Rather boring, outdated in 2024. Nothing in museum amazed me, I didn’t gain any knowledge. Interiors look good, but not even closely good enough to justify the emptiness of exhibitions. And funnily mimicking humanoid robot does not have chat gpt installed in it, so it can’t answer any questions. And I have seen the similar robot at one cheap exhibition 10 years ago.
The building, one the other hand, is undoubtedly beautiful. Look at it from outside.
Explore the futuristic wonders of the Future Museum in Dubai, where technology and innovation collide to create an unforgettable experience. From interactive exhibits to virtual reality tours, this museum is truly the coolest place you'll ever visit. Immerse yourself in the future and witness the cutting-edge advancements that Dubai has to offer. Don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind attraction that promises to leave you in awe!
The building is very beautiful, the inside is probably also very interesting, but it turned out that you need to buy tickets at least a week in advance, as there are crazy queues. We arrived and couldn't get in, unfortunately.
Didn’t meet expectations. Maybe interesting for families with school kids. But very crowded, quite long lines inside the museum. The best thing about museum is it’s building.
You can enter museum for free (first Flor), take some pictures, but price of the ticket doesn’t costs museum’s value. The most exciting thing is flying dolphin and first Flor view
It's a very beautiful building. Quite an interesting exposition and storyline. Bright and unusual locations. Go once with children from 6 to 12 years old, if they can stand standing in line for an hour at the entrance! Why sell tickets for a specific time if you're standing in line anyway? Don't be fooled by the lure of photographers to take a photo on the balcony - it's unreasonably expensive, you can go up and take it absolutely for free! The whole tour is in English, but everything is clear in principle and without translation. Although in the museum of the future, it would be possible to provide headphones with a translator. The environment is accessible to the disabled. Toilets are free, there is a cafe, a souvenir shop. A robot barista will make you coffee, a robot perfumer will create an individual fragrance for you. These are paid services, but they are located in the museum lobby, where access is open to everyone for free. A flying fish appears about once an hour and flies for 10 minutes. There are a lot of people, schedule a visit time on a weekday morning, maybe the queue will be smaller. There are Russian-speaking staff.
An amazing museum! The futuristic architecture of the building is simply mesmerizing. Inside there are incredible interactive expositions about the technologies of the future. The zone with artificial intelligence and space technologies was especially impressive. Excellent organization of the flow of visitors, no crowding. The staff speaks excellent English. Definitely worth a visit when traveling to Dubai!
The museum made a positive impression: it is a beautiful building, but lacks the futurism for a complete "wow effect". The tour is in Arabic and English, but the basic information can be understood without deep knowledge. It is very convenient that there is a covered passage from the subway. The price for a family of 5 people is about $ 200, it seems overpriced. It is better to book tickets in advance, but you can pay with a Gazprombank UnionPay card. We were in April 2024 and do not regret the visit!
It's just an amazing place . Truly a museum of the future. Tickets are sold out very quickly. There is always a queue at the entrance, but there is something to see. Dubai can surprise with innovation, high cost and chic. I definitely recommend you to visit. The interior is incredibly beautiful and unique. On the tour you can see the "Dubai of the future". Convenient transport accessibility to the metro. The design is designed by the world's best architectural firm Zaha Hadid.
Museum of The Future is a museum of the Future, another miracle of engineering. National Geographic magazine included it in the list of the 14 most beautiful museums in the world. According to the chief architect of the project, Sean Killa, the unique elliptical shape of the building embodies Dubai's vision of the future.
The facade of the museum is decorated with carvings with Arabic calligraphy, the perforation of the contours of which serves as a kind of windows. Three phrases from poems written by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, are carved on the panels. "The future belongs to those who can imagine, design and bring it to life. They do not wait for the future, but create it with their own hands," reads one of them.
We had a sightseeing tour of the sights of Dubai and after reading the reviews, we decided not to waste time visiting the museum. But the view from the outside is certainly worthy of attention🤩
Dubai, the museum of the future! Great location for beautiful photos both outside and inside! Some halls resembled frames from science fiction films, some had probably already been realized in life (for example, robot dogs, insect robots, etc.). Definitely worth a look and familiarize the children)))... Adults shouldn't know the waaaaa effect, and yet it's interesting!
Beautiful view of the Towers of Emirates )
The case when the museum building itself is much more interesting than its filling.
The building is amazing!
It is impressive in shape and size.
There is a large queue at the entrance already with tickets, we stood for 20-30 minutes-they let us in groups-a small introductory tour-in English -but generally understandable.
At the end, you can go out to the observation deck.
There are many locations that left an ambiguous impression.
It is convenient to get by metro, the entrance from the metro is through the passage directly to the museum.
In general, you can go once, union pay cards work.
A very beautiful building, an interesting filling of the museum. The "flight" to the orbital station and the hall with the image of living organisms were especially impressed. With a special device, you can get information about them and find out the prospects for the survival of the species by 2070. There is access to a stunning observation deck. Admission is free for the disabled and one accompanying person. A supporting document is needed. I had an English translation.
The tour is in English, but everything is clear! Very modern, technologically advanced and beautiful! An excellent museum for both children and adults. There is a cafe. Tickets must be bought very, very early. You can't buy them with a Russian card on the museum's website, but you can write to support and ask them to book a ticket at the right time. Then, upon arrival at the museum, show the letter with the armor at the checkout and you will be sold a ticket. At the same time, you can pay with a Gazprombank UnionPay card. They were in April 2024.
About the impressive appearance of the building. 25 One can note its futuristic shape and inscriptions from Arabic script, which have a philosophical meaning. 12
About the variety of expositions. You can tell that each floor has its own theme: space technologies, ecology and nature, health, future technologies and others. 1
About the unusual part of the museum — the "Library of Life". It can be mentioned that it contains about 4.5 thousand animal DNA codes. 5
About the opportunity to relax and unwind. 3 It can be noted that on the third floor there are therapeutic procedures and relaxing rituals. 1
About a good entertainment area for children. 5 It can be highlighted that there is a playground on the ground floor. 2
About going to the observation deck. You can write that this floor offers spectacular views of the city. 3
A place where you can really meet the future that has already arrived. The museum building looks great! Modern, unusual and bright. But what you will meet inside is a separate story. I won't describe everything, because you have to see it for yourself.
A lot of interesting things can be seen there, a fish flies, a robot dog, but very few new technologies and achievements are on public display, you can see more interesting gadgets in the Dubai Mall than in the Museum of the Future, I expected more.There are a lot of special effects, computer graphics, low lighting for the opportunity to take pictures and the rapid movement of the guide, in my opinion, this prevents you from getting admiration from what you see.
Of course, the museum impresses with its idea. You stand looking at this splendor, at the hieroglyphs and think waaaaaaa! Inside, yes, it is very unusual. Starting from the stairs, smells ( pleasant ), various rooms. But if you don't know English, it's already more difficult. I didn't understand anything.
The cost is expensive. But it's definitely worth going.
You will see a lot of new and incredibly interesting things !!!
Tickets were taken day after day.
A fantastic building, everything inside is modern and unusual, it is better to visit with children aged 8-10, but adults are also attracted.I recommend it, I do not know the ticket price, it was included in the tour price.They take gorgeous photos and send them to the post office
It's beautiful, there are a lot of visitors. For the most part, the exhibition will be interesting for children. There are many interactive stands where video, sound, interior and modern technologies are combined. There are also beautiful expositions.
My wife and I visited the Museum of the Future in Dubai and were dissatisfied. The exposition seemed to us rather meager and monotonous, and most importantly, all the content was exclusively in English, without any translation options into Russian. My wife and I speak English poorly, so this made our visit less interesting and informative, as we could not fully understand many aspects of the exhibition. Ticket prices also seemed unreasonably high to me, given the size and content of the museum. Overall, we believe that the museum should review its policy on linguistic diversity and improve the quality of content.
The Museum of the Future! The future, of course, in quotes). It is necessary to visit once. A beautiful architectural structure. It is necessary to take a photo against the background of the museum! We took the subway, walked to the museum through a covered passage, the architectural solution is very interesting. There is a flying cow in the atrium). Tickets are bought on time, but there are still queues. About the contents of the expositions: well, we didn't see anything so amazing from the future. The first exposition: the fantasy of the Emirates on the theme of a space station in 2070, well, since there is no one of its own, at least to fantasize for now, but by 2070 with the help of Russia it should be. The rest of the expositions are on the light.
It is very cool! I am delighted with this building! It's unusual! and very thoughtful! gorgeous decoration and lighting! It looks like we're really in the future!! the idea and implementation are at the highest level! You just have to see it!)
Nothing unusual about the tour. An ordinary cosmonautics museum, no more. Externally, the building is very beautiful and inside there is a cool souvenir shop, although the prices are quite high. It's worth coming for the sake of the view, but you don't have to buy tickets, you won't lose much.
In general, the museum performs the function of "one-time impressions" very well. It is definitely worth going here, but the museum for 1 hike for 2 times already the "wow" effect can not be felt. At reasonable prices, all the exhibits look 100% inside, and some fascinate your eyes and you can only lose an hour in one maze with DNA for sure.
I advise you to go there at the very beginning in the opening minutes
Summary: Don't waste money on a ticket. Just come, admire the architecture, take a walk inside. This is the best part of the museum.
Details: A very beautiful building, both outside and inside. If you're in Dubai, it's worth coming to see. Especially in the evening.
The museum's exposition is 3/5
The children will be delighted.
For adults... There are interesting things, but in general, it feels like the museum of the future has already lagged behind the present.
Electric cars, drones, exoskeletons are no longer something unusual and certainly do not pull on the technology of 2071.
The museum did not meet expectations, but I do not regret that I visited.
There are many LSD screens, robots, interactive, locations with smells, music and light for relaxation, children's areas. There is a sense of scope, but in 5-7 years the technology has gone much further and all this is not very impressive. It is worth visiting, the price is adequate, tickets can be ordered in advance, or you can buy at the entrance and go without an appointment. But don't expect too much, it was built before the spread of artificial intelligence.
In my opinion, the Museum of the future of Dubai is located in the most beautiful building in the world. The Museum of the Future, unlike ordinary museums that store ancient relics, opens the doors to the world of tomorrow. Everything inside the museum is interactive. It's like you got a glimpse into the future using a time machine. The museum is open from 9.30 to 19.00. You can get there by public transport. If you take the subway, you can get off at Emirates Tower station and walk to the mall.
The museum did not cause any enthusiasm. The outside is very beautiful, the inside is also beautiful. But we didn't get to see flying fish and running robot dogs. Yes, it is impressive that in some 50 years this will become a reality. But still, he's not worth his money. If you go, go without a tour and pay attention to the relaxation floor. Try everything, lie down everywhere slowly. There is a floor with an interesting game room, but there is an entrance from 5 to 10 years old. Therefore, if your children do not pass, it is better not to go there, so as not to upset the children. Well, there is a playground for cool photos, the entrance to it is on the floor with robots (the floor is interesting)
One of the most interesting and colorful places in the city. It is advisable to buy tickets in advance, choosing a time interval of +-30 minutes. You will be able to see new items from the CES exhibition and Kickstarter + the cosmotema is excellent. I drove here purposefully