Museum of The Future

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Марина Попова

Level 4 Local Expert

Disappointed. I expected more. A large number of different lighting installations, that's all. The only thing that impressed me was the observation deck. That's all. Wasted money and time. I don't recommend it.

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Дмитрий Махалов

Level 6 Local Expert

The museum is extremely primitive and boring, it's not worth the money. The first location is still somehow intriguing, but then everything is very monotonous. Banal trends in future technologies, shown on ordinary televisions or projects, a minimum of interactivity. Nothing new or unexpected. VDNKH knows how to do better here.

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Юлия

Level 12 Local Expert

The museum building is very beautiful. The museum itself is quite interesting, but perhaps expectations were overstated. There was no wow effect. I give 5 stars for customer orientation. We had tickets for April 16th, which is the day when there was a storm in Dubai. We couldn't get there. We wrote to the museum and they immediately offered to choose a new date for the visit, despite the fact that their tickets are sorted out in a month. It's worth visiting if you love technology, well, you know English well, because the whole narrative is only in it

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Денис

Level 18 Local Expert

An interesting and unusual museum, revealing, as many might hope, technologies whose development is possible in the near or distant future. No. This museum shows an idea of the future of our planet and humanity, showing what we can do to preserve our blue ball. This is a fairly interactive museum, but before visiting it, you need to know English at least at a basic level. Although... many of the things shown there can be guessed from the context. There is a playroom for younger/middle-aged children. Adults will also find something to do, especially in the rooms of "mental unloading". I've read a lot of negative reviews about the lack of technology, but I repeat once again - this is NOT a technology museum, it's about something else - about the coexistence of peoples, about nature conservation, about improving mental health and, a little bit, about technologies of the future. Have a good visit. P.S. Book tickets in advance - there may be problems with buying here and now. If you have mir/visa/master cards, check the possibility of booking with the tour operator

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Валерия Клементьева

Level 9 Local Expert

Long queues. In general, it's not bad, you can go once, there is a play area for small children, but we expected more. If we compare it with the pavilions in expo city, then the museum of the future loses. (We were both there in August 2025)

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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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A I

Level 9 Local Expert

An impressive place) even on the way from the subway to the museum, you realize that it's going to be interesting now And you're not disappointed.

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Валентина Шестакова

Level 25 Local Expert

I liked the museum myself!But everything was overshadowed by what they tell in English and Arabic, they could have come up with headphones with a translation.....The ticket was bought from the guide.We arrived by metro ourselves, we found it quickly by following the signs.I really liked the hall about the planet!!!

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Konstantin G.

Level 9 Local Expert

Very expensive tickets if you do not book them in advance! but the building is very beautiful, even without a ticket you can enter the hall and take pictures!

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Andrew N.

Level 6 Local Expert

It's a wonderful place. The tour was in English, but everything is clear. Everything is done with the latest technology. The tickets are a bit expensive, but they are worth it. I recommend it to everyone!!!

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Геннадий С.

Level 14 Local Expert

That's the case when you meet by your clothes! Bravo to the architect, and the filling…Well, if only the "gestalt is closed", as in our case. Even the observation deck has a worse view than from any hotel nearby. About 10 years ago, when visiting various kinds of parks in Dubai and Abu Dhabi with a child, it was even more interesting. You have to wait for the first pavilions, then go ahead.…Well, a couple of maximum worth paying attention to, in general, I repeat-"close the gestalt"

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Оксана Павлова

Level 10 Local Expert

A very beautiful building and an observation deck. The exposure is poor, it didn't catch on. There is little information about the real technologies of the future, a lot of screens with just kind of beautiful pictures. Definitely not worth the money.

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Настя Маркова

Level 13 Local Expert

A beautiful place for photo shoots , there are also interesting installations and flying robots inside.

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Елена Буркова

Level 6 Local Expert

It's worth a visit, very interesting. I was impressed by the robot 's facial expressions and gestures , which are very similar to humans .

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Алексей

Level 15 Local Expert

I didn't get much pleasure from the visit, but as they say, the taste and color. Nothing special, just a beautiful building with an interesting interior and design.

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Coolmom

Level 5 Local Expert

An interesting amusement park, everything is interactive, everything is beautiful, well organized, there are almost no queues, fantasies about the future, a very pleasant place, of course you must visit if you are in Dubai))

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Inna F.

Level 12 Local Expert

It is a very interesting and beautiful place. There is a free and paid area to visit. There are long queues for panoramic elevators in the free part. A large gift shop with different price categories. The facade of the building is certainly fascinating. By the way, these are not just Arabic hieroglyphs, these are three quotes from the current sheikh of the UAE. There is a park with peacocks behind the museum.

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Игорь Бартеньев

Level 7 Local Expert

An impressive tour. I liked everything very much. The ticket was taken through their website, there is a time breakdown and you can choose a convenient time and date. Parking inside is paid, 15 dirhams per hour.

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Оксана Мудрая

Level 10 Local Expert

The museum is not big, it starts as a space trip. Tickets were taken in advance, registered and on time. The expositions are interactive, the child, 11 years old, liked it, and it is interesting for an adult for general development.

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Вячеслав

Level 11 Local Expert

It's a good museum. There is a place to wander and something to see. But to be honest, from the point of view of the architecture of the building, it impressed me more than the exhibits inside. A little short of the exhibition-forum Russia at VDNH.

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Alexander Hlinski

Level 9 Local Expert

A wonderful museum. It is very interesting to find out what Dubai looks like in many years. Beautiful locations for every taste and color. I advise everyone to visit.

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Владимир З.

Level 16 Local Expert

The expectation of a miracle did not materialize. For the early 90s, that would be Wow, but by 2025, a lot has already come true! In the elevator that takes you to the top, I held on to the handrails, well, at least it shook a little! One hall, where they talked about dreams about air taxis and new tall skyscrapers, probably corresponds to the concept of the museum, but there are only two large monitors with a vision of the future. I liked the hall with a collection of the fauna of our planet and the observation deck with a view of Dubai is good. It is quite possible to limit yourself to a free visit to the course with a flying whale and a running robot dog, take a photo next to the museum, take an unmanned subway and go to your hotel. It will still be interesting for children and teenagers from 3 to 15 years old.

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Сергей Скворцов

Level 22 Local Expert

The building is certainly a masterpiece day and night, both inside and out. If you don't have time, get off at the subway station, go inside along the passage, look at the lobby - it's already very cool. If you couldn't buy a ticket, don't worry, go to aya universe - not to say that it's a direct analogue, but in a sense it's nearby.

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Denis Goryunov

Level 13 Local Expert

It's a good idea, but they're just 2-3 years behind! exhibits and technologies are outdated, there is a long queue and you need to take tickets in advance! Hyped marketing, well done! You can visit for a change! The Atom Museum, at VDNKH IN MOSCOW, IS COOLER!

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Илья Арбузов

Level 5 Local Expert

A beautiful observation deck, unfortunately, everything is very expensive and not very interesting. Of the really meaningful ones, there is a floor with about 10-15 exhibits, which various companies plan to implement in the future.

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ПАРАШЮТЫ .РУС

Level 8 Local Expert

Interesting architecture, beautiful building inside and out. But the very contents of the museum are mediocre, with the exception of a couple of expositions. The ticket price is really overpriced.

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Victori Pisavnina

Level 11 Local Expert

It is very cool! I am delighted with this building! It's unusual! and very thoughtful! gorgeous decoration and lighting! It looks like we're really in the future!! the idea and implementation are at the highest level! You just have to see it!)

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Роман Завадских

Level 10 Local Expert

The impression of the museum is another divorce for money. I advise you to go only with children under 10 years old. You can visit the playground at least on the 1st floor. We bought tickets in more than a month, and in fact there is a performance for children inside. We fly on a spaceship, communicate with AI, go through meditation zones and an exhibition of glowing copies of animal figures in small jars. The tours are in English and Arabic, English is not spoken clearly in all halls, the sound leaves much to be desired. In short, from the future - a flying taxi, buildings changing shapes from the season ... in short, for the museum of the future, in my opinion, it is very weak

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Ляшко Юрий

Level 12 Local Expert

A wrapper without candy. The fantasies of humanitarians on technical topics. No more than that. It's impossible to learn anything new here. New items from five years ago and a vision of the future from the past are shown. But the future has already arrived and looks different. A good viewing platform, nothing more.

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Дарья Сергеевна Павлова

Level 12 Local Expert

A ticket to the museum must be purchased in advance (2 weeks in advance) on the website. Come half an hour earlier than the time indicated on the ticket. Stand in line. And voila, you're inside! 4 floors of interactive gizmos. But! Everything is in English, if you don't know the language, you may not like it. In general, it is better to go with the children, they will be interested)

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Елена

Level 8 Local Expert

We were with our family in August 2024. Apart from the building, the museum was not impressed at all. We did not speak English, so we did not understand the guide. Those who understood English came out with the best impressions. Convenient location, entrance directly from the subway!

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Василий

Level 6 Local Expert

I went to see the "Wow effect", as a result, I was not surprised by anything at all, boring expositions, there are no robots, technologies, only screens and projectors. Totally disappointed. Exhibitions in Moscow are much higher.

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Денис М.

Level 10 Local Expert

the architecture is freaky, there are no questions, the building looks super cool and unusual. The hotel was across the street, it looks really freaky at night. but the content... I was walking around with a fucking face... what??? 150 money for this game??? vdnkh, the atom pavilion, it's much cooler than all the crap, plus you can go to futurion for similar photos. I do not know, the exposure in my opinion is a maximum of 50 😂 money

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Станислав Макаров

Level 25 Local Expert

The incredible architecture of the museum, and the exposition is three for me. It should be taken into account that without knowledge of English it will be difficult to understand what is presented in some halls at all. In any case, it is recommended to visit.

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Алина Иванова

Level 17 Local Expert

I didn't really like the museum. I didn't understand the hype. It was more interesting in the lobby while waiting in line to enter: there were robots and flying fish, and it was free.

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Михаил

Level 12 Local Expert

In principle, even without paying for a ticket, coming at the right time, you can take a good walk and watch interesting performances and buy souvenirs. Beautiful territory. Free packing.

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юлия ражева

Level 21 Local Expert

An interesting, unusual museum.You need to stand in line, but you won't regret it.

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E B

Level 8 Local Expert

Clean, very polite staff, a very cool playground for children, some facilities do not work well, there is access for people with strollers, it is best to come in the evening - an incredibly beautiful view from the balcony, I really wanted to drink - there is water only on the 1st floor in the cafe

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Андрей Лебедев

Level 3 Local Expert

It's amazing how a museum can be so innovative! Each floor is something new. It was interesting how different technologies can change our lives. I recommend it to fans of futuristic ideas.

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Dlya Kinopoiska

Level 6 Local Expert

The building looks very attractive from the outside, but there are almost no interesting objects inside. VDNKh, for example, is much better. There are no special technological innovations in the museum of the future, only a robot similar to artificial intelligence, but it cannot communicate in Russian.If there were tickets only for the terrace, I would go there.

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Арсений Владимирович

Level 14 Local Expert

A cafe with a robot. An installation that prepares perfumes in front of you in the lobby. Buy tickets in advance, sold out 5 days in advance.

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Ольга Двоеглазова

Level 8 Local Expert

To be honest, if you haven't visited anything like this at all, you'll be amazed, but it's not, it's cooler and cheaper in Russia. It's not worth the money. Everything is expensive. I bought one chocolate bar, I was hungry, for 20 Derkhan (3 tiles). The staff, like everywhere else in Dubai, is friendly and helpful. It's very cool in that way. And the scale and cleanliness are excellent. The views are more admirable. I won't go for the 2nd time. A robot waved at the entrance, and a seal fish flew overhead. As it is, everything else does not move and remains silent. Robots aren't that mobile.. And be prepared for English. I translated a lot of things through a translator to understand. There was a queue at the beginning at the entrance with bracelets, and at the end in front of the observation deck (what I liked). We bought it, and they forced a photo with a frame-200 derkhan. There is a play area for children, and socks are needed at the end.

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Екатерина Е

Level 15 Local Expert

The Museum of the Future is a very unusual place that must be visited. Tickets must be booked in advance, and if you do not have time, then try to buy them in the lobby of the first floor from the administrator (sometimes he has several tickets). You can get there by metro, stop Emirates Towers

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Еремеев Данил

Level 6 Local Expert

I didn't like it, the wait is fueled by the difficulties of buying tickets, but it turns out that it's enough just to walk through the beautiful lobby, I recommend doing so without wasting time on mediocre content inside. The idea of being sent on a spaceship while traveling by elevator is a test.

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оксана копова

Level 9 Local Expert

The museum is of course super!!! Lots of interesting things!!!! Robots are walking around the floor, very interesting!!!! The only thing is the queues are huge, you stand for a long time! Well, I think it's worth it!!!!

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Аника

Level 5 Local Expert

The museum has almost nothing in common with the future, strange installations rather resemble modern art, some flowers in jars, sound-healing devices, a pink room with fountains. It's very boring.

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Наталья Савельева

Level 9 Local Expert

The tour is in English, but everything is clear! Very modern, technologically advanced and beautiful! An excellent museum for both children and adults. There is a cafe. Tickets must be bought very, very early. You can't buy them with a Russian card on the museum's website, but you can write to support and ask them to book a ticket at the right time. Then, upon arrival at the museum, show the letter with the armor at the checkout and you will be sold a ticket. At the same time, you can pay with a Gazprombank UnionPay card. They were in April 2024.

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Anton

Level 8 Local Expert

The building itself is interesting. The exhibition, if you can call it that, papier mache and cartoons through projectors and televisions. A sham without any meaning. The ticket is not worth the money, all the best is visible from the street.

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Андрей Кузнецов

Level 17 Local Expert

It's very beautiful from the outside. Cool photos from the inside as well. I want more breakthrough technologies, including AI that does not understand Russian. Interesting for elementary and middle school classes. For 1 time visit.

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Алексей

Level 18 Local Expert

The museum is interactive and interesting, but it seems that most of the museum is exhibits for children, there is an observation deck that is perfect for photos. It is better to take tickets in advance.

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