Dubai Frame

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Dubai Frame

Monument · Al Kifaf

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Zabeel Park Jogging Track - Za'abeel - Al Kifaf - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

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Dubai Frame – Attraction Review | Condé Nast Traveler

"What’s this place all about? Designed to represent a metaphorical connection between the old and new city, Dubai Frame is said to be the largest picture frame in the world. The giant, glistening gold frame stands nearly 500 feet tall and boasts panoramic glass lifts that shuttle guests to the top, where they can walk on a clear glass walkway along the entire 313-foot width. Tickets can be purchased online or at the venue and cost between $5 and $14 (children under 3 and visitors with special needs or disabilities can enter for free). What’s it like being there? Shimmering Insta-worthy appeal. Is there a guide involved? Guides are only available for school groups. Who comes here? Plenty of tourists of all ages and nationalities visit Dubai Frame, which is an obvious haven for selfie seekers. Did it meet expectations? The landmark is easily identifiable across the city; as such, it does its job in attracting attention. Standing under it feels like being overshadowed by a gigantic archway. The ride to the top is impressive, as are the views, but the cafe is a disappointment. What, or who, do you think it’s best for? Instagram enthusiasts and photographers will appreciate the Dubai Frame the most. Children will find it a novelty, too, but if you're afraid of heights it's probably best to remain firmly at ground level." - Melinda Healy

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Ashvin Mohan.T

Google
Dubai Frame – An Honest Visitor’s Review Without Entry Though I didn’t get a chance to go inside the Dubai Frame due to budget constraints (we were four people, and tickets would’ve cost around AED 200–250), I still want to share my experience. Sometimes, even standing outside a landmark can leave a lasting impression — and that’s exactly what the Dubai Frame did. The structure is massive, magnificent, and truly an architectural marvel. From the outside, it’s already a feast for the eyes. The surrounding area is well-maintained and positive in energy. You’ll spot people jogging, families relaxing, and even an open gym nearby — it’s a lively and welcoming atmosphere. I genuinely wished I could have taken my family inside to experience the panoramic view they talk about — one side showing modern, developed Dubai and the other side reflecting the city’s humble past and growing future. A friend who visited inside told me the contrast of the two views from the top really gives you chills — a reflection of how far this city has come. If you’re planning a trip and your budget allows it, I highly recommend adding the Dubai Frame to your list. It’s not just about the view — it’s about giving yourself and your loved ones a moment to admire progress, beauty, and the skyline that defines a dream city. Even if you stay outside, the vibe alone is worth it. ✨ Tip: Save a little for experiences like this — it reminds you why investing in memories is priceless.

Shilpa Jaiswal

Google
We visited the Dubai Frame back in May 2025, and overall it was a unique and enjoyable experience. The iconic structure offers breathtaking panoramic views—with old Dubai on one side and the modern skyline on the other, perfectly capturing the city’s transformation. Smooth Lift Experience: The high-speed glass elevator ride to the top was seamless and comfortable. It offers a quick, scenic ascent with minimal wait time. Observation Deck & Glass Floor: The views from the top are stunning, and the glass floor walkway adds a fun, slightly daring twist that’s great for photos. Museum Experience: The ground-level museum gives an engaging overview of Dubai’s past, present, and future in a compact and visually rich format. Note: It can get crowded during peak hours, especially near the glass floor section. The entire visit can be done in about 45–60 minutes, making it a perfect quick stop for tourists with a tight itinerary.

SOORYA SATHYAN

Google
A Stunning Experience – Must Visit in Dubai! Dubai Frame is truly a breathtaking attraction that offers one of the best panoramic views of the city. I highly recommend planning your visit around sunset, so you can enjoy both daylight and nighttime views — it adds a magical golden touch to everything and makes the experience even more memorable. The entry and exit points are on different sides, so don’t rush to take the elevator up right away. Take your time to explore the exhibition and historical gallery on the ground floor, which beautifully showcases Dubai’s past, present, and future through interactive displays. Once you reach the top, the skywalk glass floor is just wow! Walking on it while looking down is thrilling, and the 360-degree view of the Dubai skyline is absolutely stunning — especially at night when the city lights up. You can also pick up some nice souvenirs from the top, which is a thoughtful touch for visitors. The ticket price is AED 52, but I booked through Platinumlist for AED 46, which was easy and convenient. The correct entrance is through Zabeel Park Gate 4, and it's accessible from both ADCB and Max Metro Stations — very convenient for public transport users. Overall, an unforgettable experience and highly recommended for both tourists and residents. A perfect blend of architecture, culture, and amazing views!

Gauravsinh Chavda

Google
🌆 Dubai Frame is truly a masterpiece! 🖼️ An iconic landmark that offers stunning panoramic views of both old and new Dubai. The experience of walking on the glass bridge at the top is thrilling and unforgettable. 🏙️✨ The museum inside gives a great glimpse into Dubai's past, and the interactive displays about its future are impressive. Everything is well-organized, clean, and tourist-friendly. 📸🚶‍♂️ Highly recommended for first-time visitors and locals alike — don’t miss it if you're in the city! ✅

Sára Lázár

Google
The Dubai Frame is absolutely worth a visit! From the top, you can admire stunning views of both the historical areas on one side and the modern skyline on the other, perfectly capturing the contrast that defines Dubai. One of the highlights is walking across the 50-meter-long glass bridge at the Sky Deck. An impressive and well-designed attraction that combines architecture, history, and panoramic views. Highly recommended for any Dubai itinerary!

Vivek Kumar

Google
Unique Experience and Stunning City Views! Visiting the Dubai Frame was an incredible experience! The structure itself is impressive—a perfect blend of modern design and cultural storytelling. The 360-degree view from the top sky deck gives you a breathtaking contrast between Old Dubai and New Dubai, which makes it feel like you’re truly standing in the "frame of time." The glass floor walkway adds a fun thrill, and the exhibits on the lower floors explaining Dubai’s past and future were very informative and engaging. Well-organized, clean, and totally worth the visit. Highly recommended for tourists and locals alike!

Myra Nasir

Google
Honestly, I didn’t expect to enjoy the Dubai Frame this much — but it totally surprised me! The views from the top are absolutely insane… one side you see the old Dubai, and the other side is all the shiny skyscrapers. It really makes you appreciate how far the city has come. The glass floor was such a cool (and slightly nerve-wracking 😅) experience — definitely a fun moment if you’re with friends or family. The little museum at the beginning was also really well done and gives some nice context before you head up. My 1.5 year old loved walking on the glass walk!!! It’s super organized, clean, and surprisingly quick to get in and out, even with tourists around. I’d definitely recommend going around golden hour for the best views. Worth a visit whether you live here or you’re just passing through!

Pravesh Prabhu

Google
Dubai Frame – More Than Just a Photo Op! Initially, I assumed the Dubai Frame was just a great photo opportunity from the outside—but I’m glad I decided to go in. It turned out to be a surprisingly impressive experience. The location is perfectly chosen, offering stunning panoramic views from the top. What makes it special is the contrast it presents: one side overlooks the older parts of Dubai, while the other showcases the modern skyline filled with gleaming skyscrapers. The walk-through museum at the entrance is well-designed and gives a great sense of Dubai’s transformation over the years. The glass-floor skywalk at the top adds a thrilling touch to the visit. Overall, it’s very much worth visiting it.