Burj Khalifa Level 124 & 125 Tickets
Prices, Timings & What to Expect
The Burj Khalifa Level 124 & 125 ticket (also called “At The Top”) is the most popular way to experience the world’s tallest building. You’ll ride the high-speed elevator to the observation decks, enjoy sweeping 360° views of Dubai, and explore the iconic Level 125 interiors.
If you want the best value Burj Khalifa ticket, this is the one.
Quick Snapshot (Before You Book)
- Access: Levels 124 & 125
- Best for: First-time visitors, families, value seekers
- Time needed: 90 minutes to 2 hours
- Best time to visit: 45–60 minutes before sunset
- Starting price: From AED 179 (varies by slot)
? Planning your visit timing? See: Best time to visit Burj Khalifa
Buy This TicketWhat’s Included in the Level 124 & 125 Ticket?
With this ticket, you get:
- Entry to the At The Top observation decks
- High-speed elevator ride to Level 124
- Indoor and outdoor viewing areas
- Interactive telescopes and skyline viewing points
- Access to Level 125’s Arabic-inspired interiors
No strict time limit on Level 124/125 — you can stay and explore at your pace.
Level 124 & 125 vs Level 148: Which One Should You Choose?
Level 124/125 delivers the classic Burj Khalifa experience, but sunset hours can get busy.
If you want:
- fewer crowds
- faster entry
- a premium lounge-style visit
…you may prefer Level 148 SKY.
? Compare properly here: Burj Khalifa Level 124 vs Level 148
? Want the premium option? Level 148 SKY ticket
Prime vs Non-Prime Hours (Important)
Burj Khalifa tickets are usually split into:
- Non-prime hours: quieter and lower-priced
- Prime hours: typically sunset slots, higher demand and higher price
If your main goal is golden-hour views, prime hours are worth it—but they sell out first.
? Booking specifically for golden hour? Read: Burj Khalifa sunset tickets
Best Time to Visit Level 124 & 125
If you want the best views: Book a slot 45–60 minutes before sunset for day-to-night views.
If you want fewer crowds: Go early morning or late night (non-prime).
If you’re visiting with kids: Morning and early afternoon usually feel easiest.
? Full timing breakdown: Best time to visit Burj Khalifa
Is This Ticket Worth It?
For most travelers, yes—Level 124 & 125 offers the best balance of:
- price
- views
- flexibility
If you’re visiting Burj Khalifa for the first time, this ticket is a strong choice.
If you want a calmer experience (especially at sunset), consider upgrading to Level 148.
Which Burj Khalifa Ticket Is Best for You?
Use this quick guide to choose the right experience—then book the ticket that matches your style.
| Ticket | Access | Best for | From |
| Level 124 & 125 (At The Top) | 124 & 125 | Best value, first-timers, families | AED 179 |
| Level 148 (SKY) | 148 + 124 & 125 | Fewer crowds, premium feel, couples | AED 399 |
| Sunset tickets | 124/125 or 148 (prime slots) | Golden-hour views, photographers | Varies |
Frequently Asked Questions (Level 124 & 125 Tickets)
These are the most common questions travelers ask before booking Burj Khalifa Level 124 & 125 tickets.
What floors do Level 124 & 125 tickets include?
This ticket includes access to the 124th and 125th floors of Burj Khalifa (At The Top). It does not include Level 148.
Is Level 124 enough, or should I upgrade to Level 148?
Levels 124 & 125 are enough for most first-time visitors and offer great value. If you want fewer crowds, hosted entry, lounge seating, and a more premium experience—especially at sunset—Level 148 is a better fit.
What is the best time to visit Level 124 & 125?
For the best views, book 45–60 minutes before sunset. For fewer crowds and lower prices, visit in the morning or late evening.
Are Burj Khalifa sunset tickets more expensive?
Yes. Sunset slots usually fall under prime hours, which are priced higher due to demand. Prices vary by date, so confirm the final total at checkout.
Can I buy Level 124 tickets at the venue?
Yes, tickets are available at the box office, but popular time slots can sell out. Booking online in advance is recommended to secure your preferred time.
Do I need to print my ticket?
No. Mobile tickets are accepted. You can simply show your e-ticket on your phone at entry.
