Burj Khalifa — Tickets, Tours & Visitor Guide 2026
The world’s tallest building at 828 metres. Step onto the open-air outdoor terrace at 452 metres, look straight down through the glass floor on level 125, or ascend to the world’s highest public observation deck at 555 metres. Everything you need to plan your visit and book the right ticket.
Top Burj Khalifa Tickets 2026
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At the Top — Level 124 & 125
- Open-air outdoor terrace at 452 metres
- Glass floor on level 125 — look straight down
- Sky Map interactive exhibits & telescopes
- No time limit — stay as long as you wish
At the Top SKY — Level 148
- World’s highest public deck at 555 metres
- Fast-track entry — no standard elevator queue
- Personal host, SKY Lounge & complimentary drink
- Capped visitors — calm even at peak sunset
Sunset Tickets — Level 124 & 125
- Daylight, golden hour & city lights in one visit
- Book 60–90 min before actual sunset
- Most popular slot — sells out weeks ahead
- Dubai Fountain evening shows visible from the deck
Family Tickets — Level 124 & 125
- Children under 3 enter completely free
- Ages 3–12: discounted child ticket
- Glass floor & fast elevator thrill for all ages
- Strollers permitted, fully elevator accessible
Burj Khalifa + Dubai Aquarium
- At the Top (floors 124 & 125) + full aquarium
- 270° underwater tunnel, sharks & rays
- Both attractions inside Dubai Mall
- Flexible aquarium entry — visit anytime on the day
Night Tickets — Level 124 & 125
- Same price as morning — non-prime after 9 pm
- Illuminated Dubai skyline from 828 metres
- Quieter decks — crowds drop after sunset peak
- Open until midnight, last entry 11:15 pm
Planning Your Visit to Burj Khalifa
Everything you need to know before you go.
Opening Hours
At the Top (floors 124 & 125) opens 10 am weekdays, 8 am weekends, closing at midnight. At the Top SKY (floor 148) opens noon–10 pm daily. Last entry 45 min before closing.
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Best Time to Visit
Morning for fewest crowds and lowest prices. Sunset (60–90 min before) for the day-to-night transition. After 9 pm for a quieter visit at non-prime pricing. Full seasonal guide inside.
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Getting There
Take the Dubai Metro Red Line to Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall station, then walk 10–15 min through the air-conditioned mall. The entrance is inside Dubai Mall, not at the tower base.
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Dress Code
No dress code for the observation decks — casual clothes including shorts are fine. Restaurants (At.mosphere, Burj Club, The Lounge) require smart casual minimum. Enforced at entry.
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Accessibility
All observation decks are fully wheelchair accessible by elevator — no stairs required. Strollers permitted. Accessible restrooms and companion ticket policy available. Contact in advance.
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Visitor Tips
Arrive 20–30 min before your slot. Bring photo ID — required without exception. Tripods and selfie sticks not allowed. Press your camera lens against the glass to eliminate reflections.
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Practical tips to make the most of your Burj Khalifa visit.
What to See at Burj Khalifa
Don’t miss these highlights during your visit.
The Outdoor Terrace (Floor 124)
Open-air, 360-degree views from 452 metres with no glass between you and the city. The only fully unobstructed outdoor deck in the tower — the best photography position inside the building.
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The Glass Floor (Level 125)
Transparent panels with animated “crack” effects let you look straight down 455 metres at the streets below. Included in the standard At the Top ticket — consistently the most memorable moment.
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The Dubai Fountain from Above
The world’s largest dancing fountain sits directly below the observation deck. Watch the jets from 452 metres — a bird’s-eye view no ground-level vantage point can offer. Free shows from 6 pm.
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The Nightly Light Show
1.2 million LED lights across the tower’s facade create choreographed animations every night from 7:45 pm. Free to watch from Souk Al Bahar bridge and Burj Park. No tickets needed.
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At.mosphere Restaurant (Floor 122)
One of the world’s highest restaurants at 442 metres — a Guinness World Record. International fine dining with panoramic floor-to-ceiling glass views. Breakfast from AED 150. Reservations essential.
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The Lounge — World’s Highest (Floors 152–154)
At 585 metres, The Lounge holds the Guinness World Record as the world’s highest lounge. Premium cocktails, afternoon tea, and outdoor terrace access at the highest publicly accessible point in the tower.
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Common questions about visiting Burj Khalifa in 2026.