expert

we walked only through the free part of the museum, it was beautiful, modern, clean, we only saw a robot dog, a child of three years old liked it, he would not have been able to do it anymore, queues spoil the impression everywhere.

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Мария И.

Level 7 Local Expert

It is worth visiting both children and adults. Interesting and unusual! A talking robot, projections, a meditation hall, and a room with earth-dwelling species. It is recommended to take all 6 floors, which includes access to the balcony. The photos are great!

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Тимур Опалев

Level 8 Local Expert

The Museum of the Future is the best thing to see in the evening in Dubai. The museum is very interesting, but it is unclear what the guide is talking about in Arabic. And the museum and the location in the ring are good, I advise you to visit the museum!!!

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Андрей

Level 30 Local Expert

An interesting location, according to the reviews I read, we just didn't go inside, it might be interesting for children. There is an interesting location outside at night and during the day, there is a food court inside, I recommend ordering individual perfumes at the entrance to the museum (the robot mixes for an individual composition based on the answers to the questions) this is much more interesting than the museum itself.

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Шорников Юрий

Level 24 Local Expert

Many people wonder if it's worth the money - it's worth it. The main drawback is only two languages, local and English. Therefore, many people will not understand the description and narration. But the animation, design, and content are great. There is also an external observation deck, which will please all amateur photographers. There is a nuance in the queues, but not much. I recommend you to visit.

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