Burj Khalifa: Tickets

Burj Khalifa Tickets and Information

‍

• Burj Khalifa Address: 1 Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Boulevard, 0, Dubai
• Opening Hours: Daily: 08:00 - 00:00

‍

Is the Burj Khalifa Worth Visiting

• Definitely, in our opinion, yes.
• The whole building is impressive but the views from the observation decks are definitely worth it.‍

‍

What you see when visiting the Burj Khalifa‍

• Incredible views from the two observation decks.
• The building in general is VERY impressive!
• And enjoying a ride on one of the world’s fastest elevators!
• The Standard Ticket gives you access to floors 124-125 and the “At The Top, Burj Khalifa” Observation Deck. Or you can upgrade and go all the way up to Floor 148 and the “At the Top SKY” is also a popular ticket.

‍

{{ticket-block-triple}}

‍

About the Burj Khalifa

The Burj Khalifa holds the crown for world's tallest building, standing at an incredible 828 metres (2717 feet)! To put that in perspective, that’s around 2.5 x the Eiffel Tower in Paris, so the Burj Khalifa is quite tall!

It's the number one tourist attraction in Dubai, with around 17,000,000 visitors in 2023, depending on the statistics you read! If the figures are true, it also makes it one of the most popular tourist attractions in the world.

The Burj Khalifa has two observation decks and The Lounge:

• The ‘At The Top’ on floors 124 & 125
• Then on the 148th floor, the “At the Top SKY”.
• The Lounge on the floors 152, 153 & 154

The building isn’t just a hotel as many think. It’s got both residential space with people’s private apartments and commercial space with corporate suits and offices, as well as the Armani Hotel Dubai, named after the fashion designer, Giorgio Armani.

Given its height, the Burj Khalifa is home to the world’s fastest elevators which travel at speeds of up to 10 metres per second, which whizz you up to the Observation Decks!

Due to its sheer size, the Burj Khalifa was also designed with sustainability in mind and features unique systems to collect condensation from its cooling system, which is then used to irrigate the surrounding landscape, which is very clever!