Burj Khalifa observation deck

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Dmitry s

Level 9 Local Expert

Amazing experience! Be ready to spend around 1 hour in the queue to get to the top of the tower. I would recommend to have a late visit to see a city in the lights. Enjoy!

Alexander Z.

Level 8 Local Expert

Huge queue (more than an hour), high price, view to stone city and aluminum-glass highscrapers around. It is like an achievement 'I was on the tallest building', nothing more

Константин

Level 22 Local Expert

You can enjoy view of Dubai at tallest building in the world. But, i have to wait more than 2 hours. Recommend you to purchase fast track

Сергей Дядькин

Level 5 Local Expert

Laung is a nice place with the best view

hakan incesu

Level 6 Local Expert

Great place

Акира К.

Level 5 Local Expert

Amayzing

Дрога П.

Level 6 Local Expert

very nice but long queues

OYBEK RAXIMOV

Level 9 Local Expert

Super. Best of the best.

Александр

Level 7 Local Expert

154th is open now. Must see.

Зухриддин Махмуджонович Рашидов ZOKIDIN

Level 3 Local Expert

Good

Anonymous review

One of the best place to visit with best view of UAE

Ирина Зубарева

Level 11 Local Expert

Beautiful view of the city. Lots of places to take photos. We went up two levels: - girls on the 124-125 floor - boys on 148. On 148, at the Gold rate, you can not only look at the city, but also drink coffee with delicious treats (included in the ticket price). The queues without a "quick pass" are quite large, and the boys waited about 30 minutes to get up. My daughter and I had a Silver tariff - everything went through quickly, including the open 124 and closed 125 floors. After 30 minutes, we got bored and waited for the guys sitting on the stairs (there are no places to sit at all). The view is interesting, but in contrast to other hanged places, we were not very impressed. We liked it better on the frame. The boys liked it.

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Дмитрий Власов

Level 7 Local Expert

The tallest building in the world, the view is cool, but queues are trash. People, don't be lazy to arrive at 8-9 in the morning, save yourself from the nightmarish queues. We got in line at 11:30 a.m. and waited 2.5 hours. Maybe it's the Christmas holidays (we were on December 26), although it was a weekday. I was pleased with the toilet in front of the entrance to the Bourges

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Alisa S.

Level 8 Local Expert

Observation deck At the Top (124-125 floor) There were no queues (February is a weekday), but the maximum number of people are allowed into the elevator and almost all lighting is turned off. There was also a feeling that there was absolutely no air conditioner/air in the elevator. Fortunately, it didn't take long, it takes about 1.5-2 minutes to climb. The view is cool, the souvenirs are cool upstairs

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Юлия Обухова

Level 15 Local Expert

We visited Burj Khalifa on 11.01.26. To visit the viewing platforms, you need to buy an entrance ticket. Tickets are sold at several points in the Dubai Mall, there is a separate point of sale next to the entrance, we took them at the information desk on one of the floors. There are 3 types of tickets: silver (256 AED), gold (556 AED) and platinum (775 AED). Gold and platinum tickets are given round stickers on their clothes, and the guards use them to identify the queue. The ticket price depends on the level of service and the floor you will be ascending to. The cheapest ticket is to climb to the 124th and 125th floors of the tower, the gold and platinum fares are raised to the 148th floor, then the 124 and 125 plus gold and platinum fares are served 2 times with drinks, cookies and dates on the 148th floor, as well as the gold and platinum fares have a separate queue for all queues, with with such tickets, we were first led to the elevators without waiting in line, then we were lowered down from the tower in a separate queue, that's the difference. The ascent and descent take a lot of time, this should be taken into account when visiting. We planned to climb the tower by sunset, when there are amazing views, but there are so many queues that we were there at dusk. It is also necessary to take into account that there may be smog-fog and visibility will be poor. Of course, it's fun to look at Dubai in the evening, this pleasure cost us about 25,000 rubles for two people. Of course, the view is awesome from the 148th floor. There are also some nuances, for example, unwashed glasses and photos can not be done everywhere. And it's so beautiful, unusual, we ticked a personal box that we just visited there. There is a souvenir shop on the 125th floor while you are standing by the elevators.

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Алена Смирнова

Level 13 Local Expert

I really wanted to get there. And so, it took 1 minute to get up in the elevator. It was not noticeable at all, there was practically no pressure drop in the ears. The playground itself is of course the most beautiful and equipped with interactive elements. There is a souvenir shop. 360 degree view. I liked everything, but it was a one-time visit, so to speak, for show. ✔️ I recommend you try it at least once!

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Михаил Демьяненко

Level 13 Local Expert

Amazing place, incredible views! Many thanks to the staff for letting me in a little earlier than the scheduled time, which allowed me to be on top of the world for an hour and meet the dawn! It's unforgettable!!!!

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Сергей Потапов

Level 24 Local Expert

It is definitely better to overpay and take a ticket to the 148th floor ("At The Top") than to stand in line for hours on the 125/124th floors. How many times have we walked past this queue! And it never ended. Poor people! I really liked that no one throws me out, you can stay at least until the end of the day (until 22:00). We took tickets for 16:00 (we arrived on the 148th floor at about 16:40 - first the video presentation, then the way to the elevator and the elevator), waited for sunset, and went down at 19:00. It's a very convenient time. Tickets were bought on the same day, on the LG Dubai Moll floor.

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Аркадий Катников

Level 26 Local Expert

We were on the 142nd floor. They didn't go any further. We bought a fast track, and thank God, otherwise it would have been very difficult to stand in line. As usual, everything in the emirates is not very comfortable. According to them, it's quite crowded upstairs, we took a walk, looked at Dubai from a height) interesting, but nothing out of the ordinary - probably we should have bought a ticket higher or tried to get into cloudy weather)

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Ольга Капкина

Level 30 Local Expert

Viewing platforms on Burj Khalifa... You can climb to the 124th floor if you have a lot of free time and you are not bothered by queues... 148 is more interesting... There are separate elevators, not many people, there is an exit to a closed terrace, drinks are included in the ticket price... The 154th floor is considered luhari! We fell for all this and bought VIP tickets. Of course, they still have to pull and pull the service... There is no special attention, it's just that you go up with everyone who goes to 148, only then to another elevator and to 154. At the top you will be offered a complementary glass of champagne / wine (not the best), or a bottle of 0.33 cheap beer, then for a lot of money, juices and cola without restrictions. Snacks in the form of canapes and tartlets are delicious... But the sediment remained... What did I give that kind of money for? Yes, it's high, yes it's beautiful, but it's also beautiful below... Think a hundred times about whether to take VIP tickets. On the plus side, it's an open terrace. You go directly to the balcony and look at Dubai

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Виктория Л.

Level 7 Local Expert

We stood in line for 2 hours. We had a ticket, pre-purchased online, for 20:00, we passed only at 22:10. The observation deck on the 124th floor is covered, that is, you will see the view only through the glass slightly stained by tourists. The view of the city is certainly very beautiful and impressive, but is it worth it to walk at a snail's pace in a crowd of people for 2 hours?

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Лидия Г.

Level 10 Local Expert

My opinion is a complete organizational failure. Why sell tickets for a certain time if it's almost impossible to get to the tower at the appointed time? We stood in line for 2.5 hours to enter and 40 minutes to exit. The view from above is beautiful, of course, but the windows are dirty... the price-time-quality ratio is "1".

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Andy Getman

Level 9 Local Expert

The views are amazing. I visited to check the box, they say I was there) if you are going, I recommend an early morning visit. To film the dawn. There aren't many more people. There is actually no queue at the entrance (during the day for an hour or more) and the glass of the panorama is not yet too "fried" with sweat.))

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Ольга К

Level 14 Local Expert

The entrance to the Burj Khalifa is through the shopping center, we were in the morning, tickets were taken on the spot, there was a small queue, tickets were taken to the observation deck on the 148th floor. First, they gathered in a small room, offered tea, juice, and cookies, and then they went through airport security. We had a short tour and took the elevator up. Walking, looking at, taking pictures-no one limits us in time, coffee with the image of the Burj Khalifa, juice, water, cookies were also offered. Employees lift and lower them to the floor. It was interesting to see, but the price tag bites.

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Настя Т.

Level 17 Local Expert

We bought a VIP ticket for the elevator, sat down: we watched the sunset, took photos, drank freshly squeezed orange juice and coffee, ate cookies and dates, there are employees who help to take photos and videos of the view

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Оксана Колесникова

Level 5 Local Expert

There's a queue for over an hour to climb and then 40 minutes to descend. We went down in 3 elevators instead of one, and there was a queue in front of each one. There's a crowd at the top, and you can't get through the glass on the balcony. The glass is dirty and cloudy, although the person walks and wipes. And stuffy.

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Анастасия Михайловна

Level 13 Local Expert

If you are going to visit the observation room, take the 148th floor or higher! A completely justified small overpayment They lead you without a queue in a small group all the way to the top, you are in the lounge area, you are served drinks and small snacks The view is great! The only negative is that you can't see the Burj Khalifa itself from the Burj Khalifa. The descent is also on a fast track out of turn You can see the fountain show If you go to the observation deck below, cheaper, then get ready to queue up for 2-3 hours. The queue for the descent is just as long if you go for the cheapest tickets on the 124th and 125th floor. It was 24.12

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anastasiya a.

Level 5 Local Expert

There are huge queues at the observation deck, you can stand for several hours.. Restrictions on the time spent.. The view is really very beautiful, especially the sunset, but it is very difficult to get to it.. And the prices, of course, are prohibitively high..

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Алексей Горбунов

Level 27 Local Expert

Take tickets to the 123rd and 124th floors, it costs $50 per person. This height is quite enough. There is no point in climbing higher. It costs a lot more ... Tickets can be bought right there at the box office, Online costs a few dollars cheaper. It's better to go in the afternoon because it's a great view! The second time I was in the evening, it was also beautiful, but not like that)

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Ольга

Level 25 Local Expert

Even pre-purchased tickets did not help to avoid the queue. The general queue doesn't matter what time you have. We went up for 1.5-2 hours and stood for exactly an hour to go down. It's hard to find an angle at the top to take a decent photo, because there are the same people around. But by working together, helping each other, we took photos as a keepsake.

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Надежда Якубовская

Level 19 Local Expert

An interesting place for those who like to climb "higher" and look at the expanses from a bird's-eye view. The main thing is to be lucky with visibility. If you have never been to any such towers, I highly recommend it, there are a lot of impressions from fear to delight. But if you are a sophisticated viewer, then think about whether you need it. My husband and I are sophisticated, and we have dinners, lunches, and pools at high points in different cities around the world. Therefore, the impressions are average, like a tick "we were here".

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Дмитрий

Level 4 Local Expert

My hobby is panoramic views (observation decks, high-rise buildings, etc.) in all corners of the world, where I have been. Being at the dermatology conference in Dubai, I did not miss the opportunity to visit the examination room at Burj Khalifa. Given my passion, this is a must-have check mark on the list, but I can't say that I was very impressed. The view is much inferior to many other skyscrapers, because there is a bare desert around where the city blocks end - there is nothing to catch the eye. The views from the Lotte Tower in Seoul, the F1000 in Hong Kong, or, say, the Defense skyscrapers in Paris are much more impressive.

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Артем

Level 15 Local Expert

This is my second visit to the Burj Khalifa and both times I was on the 148th floor with a gold pass. You will be transported without queues, given coffee, juice, dates and biscuits. You can stay there at least all day if you bought tickets yourself. I didn't notice much difference between the 125th and 148th floors.

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Artem Evminov

Level 5 Local Expert

The view is very beautiful, but it's expensive, for platinum tickets from the VIP lounge on the 154th floor, it cost ~ $600 for three people. Of course, you can eat all kinds of sweets and drink soft drinks as much as you want, but alcoholic beverages are only 1 per 1 person.

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Карамелька

Level 23 Local Expert

It is advisable to buy tickets in advance. There's a long queue at the entrance. You're going up in a space elevator at cosmic speed. You get out of the elevator, and you're on the 124th floor. It's incredible, breathtaking. I've been there 2 times, the first time in the morning, it was hard to see, there was smog. The second time is at 4 p.m., at sunset. The second time I was more impressed, the price for the evening time is higher. Singing fountains can be observed. I don't see any point in going up to the 148th floor. Definitely a must-visit in Dubai.

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Алексей Минеев

Level 5 Local Expert

We took tickets in advance, in time, to watch the sunset - we arrived an hour earlier to make sure we were on time. As a result, we stood in line for 2 hours, of course, we didn't have time to go anywhere, why would there even be time on the ticket if there were people in front of us whose time had passed an hour before the entrance. All VIP tickets are also nonsense with such queues - they sell a lot more than they can launch - as a result, there is still one queue in the elevator. The visit is completely blurred, standing so long to look at the city for 15 minutes is beautiful, but it is absolutely not worth the time and money spent.

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Александр Тощев

Level 17 Local Expert

The tallest in the world! Impressive. I had a cup of coffee on the 125th floor, super! The view on a sunny, clear day, amazing from a falcon's height!

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Алексей

Level 11 Local Expert

An absolutely overpriced place. You go up in a crowded elevator to the 125th floor, where you will be photographed and offered to buy 4 photos for $ 250. During the bidding process, the price can be lowered to 170 dollars. Then walk around the floor and explore Dubai. In addition, a glass cracking floor was promised as an extreme attraction. So, in fact, there will be a large and very tired screen with huge pixels from the early 2000s, which cannot cause fear even in the youngest children. It's just a sham and a disappointment.

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Андрей Готин

Level 9 Local Expert

It's a beautiful view, if you get up before sunset and meet him on the observation deck, you will be able to take a lot of good photos. But we must take into account that the queue at this time is huge, even on the 148th floor, although they promise passage without a queue. We had tickets for 17.00, we got in line at 16.30. As a result, we got up at about 17.30, just as the sunset was at that time. The view is about the same from 148 to 125 floors, so it doesn't make much sense to overpay if there was at least a quick passage, but alas. There is also a queue for going down. None of the staff takes into account the presence on the observation deck, probably you can stay there for more than an hour.

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Наталья Белова

Level 7 Local Expert

We were on 125-124 floors! The view is extraordinary!!! Very impressive!!! The glass is perfectly clean, there are always staff who clean up the slightest prints! The tower offers a very impressive sight, the neighborhood of the desert and industrial technology! Absolutely did not regret that we went, I definitely recommend it!

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Яна Федорова

Level 17 Local Expert

Huge long queues. While they were standing in all of them, 40 minutes passed, and the tickets were bought in advance. There is nothing to do on the observation deck itself. Yes, the panorama is beautiful, but again - a lot of people. It's difficult to take a picture normally. And it's definitely not worth the money (in October 24, 1 adult and 1 child ticket came out 12,800₽). Burj Khalifa looks much more beautiful from the street, both live and in photos. There is absolutely nothing to do at altitude. The only plus is that they are allowed at any time, regardless of the time on the ticket. Well, the advice is to come so as to catch the sunset and then the darkness, so at least you will not be disappointed

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Екатерина К.

Level 11 Local Expert

Definitely worth a visit here! Yes, there are queues, but it remains excusable when you find yourself at the top. You are amazed at the capabilities of a person. Clear navigation, beautiful design, spectacular view🤩 I recommend visiting in the evening - when the city is littered with lights, everything looks more fantastic💥

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Екатерина В.

Level 6 Local Expert

We visited the observation deck on the 124th floor. There is also a playground on the 148th floor. The sunset view is amazing. There were a lot of people, which made it difficult to take photos.

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Кирилл Белоногов

Level 11 Local Expert

It's high, but the queues are insane. Take a golden ticket, it's a little more expensive, but it's worth it, you don't have to wait in line for 3 hours. And with a cheap ticket, they only take you up to the 125th floor, where there are a lot of people and a hubbub like in a market. Generally game. In general, the skyscraper is tired. I liked the Lakhta center better.

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Oleg V.

Level 4 Local Expert

Of course, this is a must-visit place. But queues. There's a queue to go up, and there's a queue to go down. Therefore, if you took this tour as part of the tour, then plan your time so as not to be late for the pick-up time.

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Лиза Р.

Level 7 Local Expert

We bought the most expensive platinum ticket. Waiting and picking up is carried out together with Gold tickets, which are twice as cheap. We got up in about 40 minutes. On regular tickets, the queues for entry and pick-up take about 2 hours. But there is no point in overpaying for platinum, take Gold. The observation room itself is as expected)

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Елена

Level 11 Local Expert

Wow effect is not enough to hide! At this height, the views, especially at sunset, are breathtaking!A delicious champagne buffet is provided, just a celebration!one disadvantage is that there are many people who want to) I recommend everyone to hang out in Burj Khalifa!

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Линара Халикова

Level 12 Local Expert

The whole of Dubai is in the palm of your hand. The night view is very impressive to observe in real life, but for more beautiful photos, I think it's better to arrive at sunset (therefore, the price tag is higher when buying a ticket for this time). There is also a minus from which there is no escape - this is a giant queue to the tower. You'll have to be patient to go upstairs.

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Марина Харитонова

Level 10 Local Expert

The outside is much more impressive. It took a whole day to get to the tower, standing in line for the ascent, then for the descent. The review is interesting, but not a delight. Tickets for floors 124-125 cannot be purchased in cash at the ticket office: only online if you have a card, or with an overpayment from the guide.

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Анастасия И.

Level 7 Local Expert

Nice viewing platform. The Council. I don't know if it's always like this or if we just got there by accident. We were there on Friday at 11:00. We read the reviews and bought a passage to the 148th floor. As a result, there was not much queue at 124/125 at that time, there were also few people on the floors themselves, you can stand quietly at the windows and take photos. We went down after 12:00, and there was already a huge queue at the bottom. So if you don't want to stand in line or overpay for the floors above, go until 11:00 inclusive.

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Burj Khalifa observation deck

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