English Guide on Pricing for Each Activity in Dubai

Dubai is known for its luxurious lifestyle and expensive activities, but that doesn’t mean you have to break the bank to have fun. Here are ten budget-friendly activities to try out during your visit:

Activity 1: Visit the Dubai Mall

The Dubai Mall is located at Financial Centre Road – Downtown Dubai. You can reach it by public transport or taxi. It costs nothing to enter the mall, but prices vary depending on what activity you choose.

• The Aquarium: Adults pay AED 100 and Children pay AED 75. Book online here.
• The Ice Rink: Entrance fee ranges from AED 60-80 per person. Book online here.
• Cinema Experience: Ticket Prices start from AED 50 onwards. Book online here.
• KidZania (for Kids): Ticket prices range between AED 150-225 per child depending upon age group.
  Note: Discounts may be available if booked beforehand or with discount vouchers found throughout Dubai’s tourist hubs.

Activity 2: Visit the Burj Khalifa Observation Deck

Burj Khalifa Observation deck is located at Downtown Area – Near To The Address Hotel -Dubai United Arab Emirates.

You can take a metro ride to Burj Khalifa/Dubai mall metro station which will cost around AED10 generally each way (Depending From where you Travel).

Tickets need to be bought before visiting and cost AED 149 onwards. Book Online Here.

Activity 3: Dubai Fountain Show & Boardwalk

The Dubai Fountain is located at the base of the Burj Khalifa, Downtown Dubai.

You can reach this area by metro (stop off ‘Dubai mall metro station) followed by a short walk or taxi.

The fountain show lasts around five minutes and takes place every half hour from 6 pm daily with an extra display at 8 pm on weekends. It’s free to watch – just find a good vantage point along the boardwalk!

Activity 4: Old Dubai Cultural Tour

Old Dubai cultural tours start from AED110/person to enjoy the Authentic traditional Arabian experience visit.

Tickets need to be booked before visiting.

FAQ:

• What is included in Old DUBAI Cultural Tours?

Answer: The tour includes visits to Spice Souk, Gold Souk, Textile Souk heritage village which provides you with authentic experiences of modern-day living and ancient history alike.

• Are there any products available for sale in these souqs?

Answer: Yes! All these souks are traditional marketplaces where merchants sell their goods that include spices, gold jewelry/handicrafts and textiles, respectively.

• Is it safe to visit these souqs?

Answer: Absolutely! Dubai is one of the safest cities globally and welcomes millions of tourists every year. However, you should always exercise caution in crowded areas and beware of pickpockets.

We hope this budget-friendly guide helped showcase that there are plenty of affordable things to do in Dubai that won’t break the bank. Enjoy exploring this beautiful city!

What are some of the most cost effective ways to travel around Dubai while sightseeing?

I don’t have personal experiences or preferences but one option could be taking the metro which is a cheap and easy way to travel around Dubai. There are also buses that run throughout the day and night. Taxis are another option, but they can be more expensive depending on your destination. It may also be beneficial to use ride-hailing apps such as Uber or Careem for cheaper rates compared to regular taxi services. Another alternative is walking, especially in areas like Old Dubai where there are many historical sites within close proximity of each other. Lastly, tourists can purchase a Travel Card which provides unlimited access to public transport for up to seven days at discounted prices.

Are there any free or donation-based activities included in the Guide?

Yes, there are several free or donation-based activities included in the Guide. These may include events such as community concerts and festivals, hiking trails and parks, museums with suggested donations instead of admission fees, and volunteer opportunities at local organizations.

Is there a way to compare costs between different activities listed in the Guide?

I am not sure what specific guide you are referring to. However, generally speaking, there may be different ways to compare costs between different activities listed in a guide:

1. Check the prices: Look at the cost of each activity and compare them side by side.

2. Research online: Search for reviews from people who have already participated in those activities and read about their experiences regarding the cost.

3. Contact providers: Reach out to the providers of each activity directly and ask about their pricing structures or bundle deals if they offer any.

4.Analyze inclusions: Assess what is covered under one price point versus another (for example – transportation, equipment rental)

By utilizing these different methods, you can get a better understanding of how much money you need to allocate towards each activity on your trip so that you can enjoy them all without breaking your budget.