Question 1

Who built the Museum of the Future?

Accepted Answer

Founded by the Dubai Future Foundation, the Museum of the Future was designed by well-known Dubai-based architect Shaun Killa, while the engineering was undertaken by the integrated consultancy Buro Happold. According to Killa, the design of the museum represents Dubai’s vision of the future and consists of three main elements – the hill, structure and void.

Question 2

Can I visit the Museum of the Future?

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Yes, you can visit the Museum of the Future! Open to the public since 22 February 2022, it is a new and trending attraction in Dubai. The centre explores how society could evolve by the year 2071, allowing visitors to look towards the future's limitless possibilities through immersive exhibitions, workshops, talks and more.

Question 3

How much are tickets for the Museum of the Future?

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Tickets for the Museum of the Future are priced at AED145 for each adult. However, children under the age of three, people of determination and Emirati senior citizens are allowed free entry. For updated ticketing information and to book your visit, head to the museum’s official website.

Question 4

What is the Museum of the Future made of?

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The Museum of the Future is made of steel and glass, which covers the structure’s asymmetric torus design. The exterior is enveloped in Arabic calligraphy, which functions as glass windows too. On the inside, the museum has seven levels, dedicated to exhibitions on various future-focused themes.

Question 5

What is written on the Museum of the Future?

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Three quotes are written on the Museum of the Future’s facade. Serving as glass windows and styled as Arabic calligraphy, the writings reflect inspirational poetry by HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. One quote reads: “The future belongs to those who can imagine it, design it and execute it. It isn't something you await, but rather create.”

Question 6

Where can I park to visit the Museum of the Future?

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If you are arriving by car, parking is available on location at the Museum of the Future. In addition, there is plenty of public parking nearby, available at standard charges per hour. Visitors are encouraged to arrive by Dubai Metro, given that the Emirates Towers Station, on the Red Line, has a link bridge to the museum.

Question 7

What time does the Museum of the Future open?

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The Museum of the Future opens at 9:30am and closes at 9pm, with last entry at 7pm. All guests, even those with free entry, must reserve a time slot for their visit ahead of time. The museum opened in February 2022 and is located along Sheikh Zayed Road, near the Dubai World Trade Centre.

Question 8

What is the Museum of the Future's closing time?

Accepted Answer

The Museum of the Future's closing time is 9pm, with last entry at 7pm. Those who are keen to visit must book a time slot in advance for their museum admission.

Question 9

How long does it take to complete a full tour at the Museum of the Future?

Accepted Answer

It takes two to three hours to complete a full tour at the Museum of the Future. Visitors, however, can choose to stay as long as they wish during operational hours – there is plenty to see, read and enjoy across the fascinating museum's seven levels.

Question 10

Are wheelchairs available at the Museum of the Future?

Accepted Answer

Yes, wheelchairs are available at the Museum of the Future – they are free to use (subject to availability) and can be found at the wheelchair docks in the lobby. Please approach the museum staff for assistance if you need one.

Question 11

Do children under the age of three receive free entry?

Accepted Answer

Yes, children under the age of three receive free entry to the Museum of the Future. Tickets are full price for visitors aged three and older. All visitors must book a time slot to enter the museum, even those with free admission.

Question 12

What is inside the Museum of the Future?

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Inside the stunning Museum of the Future building is an equally awe-inspiring story, told across five chapters. When you start your tour, you'll go up to the fifth floor and enter a space station simulation to experience what life is like in outer space. Then as you go through the other chapters you'll see a futuristic view of Dubai and a rain forest, enjoy a peaceful oasis, learn about new technology – and finally enter a high-tech play area designed to inspire young ones.

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