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    Dubai Frame Visit Guide: What's Included in Your Ticket?

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      When people plan a day in Dubai, most of the time Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall comes first in the list, and Dubai Frame gets added later as a short stop. But let me tell you that it deserves proper time, because the ticket covers much more than just a view from the top. Since majority of the visitors are searching for a Dubai Frame tickets offer before booking, a very common question that they usually ask is what exactly is included in the ticket.

      Now the Dubai Frame is located inside Zabeel Park and it stands around 150 metres tall. Your visit starts from the ground floor with the Old Dubai gallery, which shows how the city looked before the towers came into the picture. There are old houses, fishing boats and souk scenes, and it gives you a good idea of how life was here in the 1950s and 60s.

      After that you take the elevator to the 48th floor, and it goes up in around 75 seconds. This is where the Sky Deck is, with a 93 metre long bridge that gives you a view of old Dubai on one side and new Dubai with Sheikh Zayed Road on the other side. The glass floor in the middle is the big plus point of this visit. Suppose you are scared of heights, then just walk from the side, but most people stand on it for photos anyway.

      When you come down, the last part is the Future Dubai gallery, which shows how the city may look after 50 years with screens, sound effects and a small tunnel experience. So in one ticket you get the history, the present view and the future of Dubai also.

      Now if we talk about prices, the adult ticket is usually around AED 50 and for kids from 3 to 12 years it is somewhere between AED 20 and AED 25. Children below 3 years and people of determination can enter free. The timings are 9am to 9pm daily, but during Ramadan and public holidays it can change, so better to check before going. My suggestion is to visit around 4 or 5pm, since you can see the city in daylight and after sunset both from the Sky Deck.

      At the end of the day, booking online is better than buying at the counter, because sometimes there are combo deals and discounts that you dont get at the gate. For the latest Dubai Frame tickets offer and combo packages with other attractions, better to speak with Dubai Ticket Expert and they will guide you as per your dates and group size.

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