Museum of the Future Tickets & Tours, Dubai 2025

Typical timed-entry tickets start around €37.06 per person. Popular combo tours that pair the museum with Dubai Frame and Burj Al Arab begin from about €32.63, while flexible hop-on hop-off bus add-ons are from ~€47.00. Prices vary by date and availability—check the product page before you book.

Standard tickets include timed entry to the museum’s immersive exhibition floors. Show your mobile e-ticket at the entrance. Add-ons such as transfers or guided segments depend on the product you choose.

The museum runs on fixed entry windows. Arrive a little early—late arrivals may be moved to the next available time. Entry is usually single-use once scanned.

Weekdays with early morning or late afternoon slots are calmer. For exterior shots of the calligraphy façade, aim for golden hour before sunset.

Most visitors spend 90–120 minutes inside, plus time for exterior photos. Families and tech fans may enjoy staying longer on interactive floors.

The venue offers step-free routes and elevators. Strollers and wheelchairs are generally welcomed, though bag and size limits may apply in specific rooms—ask staff for the smoothest path.

Yes—MOTF is family-friendly. Interactive and sensory experiences suit school-age kids and teens. Younger children are welcome; supervision is required on busier floors.

Non-flash photography is generally fine. Tripods, lights, and bulky gear are typically restricted. Please follow staff guidance in immersive rooms to keep traffic moving.

Take the Dubai Metro Red Line to Emirates Towers and follow the signed walkway to MOTF. By car, allow extra time on Sheikh Zayed Road and check parking options in advance.

Mobile e-tickets are accepted. Keep your QR code handy and your screen brightness up for scanning.

Many options offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before your slot. Some small-group or special access tours can be stricter—always check the policy on your chosen product.

Choose timed entry if MOTF is your main goal and you want full flexibility. Pick a combo if you’d like a guided overview and to bundle icons like Dubai Frame and Burj Al Arab into one plan.

Bring a small daypack, water, and ID if required. Large bags, tripods and professional lighting are commonly restricted. A power bank helps for e-tickets and photos.

Yes—MOTF pairs well with Dubai Frame and city sightseeing. Consider a combo tour or a HOHO bus pass to stitch together multiple stops around your time slot.