Museum of The Future

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Евгений Чепурнов

Level 11 Local Expert

It's just an amazing place to spend time! If you, like me, are in the Emirates for the first time, be sure to visit. The exhibition is impressive, there are many amazing things worth seeing. The money spent is absolutely not a pity. I advise everyone.

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Ирина Кулагина

Level 8 Local Expert

It's a very beautiful place, the architecture and technology are amazing. There is a cafe nearby, and a fountain is located behind the main entrance. I highly recommend visiting!

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Evgeniya Vlasova

Level 12 Local Expert

You can go with the child once) but no more. Our Moscow 2030 exhibition was much more interesting and informative. In the museum of the future, the building is impressive, and the beginning of the exhibition is when you go up in a spaceship (in an elevator)

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Андрей Д.

Level 5 Local Expert

The place is definitely worth a visit, although some of the exhibitions already seem outdated today. The main idea is to introduce the guest to Dubai of the future. It looks quite ambitious, but considering the current growth rate of the city, it is quite achievable.

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маргарита орешкина

Level 14 Local Expert

Amazing and unusual! Starting with the unusual building in which the museum is located! We took a walk around the first floor! We saw a robot dog that behaved just like a real one, and a robot fish that was parading under the roof of the museum. There is also a shop with a lot of interesting souvenirs.

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Александр Ермилов

Level 8 Local Expert

I don't even know, we expected more when we first entered, there was a robot dog running around on the first floor with a lot of people around. A drone fish circled above the ceiling, effectively flapping its wings, against the background of what we saw, we already thought what awaits us next and were ready to buy premium tickets for almost 400 dirhams, but thank God reason forced us to buy the standard for 199 dirhams. You can write a lot, probably beautifully and effectively with children, but somehow it's not ice for two adults. I understand that everyone has their own way, but I wanted to see something more, yes, there were other halls where there were robots, but for some reason they were not all working under glass.

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Мария Водопьянова

Level 9 Local Expert

The worst museum in the world, as it was already written. It's hard to even call it a museum. Definitely not worth the money. There are no translators - and this is in the museum of the future !! It's absurd. There are very few exhibits, they are not informative, especially if you do not know the language. It's a complete disappointment, there's nothing to see. The only thing I gave 2 stars for was the building itself, it's certainly very unusual and beautiful, in my opinion the coolest thing in Dubai, you can go inside and see it too, just don't take entrance tickets. In addition, there are queues of 40 minutes per hour. In the end, it was the most useless waste of money for the entire vacation.

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Veronika Korenchuk

Level 11 Local Expert

An interesting place, the building is impressive, but more like a one-time experience. There are a lot of people and a huge queue, it is better to take tickets in advance. There's a lot to see inside, but there wasn't much wow.

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sheevlyakova

Level 14 Local Expert

Everyone needs to see this. A very exciting and interesting adventure. It's beautiful, thoughtful, modern and simply impressive. It is better to buy tickets in advance. I really liked this museum, I recommend it!

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МАРГАРИТА

Level 19 Local Expert

It's an interesting museum, but it's a pity that the tour is in English, it would be better if there was an audio guide. The tickets were bought a month in advance, as they could not get into the previous visit, the tickets were sold out.

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Ирина Спирина

Level 16 Local Expert

The name speaks for itself. The building is incredible , we limited ourselves to entering the free zone (there was no time for We saw a flying navy seal, a perfume factory, bought souvenirs (they are very unusual there) . And of course we took a lot of photos both inside and outside. Tip; if you go around the building (or go through the underground parking lot) there will be a small park with peacocks , the sight is no less interesting. It is very convenient to get from the metro there is a covered corridor - immediately to the second floor of the free zone.

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Николай Подгайко

Level 16 Local Expert

Excellent location, tickets must be purchased in advance, two weeks in advance. The excursions are very interesting and exciting! The passage in groups, the areas for photographing are healthy! The future is calling us!

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Александр Терехов

Level 4 Local Expert

I sincerely regretted visiting the "museum". I'm sorry, I haven't seen such a scam since the 90s. Yes, it's beautiful, yes it's expensive, yes it's advertised, but if you don't speak English or Arabic, you'll walk around, blink and listen to fluent foreign chatter. In places. Basically, this is a contemplation of art objects, a la student's work, designed for a visual wow effect for the province. There is nothing from the technology of 2071 except a cheap computer cartoon on the screens in one of the rooms. Hand over the bag -10 dirhams. Ticket-159. Of course, there are people who are delighted, but this perception is at the level of "we don't have that in the club!"... coming to the museum of the Future for $ 45, I want to see at least something more technological than special effects on the walls and a conceptual Audi on the podium. My advice: don't be fooled by ads and color pictures, spend money on a guided tour, for example.

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София Т.

Level 5 Local Expert

We were a group of friends, expecting to see something really interesting. The building itself is beautiful, but in fact the importance of the museum is exaggerated. It doesn't cause a wow effect. 2/3 of the exhibits for kindergarten. If you don't go to it, you won't lose anything.

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Александр

Level 17 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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Роман

Level 14 Local Expert

An incredible place! The building itself is already a work of art. A must-visit.

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Елена Травеловна

Level 12 Local Expert

Well, really, once you get to this museum, you find yourself as if you are not in this universe. High-tech starts from the outside and everything inside is modern and unusual to the smallest detail. A robot dog runs around in the checkout area. There was a huge queue with us, I don't know if it's always there, but it's definitely worth visiting once. On the street from the entrance side, beautiful shots are obtained with a view of the museum building. Located near the Dubai Mall, you can walk or take the subway through 2 stops

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Денис Ефремов

Level 10 Local Expert

The Museum of the Future will tell you what Dubai and the UAE in general will look like in 2171. It will be very interesting for teenagers and young people. A kind of interactive attraction for 2 hours. I don't regret going, but I expected more.

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Andrey

Level 12 Local Expert

I really liked it. An economy ticket is worth buying almost three to four months in advance, they took a ticket without a queue at a higher price, in the end they did not regret it, special bracelets, passed everywhere without a queue. At the very beginning, we also didn't stand in line, we let them through first and felt like VIPs. It's definitely worth a visit inside. What is the viewing platform on the bagel itself worth? Super!

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Alex

Level 7 Local Expert

Everything is very beautiful and new. It's even more beautiful from the inside. There are also a lot of interesting things inside, and a "whale airship" is flying in the lobby.

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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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659636 Наумов

Level 9 Local Expert

I don't recommend it. I was expecting to see some future technologies, etc. In reality, we listened to a fairy tale about the UAE space program, which will be implemented in 2071. Then there was an installation about the medicine of the future, especially impressed by a tambourine suspended on a string (a large copper pancake). Then there were two halls with large screens showing pictures of the future (complete crap), then a hall dedicated to depression (this will become a serious problem in the future), reminded of a series of Smeshariki about the sadness room. He didn't look at anything else and went to the exit. The ticket cost ~ 5,000 rubles.

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ValarMorghulis

Level 13 Local Expert

I managed to visit before closing time. Closed from September 1, 2026. The opening is closer to 1q2027. An interesting place. To visit 1 time. Since the tour is in English, I read in advance what kind of exhibits and halls are presented.

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Тарас Репета

Level 21 Local Expert

It is an architectural masterpiece that lives up to its name. The facade with Arabic script is fascinating. Inside— you can fully immerse yourself in tomorrow: interactive halls about space, bioengineering and ecology. This is not a museum, but a time travel where technology comes to life. Must-visit!

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Hohoho

Level 11 Local Expert

Did not meet expectations. There's not much to see there, you can take photos on beautiful backgrounds, nothing more. There were 3-4 robots in one room, but they all stood like exhibits in a museum and were not working. Only one robot could be interacted with, but it was not in good working order and did not react much, only blinked))) The museum is in fact a beautiful promising picture with zero content.

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Сергей Лукоянов

Level 16 Local Expert

It's a very beautiful building from the outside, everything is bright inside, too , we came here by metro and through an air-conditioned tunnel leading directly to the museum, we didn't go into the museum itself, but we took photos inside, it's beautiful to come here, I recommend

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Алина Нота

Level 8 Local Expert

I hope this is a test assignment from Yandex?))The museum is a dummy, its money is about $ 130 for two tickets, it was not worth it at all.There are very long queues at the entrance, you need to stand for 40 minutes.Since the entrance to the exhibition begins with a "journey" into space, you will take the elevator up and with all the stories it will take about 10-15 minutes, and they let you in in groups, so everyone is waiting at the entrance.Inside, nothing impressed, insanely mediocre.The most interesting thing is the exit to the observation deck and that's it.So don't waste money, time and effort on this.I think it's better to visit aya University, where you will get more impressions.

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DIVAR

Level 7 Local Expert

We visited the museum of the future, quite unusual, but no one experienced wild delight, the only special location for me was the library of fauna and flora, the ticket price was 159AED, we stood in line for 35 minutes, they talk exclusively in English, I would like to be given headphones with a translator, since there is an active telling a story. Something like that🤨

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Раиль Габдуллин

Level 5 Local Expert

We didn't get to the museum, as it turned out that we had to buy tickets at least a week in advance. You can't get in every day. To be more precise, you can use a VIP ticket (pioneer), it costs 399 derham, includes a pass without a queue and 50 derham to a hardware store. It was expensive for us, we didn't go. But according to reviews, there are "special effects" and modern (not quite) technologies inside.

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yasnomutik

Level 6 Local Expert

It's quite expensive , but the point is not even in the price , but in the fact that the place is as publicized as possible, but it's absolutely not worth it, the building itself is incredibly beautiful , but the museum itself is empty , a bunch of screens with AI videos and plastic exhibits that are absolutely not impressive, mb for a 7-10 year old child videos and fake robots will produce a wow effect, but even that is unlikely.

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Diana Demurchieva

Level 9 Local Expert

The Museum of the Future in Dubai is not just a building of incredible architecture, it is a real portal to tomorrow. Here, technology, science, artificial intelligence and creativity meet to inspire, surprise and change the idea of what is possible.

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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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Галина Ярышка

Level 9 Local Expert

It's a very beautiful building. Quite an interesting exposition and storyline. Bright and unusual locations. Go once with children from 6 to 12 years old, if they can stand standing in line for an hour at the entrance! Why sell tickets for a specific time if you're standing in line anyway? Don't be fooled by the lure of photographers to take a photo on the balcony - it's unreasonably expensive, you can go up and take it absolutely for free! The whole tour is in English, but everything is clear in principle and without translation. Although in the museum of the future, it would be possible to provide headphones with a translator. The environment is accessible to the disabled. Toilets are free, there is a cafe, a souvenir shop. A robot barista will make you coffee, a robot perfumer will create an individual fragrance for you. These are paid services, but they are located in the museum lobby, where access is open to everyone for free. A flying fish appears about once an hour and flies for 10 minutes. There are a lot of people, schedule a visit time on a weekday morning, maybe the queue will be smaller. There are Russian-speaking staff.

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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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Юлианна Абрамова

Level 10 Local Expert

The museum building looks very futuristic! The museum itself is quite fascinating, it will be interesting for both adults and children! Lots of interactive stuff, eyes are running away. I personally am delighted with the visit!

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Максим Тройнин

Level 21 Local Expert

An interesting museum. It will be interesting for children up to 10 years old. As well as over 45+ There are many interesting locations. On the downside, the tours are conducted in English and Arabic. You need to find a Russian-speaking guide yourself.

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Екатерина Андреевна

Level 17 Local Expert

What an incredible modern, beautiful, fascinating and interesting place, it's unrealistically illuminated at night, going inside you go crazy with beauty and how modern everything is, you need to buy tickets very well in advance, it's worth it

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Екатерина Кузьмина

Level 19 Local Expert

It was a very beautiful building inside and out, we visited the free part, there was no opportunity (no foreign card) and there was no time to wait and buy a ticket to the museum

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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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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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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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Елена Крякушина

Level 16 Local Expert

The Museum of the Future is a very beautiful place that is definitely worth a visit. The photos turn out to be very beautiful and the place is unusual, it's all interesting what this building is based on.

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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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Артём Б.

Level 9 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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карина а.

Level 7 Local Expert

People, don't waste your time and money, the museum is a particular piece of quackery. That's all you'll see in it. We regretted the money we spent!

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Сергей Попов

Level 10 Local Expert

It's a very interesting place. There are toilets in the lobby. Attention: there is (July 2025) a cold water dispenser for free. A merch store.There is a covered passage from the metro. I recommend you to visit

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Роман

Level 5 Local Expert

This is a place that is really worth a visit. An interesting exposition has been created in the museum, each subsequent room logically continues the general plot. I really liked the lighting design of the exhibition, the atmosphere is incredible.

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Татьяна Балитхаева

Level 3 Local Expert

An excellent museum, including various exhibits and paintings and an unsurpassed architectural composition, I recommend you to visit, the pearl of Yas Land

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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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татьяна а

Level 13 Local Expert

It's interesting, but: the queues at the entrance are long, the expectations from the museum were higher, because I wanted to see the latest technology, and the museum has more animation and good locations for photos. I think it's interesting with children under 12 years old and for fans of colorful photos.

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