Rising
from the desert to the skies of Dubai is eye candy-Burj Khalifa. The needle
like spire gracefully reaches the heavens casting a shadow miles away. It’s a
piece of wonder soaring at an incredible height of 828 metres making it the
world’s tallest building. Now, you too can experience life atop this piece of
art with Burj
Khalifa tickets.
What to expect
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Experience this modern architectural and
engineering marvel first hand and see the world from an epic, lofty height.
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Spectacular, unobstructed views of the city
laid in front of you through the floor to ceiling windows
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Dubai mall, one of the best malls in the world
is at the bottom of Burj Khalifa
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Ample photo opportunities
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A chance to experience the sunset twice in one
day by visiting different observation decks
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Spectacular Dubai fountains dancing to popular
tunes from the decks
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Enjoy extensive views using telescopes
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Gift shops to purchase Burj Khalifa souvenirs
Helpful Tips
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Avoid visiting during peak times and book your
Burj Khalifa tickets online in advance to avoid long queues
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When making a booking, select a visit window
of your choice
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While it’s true you can’t go wrong to visit
here during any time of the day, most people prefer going 30 minutes before
sunset
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Take a glimpse of the tower at the end of the
sidewalk before stepping into the elevator.
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The building is wheelchair accessible
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The At the Top observation deck has both
indoors and outdoor areas. The indoor area occupies three-quarters of the
observation deck providing views to the north, west and south. The indoor deck
is fully air conditioned with full length floor to ceiling windows
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The ticket prices vary depending on the
observation deck and time of day you wish to go up
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The best time to take pictures is at sunset.
It’s so spectacular
Set of world records held by Burj Khalifa
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Tallest structure ever built at 829.8 metres
(2,722 feet)
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Building with the most floors (163)
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The longest elevator travel distance at 504
metres (1,654 ft)
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The highest observation deck at 148th
floor-555 metres
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The highest outdoor observation deck on 124th
floor-452 metres
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The highest restaurant on 122nd floor-442
metres
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The highest night club on 144th floor
Observation Decks Burj Khalifa
The
three observation decks in the building include:
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At
the Top: This is the lower outdoor observation deck located on 124th floor
allowing visitors enjoy the magnificence of Dubai from 452 metres. When the
tower opened back in 2010, it was initially the highest observation deck
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At
the Top, Level 125: It’s located one level above the At the Top
observatory
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At
the Top SKY, Level 148: The observation deck breaks record and
spending time here is the ultimate crowning experience.
Fun facts Burj Khalifa
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The luxurious building hosts the world’s
highest elevator system
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Burj Khalifa construction started in 2004 and
officially opened in 2010
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The building is one of world’s most epic, man
made wonders both in concept and execution
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Tom Cruise fired the insurance company
insuring the movie “mission impossible” to allow him perform his own stunts
including-hanging, running and jumping off the sides of world’s tallest
building
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The building hosts thousands of metres of
office space, 900 private residences and the 160 room Armani hotel
Besides
insane views from world’s tallest structure, Burj Khalifa is an excellent piece
of art with great atmosphere. In a city whose skyline is defined by super size
, futuristic skyscrapers, Burj Khalifa is distinctive for more than just being
the world’s tallest structure. It’s a
representation of union of art, engineering and heritage. It’s one of those things
you can’t miss witnessing while in Dubai. To get your ticket in advance, visit itickets.ae and
have it confirmed instantly following a few easy steps.
Dalphine
Wanjiru is a passionate content writer with over 6 years writing experience
across different industries and currently working as a content marketer at itickets.ae.
When I’m not writing I am enjoying life at the magnificent-At the Top Burj Khalifa.

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