How much does it cost to have a message on Burj Khalifa?
According to sources such as Forbes, CNN Business and Adweek, the cost per day of advertising on the Burj Khalifa's LED facade can range from $68,000 to $1.3 million, depending on the size of the advertisement and its strategic placement on the building's exterior.
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The cost to place a promotional advert or message on the façade of the Burj Khalifa starts from AED250,000 ($68,073) for a single three minute display, according to the marketing agency which manages the lighting displays.
Built for a total cost of whooping 2.5 Billion Dollars, the Burj khalifa makes 621 million dollars per year by the ticket sales alone excluding the residential and commercial apartments.
A projection on to the entire facade for three minutes on weekdays between 8pm and 10pm costs Dh250,000, with the price increasing Dh350,000 during weekends for the same amount of time.
A good bet is to go in the early hours of the day (8:30 AM-10:00 AM), early afternoon (1:30 PM-3:30 PM) or after 8:30 PM. The ticket during these hours is priced at a decent AED 135 and you also get a Burj Khalifa experience without the overbearing crowd.
What to wear: There is no set dress code for visiting the Burj Khalifa observation deck, so you can wear whatever you feel most comfortable in, although it is advisable to dress modestly in Dubai. If you want to dine inside the world's tallest restaurant- At. mosphere, formal dress and smart shoes are required.
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