Average visit timeThe average time it takes to enjoy At the Top is approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes however, you are welcome to take your time. Please note that the average visit time may extend accordingly during peak seasons and sunset times.
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Best time to visit Burj Khalifa At The TopIf you're looking to visit when crowds are thinnest, early mornings between 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM and in the evening before closing, are the best time to visit At The Top Burj Khalifa.
With At the Top tickets, you can expect at least 30 minutes of waiting time as most visitors choose to view only the lower deck. The premium At the Top SKY tickets usually has a waiting time of hardly 15 minutes as you get priority access to the elevator.
Whether or not it is worth paying 300 AED to visit the 148th floor of the Burj Khalifa depends on your budget and your priorities. The 148th floor offers slightly higher views than the 124th floor, but the difference is not significant. If you are on a tight budget, then visiting the 124th floor is a good option.
The 148th floor is MUCH more quiet and you will get exceptional views with little privacy. Lounge area allows to sit down and you can ask for juice or coffee as much as you like.
What time is the Burj Khalifa light show? The timings of the Burj Khalifa light show changes from year to year. Presently the show runs six times each day- every half an hour between 07.45 PM and 10.45 PM, on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturday only. However, it would be advisable to enquire before arriving for the show.
Level 125 serves as a tribute to Arab arts and culture; the entire level that is slickly designed will feature a Masharabiya motif as part of the décor's central theme. While level 124 offers access to an exhilarating outdoor terrace.
The view is dizzying and beautiful as the sun lifts over the distant desert, above the tiny skyscrapers in the distance, and then hits you as you stand peering from the 1,450-foot-high observation deck, which is on floor 124 of the 2,272-foot structure.
The fountains come to life every 30 minutes from 6pm, daily. The colourful, illuminated jets sways in time to a range of melodies, which will leave you spellbound. Some popular tracks include Michael Jackson's Thriller, Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman's Time to Say Goodbye, and Power by Korean pop band EXO.
All shows at the fountain are free of charge and are visible from every point on the lake and neighbouring areas. The most popular spot is the Waterfront Boardwalk outside The Dubai Mall. Additionally, the area around Souk AI Bahar also offers a pleasant viewing experience as it is less crowded.
Planning your visitThe Burj Khalifa is open from 5am on weekends and 8am on weekdays until midnight, with last entry 45 minutes prior to closing. If you have a pre-booked time, make sure you arrive on time as you may not be allowed to enter if you miss it!
If you're looking to visit when crowds are thinnest, early mornings between 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM and in the evening before closing, are the best time to visit At The Top Burj Khalifa.
Yes, there is a simple security check where you will have to display your ID. You can carry your passport, driver's license, or residence license. A. There is no particular dress code for Burj Khalifa.
There are observatories at 124,125 and 148th floor for general public. Only advantage of going to the top 148 floor is that you will be served unlimited juices,coffee and sweet bites. The price difference is too much as the view u get from 124/125 is almost same as 148.
Visitors have the option of visiting several Burj Khalifa floors: At The Top (Levels 124 &125), At The Top SKY (Level 148) and The Lounge (Levels 152, 153 & 154). Each of these floors hosts an observation deck from where you will get a jaw-dropping view of Dubai.
The observation deck on the 124th floor gives you 360-degree views of the city and the Arabian Gulf. Get early-hours access for a limited-time sunrise viewing at Burj Khalifa Level 124, every weekend from Oct 28 to Dec 31, 2023.
How high up the Burj Khalifa can I go? You can go up to the observation decks on Levels 124, 125 and 148. The very top of the Burj Khalifa is the 163rd floor; however, this is not accessible to the public.