Burj Khalifa
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Rising an incredible 828m into the sky, the Burj Khalifa is the tallest building in the world and a symbol of Dubai’s urban style. Guests can visit the 124th, 125th, and 148th floors for outdoor observation decks and amazing views. TicketLens compares offers from different websites so that you can book tickets and find last-minute deals for the best available price.
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Tickets: At the Top
”At the Top” is the outdoor observation deck, breathtakingly high at 452m! With a trip to the 124th and 125th floors, you'll also ride the world’s fastest double-deck elevators.Burj Khalifa Tickets: Level 124 & 125
4.6(26677)
Witness unforgettable, panoramic views over Dubai from the observation deck of the iconic Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building. Let your jaw hit the floor as you are elevated up 125 floors to fantastic 360-degree views over the Arabian Gulf.
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Dubai Aquarium and Burj Khalifa Combo Tickets
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See two of Dubai’s most significant monuments with a combined ticket to the Dubai Aquarium and Burj Khalifa. Ascend the Burj Khalifa for panoramic views. Then, discover marine life from around the world at a unique, underwater zoo.
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Burj Khalifa Fast Track Tickets: Level 124 & 125
4.6(930)
Skip-the-lines and witness panoramic views over Dubai from the observation deck of the iconic Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building. Let your jaw hit the floor as you are elevated up 125 floors to fantastic 360-degree views over the Arabian Gulf.
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Tickets: At the Top SKY
The ultimate Burj Khalifa experience: climb to the highest public floor, the Burj Khalifa Sky on the 148th floor. At 555m up, make sure you leave your fear of heights downstairs!Burj Khalifa Tickets and Tour: Level 124, 125 and 148
4.6(5654)
Enjoy incredible views of Dubai from the 124th, 125th and 148th floors of the Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building, during a 90-minute premium experience. Get access to exclusive observation decks, lounge in luxury and enjoy personalized attention.
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More Tickets & Tours
Book your ideal trip to the Burj Khalifa by choosing a ticket with a meal, transfer, or entry to one of Dubai’s other unique attractions.Burj Khalifa 124 & Lunch or Dinner at Rooftop, The Burj Club
4.5(1501)
Experience a ride on the world’s fastest elevator and take in 360-degree views from the Level 124 observation platform at Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest skyscraper. Then, indulge in a 3-course meal at the Burj Club on the 5th floor.
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Ticket: Burj Khalifa At the Top at Sunrise
4.4(1009)
If you have ever wanted to watch the sunrise from atop the highest building in the world, this tour is for you. Take in the golden glow as the iconic city of Dubai is revealed below, before enjoying a complimentary light breakfast on the ground floor.
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Private 1-Day Tour of Dubai with Ticket to Burj Khalifa
4.7(212)
Discover the fascinating contrasts between the traditional and modern sides of Dubai on this private 1-day tour from Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Ras al-Khaimah, or Fujairah. Visit Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world, and marvel at the Dubai Fountain.
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Top Tips
1. The Burj Khalifa is one of the busiest attractions in Dubai, and tickets on the door can sell out very early in the day. Make sure you get a ticket for a time slot that suits you by booking a skip-the-line ticket in advance.
Sunset and Dubai Skyline with Burj Khalifa
2. Sunset is the most popular time to visit the Burj Khalifa. That’s when the light is best and the views are at their most impressive, but it’s also the busiest time. For a cheaper ticket and fewer crowds, book a ticket in the morning or after dark.
Dubai Fountain after dark
3. The sun sets about 3 minutes later at the top of the tower than at ground level. In fact, clerics in Dubai have ruled that residents living above the 80th floor should fast for an extra 2 minutes during Ramadan, and those living above the 150th floor should fast for an extra 3 minutes. Visitors can also try to catch two sunsets in one day - one at the bottom of the tower and one at the top!
4. Look out for the fountains! Right below the Burj Khalifa is the stunning Dubai Fountain, which has shows with light and music every thirty minutes from 6 pm daily. If you’ve chosen a sunset or nighttime ticket to the observation decks you can watch from above and from ground level to see which is more impressive. The soundtrack is also played in the observation deck so you don’t miss out.
5. Make sure to check out the virtual reality experience and viewing telescopes on floors 124 & 125. Tickets to the 148th floor also include light refreshments and an interactive motion sensor experience
Frequently Asked Questions
How long should I plan for my visit?
The average visit time is about 90 minutes, but it will depend on which ticket you've bought. If you're aiming to see the sunset then the venue advises booking a slot which begins 90 minutes before sunset so that you definitely have plenty of time to reach the top. Once inside you can spend 30 minutes on the 148th floor and as much time on the 124th and 125th floors as you like.How do I get to the Burj Khalifa?
You can take the red line of the Dubai Metro to the helpfully-named Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall stop and follow the signs to the Dubai Mall, where you’ll find the entrance to the observation decks. There are moving walkways to speed things up, but plan for a fifteen-minute walk. Alternatively you can take a cab or drive yourself, parking is available in the Dubai Mall cinema car park (Level 1, Section M).What does Burj Khalifa mean in English?
Burj means tower, and Khalifa is a term that refers to the ruler of the United Arab Emirates. The tower was originally meant to be called the Burj Dubai (Dubai Tower) but was renamed in honor of Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan after he helped the emirate of Dubai with debt problems.What’s inside the Burj Khalifa?
The tower is home to offices, private apartments, bars, restaurants, a hotel (with its own spa and several restaurants), a swimming pool and gym complex, and it’s public observation decks. At any one time the building holds an average of 10,000 people, but it can hold up to 35,000 people at once - the population of a small town.What can I see from the top of the Burj Khalifa?
From the 124th-floor observation deck, you can see the whole of Dubai and a good way into the desert that surrounds the city. On a clear day, you can even see all the way across the Persian Gulf to the coast of Iran. From the 148th-floor deck, you can see even further - some visitors even claim to be able to see the curvature of the Earth on the horizon, but we’ll let you decide that for yourself.What about the weather?
On average, Dubai only gets 5 days of rain a year. While that’s great for sunbathing and clear views without clouds, it does mean that there can be quite a lot of dust in the air, and every now and then there are quite dramatic dust storms. We recommend checking the weather forecast before visiting so that you can get the clearest view.I’ve heard that the building wobbles, what’s that all about?!
All skyscrapers sway a little bit in the wind, and the Burj Khalifa, as the world’s tallest building, is no exception. That being said, it’s been cleverly designed to minimize the sway and to make sure that the movement isn’t noticeable when you’re inside it. You might hear some creaking, but there’s nothing to worry about. In fact, the architects ended up building their own in-house wind tunnel to test changes to the design as they worked.What other weird stuff happens in a building as tall as this one?
We’re glad you asked! The external temperature difference between the top and the bottom of the Burj Khalifa can be as much as 6°C (11°F). Speaking of temperature, the building was specially designed to withstand Dubai’s extremely hot climate, with an elaborate cladding system of hand-cut glass panels shielding the building from the sun’s intense glare. The sun also sets three minutes later at the top. Since it’s the tallest structure around it also acts as a lightning rod for the city, and when there’s a storm it can get struck by lightning every 5 minutes. Again, it’s been built to withstand those storms totally safely, and it’s spectacular to watch.About Burj Khalifa
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Address:
1 Mohammed Bin Rashid Boulevard
Downtown Dubai
Dubai, UAE
How to get there:
You can take the Red Line metro to Burj Khalifa Metro Station. Parking is also available in The Dubai Mall, Level 1 (Section M) of the Cinema car park.
Know Before You Go:
- Free WiFi is provided throughout the attraction.
- Shopping bags and children’s strollers will need to be left in the luggage storage facility located at the entrance.
- In severe weather conditions, the outdoor observation decks may not be open for safety reasons.
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