Ultimate Guide: Visiting Dubai Frame with Kids

Located in Zabeel Park, the Dubai Frame serves as one of the architectural wonders. It offers a spectacular view of both old and new Dubai—a city known for its history and futuristic ambitions. If you are planning a trip with family, this serves as a great location. The main goal of the Frame's architecture serves bold goals and planning strategies and brings together history. Here is a guide to visiting the Dubai Frame with kids. 

Major Attractions

This is not the typical selfie booth, aka Dubai Frame, but an all-immersive theatre. People of all ages can be entertained. Older kids learn by having fun, and younger ones can enjoy amazing interactive exhibits like the time travel simulation and bungee-jump glass Sky Deck.

Ticket Booking Information 

1.     Adults: 50 AED

2.     Children from 3 to 12 years of age: 20 AED

There will be free entry for children under 3 with two caregivers. Here’s a tip: Buy your tickets online before the day to avoid lines, especially on weekends.

Best Time to Visit

You can visit Dubai Frame any day from 9am to 9pm. For a more easy-going visit, try going on a weekday shortly after the opening. This not only helps avoid crowds but also allows for a better view of the city.

Getting There

1.     By Metro: The nearest metro station is Al Jafiliya on the red line. It takes roughly 15 minutes on foot to get to Gate 4 of Zabeel Park which is the entrance to Dubai Frame. 

2.     By Bus: The Dubai Frame can also be accessed via bus with F09 and T10 stopping close to the frame.

3.     By Car: There is adequate parking available at Zabeel Park. There are also valet services and chargers for electric cars which adds to the convenience.

What Awaits You on the Inside

Here is a list of some kids-friendly activities at Dubai Frame:

1. Old Dubai Gallery

Commence your adventure with an exhibition highlighting  Dubai’s development from a modest fishing village to a city. There is a rich collection of interactive displays and historical artifacts, such as the Sephardic Jewish Community Center with its synagogues which helps to capture the splendid insight of displays portrayed in the city’s heritage.

2. Sky Deck

Riding in a glass elevator, you will be able to see Dubai from a different perspective. From the Sky Deck, you will receive a 360-degree vista of the city, with several stunning modern landmarks like the Burj Khalifa to the side and older parts of the city on the other side. For young thrill seekers, the glass-floored walkway will provide plenty of excitement. 

3. Future Dubai Gallery

End your visit with a glance at Dubai's aspirations for the next 50 years through captivating immersive projections and art showcases.

4. Facilities and Amenities:

There are restrooms on every level of the facility.

5. Snack Bars

There are a number of kiosks, including Godiva and Yamanote Atelier on the Sky Deck, where you can find snacks and treats.

6. Souvenir Shop

You can get trinkets and souvenirs of your visit before you leave.

7. Wheelchair Access

Fully wheelchair accessible with ramps, elevators, and staff trained in assisting passengers with limited mobility.

Advice for Visiting with Children

●      Adult supervision: Children need to be accompanied by an adult. Keep them from climbing on or leaning over railings.

●      Stroller storage: If you have large bags and strollers, you should store them at the counter at Gate 4.

●      Dress Code: Please be respectful, and visitors should come to the facility with shoulders and knees covered.

●      Photography: You may take pictures while visiting, but you should be respectful to other visitors and do not use flash in exhibit areas.

Attractions Nearby

If you are looking for more ideas to make a day out of your trip to the Dubai Frame, here are some nearby sites that are also good for families:

●      Zabeel Park: A large park with grass and trees that is a nice place to sit and enjoy a picnic or take a walk.

●      Museum of Illusions: A hands-on museum where you can pay to play with interactive illusions of reality.

●      Etihad Museum: A museum with exhibits to help you learn more about the history of the UAE.

Conclusion

Dubai Frame is a perfect mix for education, entertainment, and stunning views, making a trip here as a family a must! The interactive exhibits and 360-degree views of the skyline offered a fantastic understanding of Dubai throughout time, including the past, present, and future. As a resident or tourist, you will take away plenty of memories from your visit.