Ain Dubai

Ferris wheel · Al Sufouh 2

Ain Dubai

Ferris wheel · Al Sufouh 2

Bluewaters by Dubai Retail - Bluewaters Island - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Highlights

Soaring 250 meters high above Bluewaters Island, Ain Dubai offers breathtaking panoramic views and a luxurious ride experience, perfect for anyone visiting Dubai.

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"Officially the world's largest observation wheel, Ain Dubai is 75 meters taller than the London Eye. Towering over Bluewaters Island, the wheel affords sweeping views from 250 meters in the air. Not only is it visible from so many of Dubai's vantage points, this attraction appeals to just about everyone—schools, businesses, families, tourists, and locals alike. Rides on the structure are ticketed, with passes sold at the venue or online." - Melinda Healy

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@cntraveler

"Tell me: What’s this place all about? Officially the world's largest observation wheel, Ain Dubai is 75 meters taller than the London Eye . Towering over Bluewaters Island, the wheel affords sweeping views of the emirate from as high as 250 meters in the air. Rides on the permanent structure are ticketed with passes sold at the venue or online. What’s it like being there? In a word—breathtaking. A 38-minute ride on a clear day is awe-inspiring. Is there a guide involved? No. There are no guides within the high-tech air-conditioned cabins. Who comes here? Ain Dubai appeals to locals and tourists, it was highly anticipated for a long time and definitely delivers all round appeal. Did it meet expectations? State-of-the-art. Dubai residents have watched the wheel's construction with interest for the past few years. It was worth the wait and is as good as expected. A whole new perspective, that is what it provides. So then what, or who, do you think it’s best for? An attraction you can't ignore. Not only is it visible from so many of Dubai's vantage points, this attraction appeals to just about everyone—schools, businesses, families, tourists, and locals. Right up there with so many of the UAE's best attractions. Plenty of options and the price is not too steep. It will be challenging if you're afraid of heights." - Melinda Healy

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"Dubai will debut the largest and tallest observation wheel in the world, called Ain Dubai, which will soar to more than 820 feet offering stunning views of the Dubai Marina, glittering skyline, and Bluewaters Island. VIP passengers can dine in personal cabins or book a private bartender. The wheel features 48 air-conditioned cabins with options for observation, socializing, or private events, and tickets start at $35." - Travel + Leisure Editors

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Robert Irungu

Google

Ain Dubai delivers a memorable experience with its stunning views and luxurious setup. While the cost may be a drawback, the awe-inspiring perspective of Dubai makes it worth at least one visit. Best enjoyed at twilight for the perfect blend of day and night scenery.

Kiara Memetaj

Google

The most amazing experience you can ask for. Juan who was the bartender in our pod was so lovely and helpful, he made the experience ten times better! A MUST and if you're lucky to have Juan in your pod!

Prit Ganatra

Google

Well this is so huge & so pretty. Night view is something you shouldn’t miss at all. It’s so psychedelic at night all I have to do is find a place to sit at the beach & enjoy this beauty. People traveling by foot should always ask directions or else it will take a long time to reach there. Prices are around 195Dihrams & I recently went here & the weather was amazing.

Shihan Senanayake

Google

Visited Ain Dubai in the morning for the first slot at 11 AM. The process was smooth with just a small queue to enter—not crowded, which made the experience more relaxing. The ride was peaceful and offered absolutely stunning panoramic views of Dubai, especially in the clear morning light. A few things to note: food and drinks from outside are not allowed, so make sure to finish anything beforehand. Also, you’re not allowed to carry bags inside the cabin—everything needs to be kept in the provided lockers, which are secure and easy to use. It’s best to travel light. Overall, it was a well-organized experience with amazing views and a calm atmosphere. Going early helps you beat the crowd and enjoy the views in peace. Definitely worth a visit!

Olivia Fields

Google

AIN ferris wheel is such a neat experience. We bought the tickets only, but the wait did not seem too long around 6pm, Saturday. They cabins can hold up to 45 people, but they let about 15 people pro cabin, which was nice and allowed a lot of space to see the view from all angles.

Andronov Nikolay

Google

We visited the Ain Dubai in February — great timing, there were hardly any tourists, and there were only six of us in the cabin. It felt very spacious and comfortable! The full rotation takes a bit over 40 minutes, and the ride is smooth and calm. However, when the cabin stopped for about 30 seconds right at the very top, it was honestly quite scary. The views are stunning: the city, the sea, the skyline — everything looks amazing from up there. It’s fascinating to observe the city from such a height. Toward the end, though, it gets a bit tiring — almost 45 minutes without moving around. But overall, it’s a strong impression and definitely worth visiting!

FAISAL A

Google

Ain Dubai is a wonderful experience everyone is waiting to experience. A variety of different cabins all available. The time it takes is 30 mins but because of the wonderful views, cooled cabins and comfortable seats you wont get bored or feel the 30mins. Relaxing and comfortable experience.

Anna

Google

Tickets cost a lot, but the experience is amazing. The views are wonderful, you can see the whole Marina and Palm. The cabins are giant, and we were lucky to have only 6 people inside ours. Definitely worth visiting, especially due to its potential closing in the future.