Summer is running strong in the UAE and one of the most iconic indoor attractions in Dubai, the Museum of the Future, has announced Summer Passes for a better experience. This article has all the details about the latest offering and the perks it carries.
Dubai’s Museum of the Future is no ordinary museum. You are not going to find ancient relics behind silk ropes. Instead, the museum is all about the future, probably 5 decades from today’s timeline. Each floor is like a film set, facilitating exploration and interaction.
The MOTF takes pride of place along Sheikh Zayed Road. The building is an architectural masterpiece. The circular portion represents humanity; the void is about the future and the green mound it sits upon represents planet Earth.
Museum of the Future Summer Pass
On Sunday, the popular Museum of the Future in Dubai announced a Summer Pass offering unlimited entry and more benefits until September 15. Each ticket is for a single person only and has been priced at Dh229.
- make the most of unlimited entries to the MOTF until September 15
- no need to select a date or time. Just reach the museum anytime during operational hours
- Dh50 lobby retail shop credit, redeemable at any time throughout the summer season
- the Pass valid for one person only
- the Pass is non-transferrable
- present valid ID at each entry
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Museum of the Future: Summer Experiences
Dubai’s beautiful Museum of the Future is celebrating the summer season in style. It has announced a number of special cultural and educational experiences, perfect for the sizzling temperatures outside during the daytime.
For example, meet an astronaut on July 21. This is a fabulous opportunity for guests at the museum to speak to the members of the UAE Space Programme, including real-life astronauts from Mohammed bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC).
There is another important experience to be part of. The MOTF is running behind-the-scenes tours, offering a rare glimpse into the operational and architectural systems that help support the engineering masterpiece.
On July 19 and another date in the next month, experience ‘Wellness Weekends’ at Al Waha, a zone dedicated to wellness and relaxation at the Museum of the Future. You can indulge in yoga and meditation sessions, carried out by popular experts in the field.
Starting July 14, in-house experts are leading guided photography tours. You can come for early-morning sessions to access the museum’s most photogenic areas and learn better approaches to visual storytelling. Isn’t it incredible?
Museum of the Future Summer Camp
Let us not forget the Future Heroes Summer Camp at the Museum of the Future, Dubai. This season, the Museum has brought back its camp, letting kids explore three exciting themes, sustainability, space exploration and entrepreneurship.
Running from July 21, this exciting opportunity is meant for a couple of age groups: 6 to 8 and 9 to 11-year-olds. The summer camp has a number of intriguing experiences, meticulously designed to instill a passion for learning among the young ones.
Registration for the summer camp grants single-person access only. It does not include entry into the Museum of the Future itself. The experience has been priced at Dh1,499. Tickets are already on sale. You can find more details in our article.
Museum of the Future: Opening Hours
Monday to Sunday: 9:30 am to 7 pm
Museum of the Future: Things to Expect and Location Details
Dubai’s Museum of the Future has been recognised as one of the most beautiful museums across the globe. This indoor attraction is easily accessible from different parts of the Emirate and beyond. You can use a taxi or ride-hailing platforms like Careem and Uber.
The Dubai Metro’s Red Line also has a station just outside the museum. You can also find a number of public buses stopping in the area near the museum, including 27, 29 and X22. From Dubai International (DXB), take the metro in the direction of Expo Metro Station.
The Museum of the Future is nothing less than a good mirror into a setting 50 years from today. Incorporating artificial intelligence, augmented reality and more in modern technology, the Museum is a beautiful experience in itself.
The main experience has been split into 5 chapters, including the life on a Space Station, soothing experiences and a sensory room, the Heal Institute presenting 2071, futuristic technology that exist today and spaces designed to inspire children.
People of all ages and interests find the MOTF interesting. Some of the most popular topics in focus here are space exploration, health, ecology, climate change and spirituality. Besides the Summer Pass, there are tickets like admission tickets and a Pioneer Pass.
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- For Pioneer Pass: Click Here
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