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The museum of the future : All you need to know

Museum of the Future

Towering over Sheikh Zayed Road, the Museum of the Future is this iconic, calligraphy-covered structure you’ve likely seen online. But do you know what’s hidden inside?

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Picture: Museum of the Future

1. Opening Hours and Access

Open from 9:30 AM to 7:00 PM, with entry allowed until 6:00 PM, the Museum invites you to explore advanced exhibits and immersive experiences. 
 
The Museum of the Future is located right next to the Jumeirah Emirates Towers in central Dubai: 
  • If you use your car, a self-parking or valet services are available, although according to the official website, parking availability is limited and cannot be guaranteed. The parking fee is AED 15 per hour.
  • If you decide to use public transport, you can take the Dubai metro’s Red Line and get off at Emirates Towers Station. From there, it’s just a short walk.
  • You can also take bus lines 27, 29 or X22 and get off at Emirates towers.

2. Inside the Museum of the Future

The Museum of the Future is divided into five immersive chapters from the 5th floor to the 1st, each representing a different aspect of life in the year 2071.

  • Chapter 1, OSS hope: Prepare to board your space shuttle and embark on a journey through outer space!
  • Chapter 2, The HEAL institute: This chapter invites you to discover how the challenges of ecological restoration and biodiversity preservation are addressed in the world of 2071. You will go through a reproduction of the Amazonian forest and a DNA library that helps protect the wildlife on earth!
  • Chapter 3, Al Waha: Take time to relax in this oasis of well-being designed to help future Dubai residents disconnect from the digital world. Through interactive therapies such as meditation, electromagnetic balancing, sound baths, and collaborative sessions, this chapter encourages a return to the senses and promotes mind-body balance.
  • Chapter 4, Tomorrow today: Step into the future and explore life-sized vehicles designed for the world of 2071, alongside other innovations that could soon become part of everyday life.
  • Chapter 5, Future heroes: Finally, a space dedicated to children under 10, designed as a playful learning environment. Young explorers embark on interactive missions, create their own avatars, earn badges, and develop creative, collaborative, and imaginative skills.

3. Tickets to the Museum of the Future

To enter the museum of the future, you will need an entry ticket.

  • Regular tickets cost AED 160 and require you to select a specific date and time of entry.
  • Entry is free for children under 4 years old and for people of determination and their caregiver. To benefit from these discounts, you will need to show documentation or ID for proof.
  • The Pioneer Pass costs AED 400. Choose your preferred date and arrive anytime during operational hours with priority entry. Enjoy an AED 50 credit to spend at the lobby souvenir shop on the same day. Plus complimentary valet parking for your space shuttle.
  • The Summer Pass at AED 230 offers unlimited visits to the Museum of the Future until September 15th, 2025. No need to select a date with this pass. Pass holders also receive an AED 50 credit to use at the lobby souvenir shop anytime during the validity period. The Summer Pass is valid for one person only and is non-transferable. Guests must present a valid ID at each visit.
  • Capture the Future Ticket is available for AED 800. With this pass, enjoy a one-hour guided photography tour led by the Museum’s in-house photographer. Learn creative techniques to capture stunning shots inside this iconic building. You’ll also receive a ticket voucher for a future visit at your convenience.

The safest and most reliable way to purchase tickets is directly through the Museum of the Future’s official website.

Once you arrive at the Museum with your ticket, head to the designated counter to receive a wristband. You’ll need to scan it throughout your visit to access different exhibits and experiences.

4. Shop and Food

Even in the future, you’ll need a bite to eat. Until August 31, 2025, you can visit BKRY. A bakery located on the 7th floor of the museum, offering a variety of pastries, drinks, and meals to fuel your time travel adventure!

And before living the museum, don’t forget to take a look at the gift shop in the lobby and bring a piece of the future home!

In the lobby, you will also find a place to make your own perfume! The “Algorithmic Perfumery” will use AI to define the perfect scent for you based on your tastes, your style, and your personality.

 

With its immersive environments and interactive exhibits, the Museum of the Future is a fantastic experience and an essential stop when visiting Dubai. Whether you’re exploring the future, experimenting with AI, or simply admiring the architecture, the museum entertains while sparking curiosity and imagination in visitors of all ages.

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