Museum of The Future

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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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Петр Гранкин

Level 16 Local Expert

A terribly mediocre museum. Made of nothing. There's really nothing to see. Primitive installations. A bit of sound and projection on the walls. There's nothing to tell. They'll show you nothing for a big price! Compared to just a desert, this is, of course, progress. But if you've been to any Moscow museum, much less visited VDNKh, then don't waste your time here. I don't even have anything to take a picture with. The building is beautiful. You can take a picture with him from the street. A ticket is not required. The funny thing is that the audio guide has not yet been implemented in different languages. There is no time entry, although tickets are sold on time. They give you a bracelet, there are turnstiles, but it doesn't work))) A man lets me in… There is a minimum of interactivity and, again, it is primitive. A museum of the past, not the future.

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Ольга Андреева

Level 12 Local Expert

Convenient location, beautiful building The view from the observation deck is steep The museum itself is modest inside, nothing unusual

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Виктория

Level 22 Local Expert

Nicely Photogenic The ticket was taken almost a month before the visit Arrived at the time indicated on the ticket We stood in line for 30-35 minutes before entering the elevator, which takes us to the upper floor and "takes us to the year 2071."

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Ольга

Level 10 Local Expert

The outside is better than the inside. We REALLY wanted to go inside, but in the end we were disappointed. Not a museum, but a show. We were waiting for something interesting, but in the end we came to the conclusion that it was enough to go into the lobby of the building, but not to buy tickets. Museums in Moscow are much more substantial and interesting. Maybe I don't understand something :)

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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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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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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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Екатерина

Level 12 Local Expert

You can get around in an hour, they let you in strictly by appointment, you won't be able to come spontaneously, they sell out tickets, we took 14 days, I liked the robot that speaks and answers questions in different languages

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Мария С.

Level 7 Local Expert

A gorgeous museum, beautiful and technologically advanced. It's like you're really getting into the future. Future looks bright 😍 Only it is better to buy tickets in advance for a couple of months.

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Ирина Якимова

Level 15 Local Expert

Another cool building from the Arabs. It's very crowded, queues. It is better to buy tickets in advance. Very interesting, but for once

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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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Nellie

Level 10 Local Expert

Cool museum! Interesting, moderately interactive. But the theme of space ends in 2-3 halls, and I would like to continue, because the approach is very steep.

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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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наталья точеная

Level 10 Local Expert

It's a very interesting museum, there is no narrative in Russian, so many compatriots don't come in. The second floor is a children's playground, which can only be accessed with socks, which can be purchased for 5 dirhams.

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Ольга

Level 11 Local Expert

An interesting modern creative museum. You can get acquainted with the evolution of the settlement of life on Earth, try yourself as a space traveler, and visit a cosmic galaxy. The disadvantage is to wait in line for a long time to get to the museum.

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Натали

Level 15 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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Руслан Хайруллов

Level 23 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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Vitaliy A

Level 24 Local Expert

The museum of the future, not the future! Everything is already outdated! What I liked: comfort, convenience, everything is beautifully done. The material is presented very clearly and interestingly. But in general, the exhibits are already lagging behind the times. Where the exhibits of the equipment are presented, there is already a lag for Dubai. Overall, it's boring. Therefore, 4*

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Наталья

Level 8 Local Expert

The museum is overrated: instagram photos outside, in the lobby and on the balcony. Everything inside doesn't make a super impression. Sorry for the money spent

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Максим Ч.

Level 9 Local Expert

It is a very interesting and beautiful building. We just went inside to the main hall, saw this flying fish, and liked it. We didn't buy tickets anywhere. Just got acquainted inside and out - beauty

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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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Елена Круглова

Level 8 Local Expert

It's worth visiting once, it will be interesting for children. At the entrance, a dog "cyber dog" and a flying fish meet you (even adults are interested). Everything is in English everywhere (but that's not a problem, there's a translator on your phone).

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Алекс М

Level 10 Local Expert

There is a lot of HYPE around the museum. In fact, I would say it's a very outdated concept. The multimedia technologies that are presented are also outdated, immersion in rears smacks of Kashpirov from the 90s. Going down to the first floor, you can see Audi and Volkswagen cars. But now the new trains from China are much cooler. There are only three real exhibits: a cyber dog, a robot that performs some voice commands, and a flying airship. It's all happened before. Overall, it feels like you've been tricked. And tickets are not cheap to download.

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Алиса С

Level 21 Local Expert

Honestly, it didn't work out. Neither adults nor children. The price is too high. The queues are huge. There is nothing so interesting. Perhaps because we've already seen all the sights, we weren't impressed.

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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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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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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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Денис Суворов

Level 8 Local Expert

The impressions are ambivalent. It's interesting and well executed, but you can see that it's falling into disrepair. There are a lot of people messing with the tour route, and at some point, you have to figure out where to go next. I really liked the room, with illuminated samples of flora and fauna. You can see the museum once. And the tickets were booked in advance (one month in advance).

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Инкогнито 0918

Level 3 Local Expert

We were a family of 10, 20, 45 and 69 years old, except for the architecture of the building and a small observation deck, no one was impressed by anything. Alas. The exhibits have nothing to do with the future: the roboback at the entrance is already being delivered in some cities of the world, the flying fish in the lobby is a beautiful inflatable balloon with small propellers, what is the technology of the future? . Yes, the DNA bank (not DNA, of course, but just detailed images of representatives of flora and fauna in transparent cylinders) is a beautiful photo room, but it has nothing to do with science, or at least with scientific pop. Are bright, meaningless cartoons on big screens a museum of the future? Perhaps the point is that when all living things die out and only AI remains, will he watch cartoons about organics in this museum?

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Александр С.

Level 12 Local Expert

A robot immediately greets you at the entrance, and an airship flies overhead.The queues are incredible.We went without a museum, only in the lobby.The building itself is very interesting and Mega unusual, it's worth at least looking into it, wow

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0kne1aks0m

Level 13 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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Алексей

Level 25 Local Expert

The architecture is amazing, the expositions take you into the world of technology of tomorrow. Interactive, beautiful and inspiring — it feels like you've been to the future today!

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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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Мария

Level 10 Local Expert

Where (not) to go in Dubai? My opinion (usually unpopular). In order , 🚀 Museum of the Future: 💸 Cost: 159 AED ($43). Tickets are sold only (!) by e-mail. During the season, you should think about them in advance, because it is absolutely impossible to purchase them on a day-to-day basis. For example, we bought on the nearest available date, which at that time was only 5 days later. In general, after the purchase, a quar will fall into the mail, for which you will be given a ticket-bracelet at the museum -__- By the way, it is not necessary to hand it over. I left it as a souvenir. There is an option to buy a VIP ticket, but if you arrive in the morning, it will not be useful, because it only gives you the opportunity to stand first in line. This is important if you come to lunch or later: there are literally sentry queues. The museum is open from 9:00 a.m., but the launch starts at 8:45 a.m. By this time, I advise you to take a ticket in order to be in the first wave of visitors and not wait once again. Yes, they launch in waves so that everyone doesn't crowd. Each wave lasts 15-20 minutes. The tour is entirely in English and Arabic, as are all the captions to the exhibits. As for the exposition itself: I expected more. Interesting things: a DNA laboratory, some interactive pieces and the opportunity to craft 3 types of perfumes for an additional fee, the fragrance of which will depend on the preferences indicated in the questionnaire. The rest of the exhibits are not the future, but the present (barista robots, support robots, flying objects like drones, etc.). Some are wet and unlikely fantasies (algae that eat plastic). The hype robot didn't work at all. The museum's visit time is limited to 1.5 hours. This time is enough back-to-back. However, I cannot say that this is strictly monitored, so there is certainly an opportunity to stay a little longer. For children, there is a 2nd floor with free playgrounds, where they will be looked after while you learn about nanotechnology. If you carry a backpack, they will ask you to put it in the wardrobe. Passport—based and paid storage - 10 AED ($2.7). At the end of the tour, they try to divide it into photos worth 150 and 200 AED ($40 and $55). Fotki is an outright hack with jackal clipping and fake backgrounds) It's like the ones we were offered to do in high school, like here I am standing next to the Linkin Park band, and here I am in the wild, etc. Verdict: it's worth going for the sake of a checkmark and photos. The museum is very beautiful inside and out + there is an exit to the observation deck, from where you get great photos. Therefore, as a top photo zone. Otherwise, it's like that. You expect cool, clear concepts and a sense of "we need this!", but you get soapy (!) 3D projections on space, health, nature, etc. It's interesting, but not for such a price and not so much that you stay for a long time or come back.

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Martik

Level 14 Local Expert

It's a very cool place! It looks absolutely modern! I advise you to visit! Tickets at normal prices. The exhibition is very interesting, I liked everything.

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Юлия Е.

Level 16 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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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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Тимур Опалев

Level 10 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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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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Олеся Ш.

Level 10 Local Expert

It's a great museum, and I have good impressions. The ticket is worth the money. The expositions are very beautiful and impressive. The interior is very beautiful and interesting.

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Екатерина

Level 4 Local Expert

Advertising and full ticket sales arouse curiosity and desire to visit this place. But it's not really worth the money. Interactive, yes, but for children. There is a caretaker/guide in each hall, but only in English. The observation deck is beautiful. I do not recommend taking it through an agency and paying double the cost.

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Юлия М.

Level 22 Local Expert

The museum has been open for quite a long time and the picture of the future is already a little outdated) The tour is in English only. There's a queue for elevators downstairs. Tickets are not cheap. The building is very beautiful.

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Алексей Карев

Level 6 Local Expert

For those who love innovation, space and the unusual, then this museum is for you!I really liked it, a lot of interesting things and everything is very beautiful and unusual!!!

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Kot Bazilio

Level 22 Local Expert

An unusual museum, especially the entrance with a space flight. I recommend going up to the outdoor area, the view is beautiful of the city. On the ground floor there is a special robot that creates perfumes with fragrance based on questions about the person who will use them. Cool, but not very true. Purely as a fan. In general, you can go once.

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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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Людмила Астахова

Level 7 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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Олег Олегович

Level 11 Local Expert

It is a very instagrammed place, I advise you to buy an entrance ticket in advance, at least 3-4 days before the planned visit, the cost is about 4 thousand rubles. 90 percent of visitors come only to take pictures inside and outside of the "fingers". At a certain time, they release a "robobuck" and a flying whale.

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Алексей Д.

Level 9 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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