Discovering Dubai: A Guide to Pricing, Activities, and Bookings

Pricing:

To make your time in Dubai more enjoyable we have collected price ranges for your convenience.

• Burj Khalifa : Prices range between AED 99 and AED 378 depending on what floor you want to visit.
• Dubai Museum: Admission fee is AED3 per person for adults and children above the age of six years old. Children under the ages of five go free .
• Palm Jumeirah Island & Atlantis Hotel: Entry into The Lost Chambers Aquarium starts from around AED100 – although it’s worth noting that this only includes entry, not extra experiences such as diving or animal encounters.
• The Dubai Mall & Aquarium:The aquarium costs about AED200 but combo tickets can be purchased for various other attractions in Dubia Mall such as VR at (VR Park). Also, there is no charge if you just wanted to watch Aquarium from outside through mall premises window Area.
• SkiDubai – Ski pass prices start roughly around AED210($57) for a two-hour session inclusive gear rental fees.. Make sure you’re early because it gets crowded pretty quickly!

Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR): Walk cost nothing since its a public beach but here’s links can help booking tour activities or Boat ride;
Dubai yacht ride -https://www.dubaikayak.com/activities/package/dxb-cruise/

Ferry Ride- https://dubaiferry.com/book-tickets .

The Global Village :(Pre-Covid)Entrance fees were AED 15 and children under the age of three go free. During winter season, there were seasonal attraction ticket like the dancing fountain or circus, cost around Aed25 to50.

• Aquaventure water park prices start at AED250($68) for an adult day pass or inclusive with some Atlantis hotel bookings (as promotional offer).
• The Dubai Fountain: As we mentioned earlier this activity is free

Transport Options:

Dubai has a well-established public transport system. Mainly comprising of buses, metro train and taxi services.

Buses operate from early morning until midnight in most areas but you can check their website https://www.rta.ae/wps/portal/rta/ae/home buy your card via Nol Card Site(link below)

Metro : Covering major parts of Dubia City , They operate every day between the hours of 5am – 12 midnight on Saturday through Wednesday & operating till more later times Thursday-Saturday .

taxi cab apps are also available like Uber , Careem which could be useful if you need to visit locations that aren’t easily accessible by other means

NOL Cards site link .

As per covid19 situations, kindly look online for detailed instructions as they are canging according to situation.

Booking Portal links:

Here’s a quick list of Booking sites that can help plan a great itinerary while in Dubia

1. https://www.klook.com/en-IN/city/13-dubai-things-to-do
2. https://www.instagram.com/thedubaimall/?hl=en [For shops & entertainment within Dubai Mall]
3. https://www.atlantis.com/dubai/water-park/aquaventure-waterpark/tickets
4. https://dubaiferry.com/book-tickets. [for Ferry ride booking at Marina Bay area]
5. https://www.dubaikayak.com/activities/package/dxb-cruise [Easily book yacht rides from here !]

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What is the best time to visit Dubai?

A: The winter months of November through March are the most pleasant and enjoyable for visiting due to cooler temperatures.

Q: Is it easy to find vegetarian food in dubai?

A: Yes! There are many vegetarian friendly restaurants and markets which cater primarily towards foreign visitors. Some popular local ones like “Armani restaurant” or “Biestro Street” you could check if you’re arrving around downtown premises.

Q:Is Dubai an expensive city?

A：Dubia economy suit both low budget as well as high spending tourists, offering reasonable prices on accommodation ,food (if eaten at street vendor or shawarma/shish tawook places)and transportation facilities.

Q:What type of clothing should I wear during my trip?

A：When living in UAE one may have a mix of various culture/religion people so wearing suitable clothing covering full body is a show of respect to their local customs and values. For men trousers, pants would suffice but for women something modest with sleeves covering the arms till wrists .Many tourist areas also have dress codes which limit exposure like wearing a swimsuit only in designated areas as these can quickly lead to breaking laws about public decency.

Q: How many days are necessary for spending time st Dubai?

A：It varies according to your desire on what all you want to see and do ! Feeling adventurous ,a five-day holiday could help cover major landmarks including main cultural highlights otherwise minimum 2-4 day trip should give sufficient balance of activities combined sightseeing.