The View at the Palm wasn’t originally on our itinerary when visiting but am so glad we did it. The visit starts with a great interactive floor show giving you a history of the palm and information on how the palm was developed which I found really interesting. Ascending in the lifts is a quick experience and takes you up to the viewing platform which gives spectacular views across The Palm. This really gives you a sense of the engineering which went into developing these islands and a view which you don’t really get from other platforms in Dubai so I would recommend this to people visiting. My only slight criticism would be the anti-glare on the glass around the outside can cause some blurring and could use some work to improve but only a really minor point and doesn’t affect the overall experience.

The views from the 52nd floor are amazing and the brief overview by way of interactive map guide to how The Palm was built and then a 3 minute video were both fascinating. Would recommend. It cost £47 for us as a couple to visit and I would say much better value than the Burj Khalifa at £161!

How not to do it! Terrible service from staff - packed into tight queues like cattle with no air conditioning or water. Was told I could upgrade my ticket to fast track for a fee, then told by someone else not possible. Yet people with children were being fast tracked without paying. Staff (particularly one woman) seemed to be enjoying the power-trip of making people queue. No indications of how long the wait was, and then made to go to “interactive” zone to stand on things on floor with no interest about whether people were able to do this or not. Absolutely crammed into lift which was not enjoyable. Great views at top (only positive). Queues again to come back down. This could be such a great tourist attraction but unfortunately the staff working there make it terrible, I wouldn’t recommend to anyone.

The line was fast , recommend to buy the ticket in advance, the picture on the first floor is nice , very nice at the top . Only part was not so good toilet were dirty

What a beautiful view! Personally found it very peaceful, less crowded than Burj Khalifa and cheaper on your wallet. The entrance is from the Nakheel mall and not the hotel. Went around sunset to get both the day and night view. It turned out to the best decision.

Staff are so rude pushing people in a out of rooms no queing system such a horrible experience. No air conditioning. The management should be ashamed of themselves

As we were staying just across the road from The View we had a walk over there one morning, and just kept walking and in the end dropped in to see what it was all about, we are glad that we did, we paid extra to go up to the next level so we didn't have the glass obstructing our views. Before we went up, there was a presentation, this was carried out on the floor, it was very impressive how it was done, it was also interactive, so you were asked to step on a particular point on the floor, this then expanded out and gave an explanation of how the Palm was built, the lifts to the observation deck were also impressive .

Unbelievable. So poor. Before you even get to the attraction you are held like cattle in tiny enclosed space. The staff are incredibly rude. They man handle the guests into ridiculous small spaces. Totally dreadful. Avoid at all costs.

A total mess. They push people and don’t make the complete experience. Expositions are not done. Perniles is rude. We requested for pregnancy assistance and they totally ignored us. It is my 3th visit, but after this last experience I consider not to bring my guest again in future opportunities. The quality of the product is highly deteriorated in high peak seasons. Think twice before coming.

Yas Waterworld is incredible! It has thrilling rides, relaxing pools, and fun for all ages. The park is clean, safe, and well-organized, with friendly staff. Perfect for a memorable day out!

My first impression of this massive 240 meter tall tower was that it was a little bit ugly and not in keeping with the surrounding area. However once inside i really enjoyed the presentation on how the Palm was constructed, i found the information and exhibits interesting. A quick ride in the lift to the 360 degree viewing platform and the views are incredible. Sure to say you wont get views of the Palm like this unless in an aeroplane.

My workmates and I took a taxi out to the Palm Jumeirah to give ‘The View At The Palm’ a go. As you’d expect, the building stands tall at the base of the Palm (240m to be exact) and the observatory sits directly above the popular ‘Aura Sky Pool’. We booked our tickets in advance and visited during the 10:15 morning slot. We were treated with a journey through the timeline of the Palms construction and it was actually pretty interesting. There were plenty of interactive areas, relevant to both adults and children, and an amazing screening of its history played through the floor, just before you go to the top deck. The views were brilliant - 360 degree panoramas of the Palm, the Arabian Gulf and the Dubai skyline. I think during sunrise / sunset it would be even better. The only moan I would have is that there weren’t any points where you could get a photograph without catching the shiny metalwork in it. Again, minor in the grand scheme of things but something to mention. Overall however, this was a great morning and the feedback from the group as a whole was very positive!

We spent 5 minutes at this venue. The lounge did not look as if it would be in business for long. The lounge was one room with worn carpet, broken sculptures or sculptures in progress along with nicer sculptures. The promised shish kabobs were not available. Cake was being substituted. The place looked like it was intended for children's birthday parties. As we were leaving, our hot chocolate was given to us. We are requesting that our money be refunded as this event's description was misleading at best. We spent a lot of money to Uber to and from this venue for a non-experience.

Al Noor Island is a hidden gem in Sharjah, offering an idyllic retreat with a perfect balance of nature, art, and relaxation. Whether you visit for an hour or spend the entire day, it’s a place that invites you to slow down, connect with nature, and be inspired. Whether you’re a resident of the UAE or a visitor, Salute to Sir Mark from Alnoor island cafe, cake was terrific. Al Noor Island is certainly worth a visit.

We have recently visited Dubai to see friends & spent 8 nights there. We experienced many wonderful sites during our stay but without a doubt to have breakfast on our 1st morning overlooking the landscape of Dubai on the 123rd floor of the Berj Khalifa was truly jaw dropping. When we arrived at the hotel I couldn't believe the shear size of the building & how imposing it is on the Dubai landscape. When we entered the lift to go up to the restaurant it only took a few seconds to get to there & during this brief ride we experienced ear popping probably due to the quick change in height. Anyway, when we got to the reception area we were greeted then taken to our table which was fully over looking the city. Words cannot describe that initial view from such a high vantage point. Now, we get down to the food, surroundings & service. It was all exceptional and it enhanced our experience. Our waiter looked after us in style & he was also humerous so we enjoyed funny exchanges which I feel he enjoyed. Once we had finished our food - the eggs Benidict was to die for, we just sat and chatted with our friends & just enjoyed the totally relaxing ambience. To recap, this experience for strangers to Dubai was unforgettable but it was enhanced by the true beauty of the building internally & externally. In my opinion the cost of what we received was exceptional & I would recommend everyone look into doing this.