Museum of The Future

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Татьяна Ю.

Level 14 Local Expert

An incredibly beautiful building, and how much meaning is embedded in the statements that cover it. It's like you're really going into the future. It is a very impressive structure.

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Ирина

Level 10 Local Expert

I liked the entrance from the subway, right into the museum, you don't have to buy tickets, but just get to the metro station and get inside, I was impressed by the size! I created a small video, the area nearby is also beautiful and peacocks are walking in the park: https://youtu.be/L5CuCJYzkcY?si=SRXqVZgTyb_KT-Xx

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Сергей Шумляев

Level 5 Local Expert

The building is beautiful, and that's where the good ends. 80% of the exhibitions are not interesting. You can call this place a museum of plastic crafts, half-empty rooms in a futuristic style and fictional stories about the cosmic future. There is little interactivity. The only interesting room is in the video. For 149 aed, it is definitely not worth it.

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Диана Мокрецова

Level 15 Local Expert

I was delighted. Tickets were taken in advance. Despite the fact that the entire tour is in English, it did not prevent you from enjoying the museum, several floors of exhibits presented on different topics, everything was very pleasant.

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Лёха Странник

Level 30 Local Expert

Indeed, the museum of the future, the architecture is interesting, both interior and exterior, I will not say that I was impressed, there are more interesting places in Dubai, in my opinion, but you can visit)

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Никита Ситало

Level 5 Local Expert

In general, the museum performs the function of "one-time impressions" very well. It is definitely worth going here, but the museum for 1 hike for 2 times already the "wow" effect can not be felt. At reasonable prices, all the exhibits look 100% inside, and some fascinate your eyes and you can only lose an hour in one maze with DNA for sure. I advise you to go there at the very beginning in the opening minutes

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Анастасия Михайловна

Level 12 Local Expert

Great beautiful place! I was impressed (the passage was not bought, the first floor is free to visit) Even if you don't take a ticket inside, it's definitely worth just taking a walk around the first floor. They say that you don't need more than that, there are always a lot of people, there are queues at the entrance If you leave the museum and walk around the Emirates Towers on the left, you will find yourself in a park where there are a lot of peacocks.

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Ilnur

Level 20 Local Expert

An incredible structure both outside and inside. Already at the entrance, shocked by the beauty) A visit of 150 aed., but just go to the 1st floor is free.

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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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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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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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Pavel Khomiakov

Level 13 Local Expert

It is very exciting , interesting exhibits and activities , a gorgeous view from the observation deck . A good option to diversify the program of visiting Dubai

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Юлия Ярина

Level 7 Local Expert

It is interesting for those who know English, as well as those who have an online translator on their phone. There are not many exhibits and activities. A little secret: you can enter the observation deck only after taking a photo on the 2nd floor. Photos don't need to be redeemed) Overall, the impressions are good.

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Анна

Level 12 Local Expert

It's not worth the money. They paid about 7,500 rubles for two people. There are practically no impressions, if you go with children of 5-10 years old, you will probably like it, my 14-year-old teenager did not go at all. It was interesting in places, but it's just very amateur. The most interesting thing was in the relaxation area and on the observation deck, but nothing else impressed me. The museum did not meet expectations

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Оксана Б

Level 15 Local Expert

An unusual museum, the architecture is fascinating, everything inside is also interesting, visually. Since I do not know English, I could not fully enjoy the exhibits, there are no audio guides with translation, and the description of the exhibits is in several languages except Russian. Therefore, before you buy a ticket, keep this in mind. The lobby and the building itself can be photographed for free, it is convenient to get there, there is a transition with signs from the metro station, it is difficult to get lost

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Мила Ст

Level 16 Local Expert

Get tickets on the website in advance, they usually don't happen on the spot! Well, it's better to see it once than to read it 10 times, it's interesting and what Dubai takes is a beautiful presentation, everything is always wrapped in a very beautiful wrapper, marketing is on top, interiors, lights, shows, it's all impressive! But in terms of the museum's fullness, you don't have to expect too much, it's no longer a science museum, but an entertainment one.

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Анна Борисова

Level 3 Local Expert

It's a super beautiful place, I want to come back here in the evening, because everything is glowing and looks stunning!!! It's a very beautiful exhibition, lots of souvenirs, and we got a lot of good impressions.

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Наталья П.

Level 5 Local Expert

The exterior of the building is more impressive than what's inside. There is absolutely nothing special or new in this museum. Very overrated. Despite the tickets purchased on time, there is a huge queue at the entrance (about 30 minutes).

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Евгений Чу

Level 30 Local Expert

The building is very impressive from the outside, especially in the evening, it looks like a fantastic ship. Entrance to the ground floor is free, and you can safely view various exhibits there. I recommend it!

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Елена Л.

Level 6 Local Expert

A beautiful museum. It impresses with its size and unusual shape. We didn't go to the museum, we were only on the 1st floor. The interior is beautiful and unusual, there are no corners, smooth lines everywhere. There were a lot of people, but there was enough room to see everything.

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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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Vladimir G

Level 7 Local Expert

It's beautiful, there are a lot of visitors. For the most part, the exhibition will be interesting for children. There are many interactive stands where video, sound, interior and modern technologies are combined. There are also beautiful expositions.

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Виктория

Level 13 Local Expert

We were only in the lobby, but that was enough to admire! Amazing! We will come again and more than once!

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Vladislav Kasatkin

Level 13 Local Expert

It's a very beautiful place, inside and out, but there are a lot of people. We tried out the perfume of the future, based on a test with questions, determines 3 flavors. You can pay on the website or by cash at the cash register with souvenirs.

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Игорь Владимирович

Level 13 Local Expert

There are many LSD screens, robots, interactive, locations with smells, music and light for relaxation, children's areas. There is a sense of scope, but in 5-7 years the technology has gone much further and all this is not very impressive. It is worth visiting, the price is adequate, tickets can be ordered in advance, or you can buy at the entrance and go without an appointment. But don't expect too much, it was built before the spread of artificial intelligence.

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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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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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Антон Туркин

Level 11 Local Expert

The most interesting thing is taking the elevator to the top floor, you can talk to an omniscient robot girl, they tell everything only in English, without knowing the language, nothing is clear. But, in general, it's interesting, it's worth a visit.

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Ольга Кириллова

Level 15 Local Expert

It's an amazing place! You can walk around and stare at the painted walls for hours. Fascinating! They didn't take tickets to the top, they walked around for free, there's a lot to see.

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Татьяна брель

Level 20 Local Expert

An interesting place. You go in there and really feel like you're in the distant future or in a fantasy movie. There are robots all around, a robot pours tea, a robot makes coffee, etc. elevators are interesting, like capsules

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Илья Г.

Level 5 Local Expert

The Museum of Future Energy in Astana was much more impressive. The Dubai Museum impresses rather with its architecture, interior design and layout. The theme itself is also conveyed rather due to the visual component. The Astana museum, on the other hand, has much more interactive content + it demonstrates the real use of energy of the future using the example of self-sufficing business districts, windmills, etc. In addition, some of the startups described on the last floor of the exhibition have already failed. Considering the cost of the entrance ticket, I would say that it's not worth the money.

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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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Андрей

Level 21 Local Expert

You need to buy tickets in advance, keep in mind that there are several floors waiting for you inside, each one is interesting, I won't tell you anything, I just have to go and watch, it's suitable for both children and adults, in general everything is done very cool, expect that you need to spend about 2 hours there to see everything, there is an interactive It's better to participate in it too.

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Павел Алатырев

Level 17 Local Expert

A magical place, it impresses with both the architecture and the content of the exposition. I recommend visiting in a good mood so as not to leave a negative feeling after the tour. Don't expect space technology, because we live in reality. In principle, all well done. The staff is very nice. If you have not ordered tickets on the website yourself in a month, then the only way out is to buy an excursion from your hotel guide on the spot.

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Татьяна Высочина

Level 18 Local Expert

An interesting museum, buy tickets in advance, as you can spend hours waiting in line.

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Алексей

Level 17 Local Expert

It starts from the top floor, a couple of floors are interesting, but no more, there is no wow effect, the most interesting hall is probably with expansions of flora and fauna, everything else is somehow difficult to call the future. The museum's advertising is good, but everything is outdated, there was a roboback in the main hall, this is not the future at all, many museums with robots show the same robobacks and do not call it the "future", the same robobacks on the shelves are already a regular event. Mixed feelings, the most futuristic thing is the very appearance of the museum. Imho, there is no point in going just for the sake of the museum, it is probably possible to combine it with the evening fountains in Burj Khalifa.

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Ирина

Level 30 Local Expert

A new hyped Dubai landmark, striking with its futuristic design and innovative solutions. I can't take my eyes off the flying seal)) The place is very popular, there are crowds of people everywhere. Tickets must be taken in advance. I recommend visiting, it's really spectacular, it doesn't look like anything, but you shouldn't expect something completely incredible. The museum itself is not that big, the exposition is small.

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Мария С.

Level 6 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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Петр Гранкин

Level 15 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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Владислав У.

Level 9 Local Expert

It's a good exhibition. There are some fun activities. The group is accompanied by museum staff, making eyeliners in English. But it seems that this place is overrated. It's worth checking in once to check the box.

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Сергей Бутов

Level 30 Local Expert

A museum of the present, but definitely not of the future! Stunning architecture on the outside and sheer disappointment on the inside! The museum of the "future" without a future! I don't understand why there are so many rave reviews here?! With all due respect to the Arabs, having a lot of money, it was possible to show such technologies of the future here in museums!!! It's a beautiful idea - but the one who implemented the filling of the museum needs to be driven into the neck! Turn to the Japanese or Chinese - they have long been living in the future in reality! And there is no future here!!!!

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Kot Bazilio

Level 17 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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ООО Бизнес Консалт

Level 13 Local Expert

We were only in the lobby and on the square near the museum, it's impressive, there are a lot of people, really. But beautiful and unusual!

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Олеся

Level 19 Local Expert

Unfortunately, we did not visit the museum itself this time, but we were on a sightseeing tour on the ground floor. The building itself has an interesting shape. On the 1st floor, you can view souvenirs and order coffee from the robot.

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Анна Б

Level 16 Local Expert

It is easily accessible by metro. It's beautiful from the outside and inside. Unfortunately, you need to buy tickets in advance, long queues

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Александр Могилин

Level 7 Local Expert

A fantastic building, everything inside is modern and unusual, it is better to visit with children aged 8-10, but adults are also attracted.I recommend it, I do not know the ticket price, it was included in the tour price.They take gorgeous photos and send them to the post office

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Rina

Level 12 Local Expert

One of the advantages is the beautiful architecture of the exterior of the building, unfortunately we couldn't even visit it, because we could only buy a ticket for December in November, there were no free tickets, or we had to pay 300 dirhams, which is too much for one for the museum, as it seemed to us

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Мария

Level 8 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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сергей иванов

Level 11 Local Expert

Overall, it's an attractive art object, and it's nice to be able to go inside and take a look) But in order to get to the museum, you need to buy tickets in advance, this must be taken into account.

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Δημητριος

Level 21 Local Expert

An interesting place! True, everything is told in English, but if you have minimal knowledge of it, in principle everything is clear! I advise you to visit, it really is the technology of the future.

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