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The intricate oval-shaped Museum of the Future in Dubai explores human potential and possibilities for the future. Upon entry, you will be given a role to play before you go on a journey to solve the world’s problems. Go on an escapade to 2071, view prototypes of futuristic technologies, visit a DNA library, check out a mixed reality recreation of the Amazon rainforest, and attend a talk by renowned innovators or scientists. Little ones will love the ‘Future Heroes’ section, where they can collaborate with others to complete missions. Book your timeslot online, and visit in the morning for lesser crowds. – Tripadvisor
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+971 800 2071Address
Sheikh Zayed Rd Trade Centre 2, Dubai United Arab Emirates
#171 of 710 things to do in Dubai
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Based on 1,097 reviews
Madrid
Very interesting concept to present people the vision of the future. From the space exploration to spieces’ metamorphosis, the future of nature and science, new transportation technologies. Interesting also for kids to initiate curiosity and creativity.
Warsaw, Mazovia Province, Central Poland
Unfortunately, I can't write an equally enthusiastic opinion as others have. The building itself is impressive in its design and structure. But the insights resemble a well oiled-money making machine for those who run it. To me, it is absolutely not worth its price. First, the hour of entrance is actually a joke. Come anytime and you will join a really long queue. Then what you see is nothing spectacular; it's like an amusement park for kids but with not much to see. The most ridiculous is the floor where they speak about the healing of the future. For 169 AED the regular ticket price or 400 AED if you want to skip the queue, you can lie down in a quiet room and listen to a lecture told by an avatar. In the whole 'museum' there is nothing new, no technological novelties just an advert of a few companies (SAP, AUDI, etc) which you still need to pay for. What needs to be praised is the ability of the marketing team, to make it so desirable for so many people to visit it. Hence, the crowds that gather in hope to see some spectacular artefacts, but all they see is a few floors where you listen to the guides that tell you stories with some minimal audio-visual effects. I know it's hard to skip it with all the hype around it but if you want to avoid the disappointment and not waste the time and money - just do it. Skip it!
The museum was a real disappointment for our family. I miss something interesting and modern in the museum. New technologies. I don't understand why there are queues here. It's very boring here. Try teamLab Phenomena instead.
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