Dubai Frame: A Golden Bridge Between Past And Future

Standing tall at 150 metres, it serves as a bridge between old and new Dubai.  With its innovative design and the best features, Dubai Frame has become the most popular attraction. Located in Zabeel Park, this unique landmark draws locals and tourists alike to experience its breathtaking views and creative exhibits.

The  Dubai Frame: Concept And Creation

Shaped like a frame, the concept was, if seen from one side, the frame would give you a picture of the Emirate’s past, and if seen from the other side, it would give you the best views of the lavish city’s present and a possible future as well.

History of Dubai Frame

The construction of the Dubai Frame started in the year 2014, and it took 3 years. Its completion in 2017, added another chapter to the list of iconic monumental marvels in the history of Dubai.

Sheikh Rashid Bin Al Maktoum, UAE’s Prime Minister and Vice President, officially inaugurated the frame on 1st January 2018 and opened it to the public.

Dubai Frame Architecture

• The Dubai Frame stands at a staggering height of 150 metres above the ground, spanning at a width of 93 metres, and weighs a total of 990 tons. 
• The entire structure of the frame is crafted from steel, with gold-coloured stainless steel cladding, proving why Dubai is called the City of Gold. 
• The Dubai Frame has been honoured with several awards and recognitions, including the prestigious 2018 Middle East Architect Award ‘A Design Award’ in 2019. 
• Besides the architectural beauty, the Dubai Frame also pays homage to the rich, extravagant culture of Dubai and its traditions while also embracing its past and the future that holds limitless possibilities. 
• Inside this stunning architecture lies a house of miracles, where you are welcomed with traditional music and the latest technology to show holographic effects with a blend of animations and aromatic scents, taking you back in time. 
• The two towers of the frame are connected with a 50-metre-long opaque bridge, which the visitors can access to have the most stunning views of the city, and of course, you can see Burj Khalifa from here as well. 
• The most fascinating thing about this bridge is that the floor becomes clear when someone walks on it, allowing you to look at the ground beneath. It will make you feel like you are walking on air. 
• Visit the Future Tunnel, which will show what Dubai will look like in the next 50 years, including flying taxis, incredible space missions, and living underwater.

Dubai Frame Location

Dubai Frame Location:

Dubai Frame Zabeel Park (Gate 4),

Dubai, 

United Arab Emirates

Additional Information:

Zabeel Park is surrounded by 

• Sheikh Rashid Road in the north
• Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Road in the northwest 
• Sheikh Zayed Road in the south

How To Reach The Dubai Frame?

• Dubai Metro: If you prefer taking the metro, then take the Red Line and get off at the Max Metro Station. From here, Zabeel Park is just a few minutes walk away. 
• Buses: You can take the bus line F09 that runs between Al Wasl Park and Al Jafiliya Bus Station, which takes people to and from the Dubai Frame, so you can hop on to the bus as well. 
• By Car: If you are driving from South Dubai, then take the Sheikh Zayed Road E(11) and take Exit 32 onto Al Marsa Street. Once you reach Al Gharbi Street, watch for signs directing towards the Dubai Frame. 

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Dubai Frame Tickets

• Adults: AED 50 
• Children between 3-12 years: AED 30 
• Children Below 3 years: Free
• Senior citizens ( above 60 years ): Free

Note: You can book the Dubai Frame tickets on the official website. Taking the Dubai Frame tickets well in advance is recommended to avoid the last-minute rush.

Dubai Frame Timings

You can visit Dubai Fram from Monday to Sunday: 9:00 am to 9:00 pm.

Most Popular Places To Visit In Dubai

• Burj Khalifa: If you are in Dubai you cannot miss visiting the tallest skyscraper in the world, with a staggering height of 828 metres.
• Dubai Miracle Garden: Dubai Miracle Garden is one of the favourite tourist destinations where almost 50 million flower petals have been used to design various structures including the A380 flight, Eiffel Tower, Burj Khalifa, and several other structures. 
• Dubai Fountain: Marvel at the tallest performing fountain in the world, rising up to 900 feet in length which is equivalent to two football pitches. At the time the Dubai Fountain operates, there is a total of 22000 gallons of water in the air.
• Dubai Mall: Shop at the largest shopping mall in the world, which is home to 1200 shopping outlets, 200 eating options, and an underwater zoo and an aquarium.