Dubai Frame To Open To The Public Next Week

Dubai Frame

Eng. Hussain Lootah, director general of Dubai Municipality, said the official opening of Dubai Frame is going to be next week. He added that in contrast to the Dubai safari, the Dubai Frame will accept only a selected range of individuals at a time, and also the tour will have to be pre-booked through an app and a website which will shortly be launched.

"We are working with Etisalat to launch the website very soon. Through it, people can pre-book their tour," he said.

Lootah added that folks can have the choice of buying a paper ticket or getting it online. He said the ticketing system is going to be inspired by 'At The Top' of Burj Khalifa experience, where people have to pre-book their tour which will accept a selected range of individuals at a time.

The Dh160-million Dubai Frame can give guests with a 360-degree view of Dubai as they walk through a 93-meter glass bridge to visualize old Dubai from the north and modern Dubai from the south. the rectangular structure, consisting of two 150-meter towers, connects the past and present of Dubai.

Visitors will enjoy a journey through time for only Dh50 for adults and Dh30 for kids. Free tickets will be offered for kids underneath 3, individuals over sixty and other people of determination.

Khalid Al Suwaidi, director of Leisure Facilities at Dubai Municipality, had previously told Khaleej Times that the one-hour tour will have to be pre-booked on the app or website because the frame can receive a group of twenty individuals per tour.

"It is just like the Burj Khalifa experience where visitors must book their tour online. those who haven't booked won't be able to come in unless there's a spot available for them in the group. If there's no spot, they will have to wait to join the next group," Al Suwaidi had said.

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