Such a novel concept. Such amazing use of technology and storytelling to create the future world. Such a dissapointing experience. For me, it all comes down to how well we were able to interact with the exhibits. It left us underwhelmed. The reason I believe is the way the tour was conducted. It starts off with a blast (pun intended), as we literally get into space simulation - a nice guided tour. As soon as it gets to self exploration, the ball drops. There weren’t enough instructions to communicate with the exhibits. Sometimes, you can’t even fully grasp what you are seeing. We went with kids, and felt that this is more suited to older kids than younger ones. While the concepts of sustainability, evolution and wellness can very well be explained to young kids, the language, the tech and the vibe was not suited to them. Only future explorers on level 1 was aimed at them.

If I could give this zero stars I would. This reminds me of an Epcot exhibit of the future from the 1990’s. The whole experience was subpar and made no sense. I wasted 150 Durham on this. Save your money and take a safari dune ride with royal tours and visit the aquarium. Feb museum has absolutely no prose other than to be a money grab for tourists.

We found out that the price to enter the museum was 149 AED and felt after reading reviews online and hearing from a friend that had visited that we would just check out the lobby and the outside which we found enjoyment in. The building has a very interesting design and we took a few pictures outside and inside the lobby/gift shop area. You can take good photos from Sheikh Zayed road and there is a small plaza to the southeast of the museum that you can get other photos at. Emirates Towers Metro Station is closest and the museum is not too far from the Dubai Mall, Burj Khalifa and Dubai Frame.

The Museum of the Future in Dubai is nothing short of spectacular. The design of the building alone is awe-inspiring, but the experience inside is what truly sets it apart. Every exhibit is a glimpse into the possibilities of tomorrow, blending cutting-edge technology with imaginative concepts. It’s an immersive and thought-provoking journey that leaves you feeling inspired and excited about the future. An absolute must-visit for anyone interested in innovation and the world of tomorrow.

Architecturally stunning building and interesting displays about the world in 2071. It is a museum, so don't expect a Disneyworld-like ride, but it is also quite cool, interactive, and high tech. Suitable for all ages and small kids can be dropped off in a play area.

I have to admit the building is very beautiful and magnificent without any doubt. The lobby is as bright as shown into the picture. The Idea to have a museum like this is brilliant but the way it has been cultivated is scary. If this is our future, then we are scared. I only liked the building architect and there is a part called DNA library. I loved it but apart from these two aspects , I seriously didn't enjoy. Maybe I am not the person who love technology and stuff. I will give it an average rating

Popped in here as part of a Dubai tour, was pretty underwhelming tbh. It looks impressive from the outside, a shiny futuristic shape, but there wasn’t too much to look at inside. You can purchase tickets to go up to another floor but we didn’t bother, so I might be doing it a disservice, but the bits we could access were just a bit boring. There’s a coffee shop there and some toilets.

Save up your money and skip this overrated museum. The so called most beautiful building on earth offered me the most disappointing experience. It offers nothing but gazing at some anticipated technological advancement and innovations that may happen in the future. As opposed to the mesmerizing Dubai Frame, this place had no charm. It felt like a complete waste of money and time.

I was under the impression I’d have an immersive experience and learn more about how we’d evolve. Instead we were rushed from one room to the next without ample time to learn and digest. The tour includes a relaxation room and tech room. I don’t know what’s futuristic and relaxing, and with the exception of the concept car all the tech is being used today. Wish i could have requested a refund after the first 20 min. I’d pass on this.

Museum of the Future is a much hyped vision of the future curated in Dubai. The building is spectacular. Inside it is basically five floors with a different theme on each. The top and the entrance to the experience is all about space. You proceed down through the future of repopulating flora and fauna on earth, future health and psychology (future de-stressing) and an open layout exhibition of future technologies applied to devices - future cars, robotics, clothes, mood sensor, exoskeletons to assist human movement) and a visit to the terrace for a view of the building lit up at night. If you do not have child allergies there is a kids floor as well. Space was interesting, repopulating the earth with nature was very colorful and had interesting exhibits of what could be. and health was interesting visions of what couple be. Psychology was crowded and stressful. The robot on the exhibit floor needs updates - there is so much more robots can do even from the time this installation was out in the museum. Visiting the terrace was stressful - too many people. The museum really wants you to have a picture taken so you are forced to wait in line to see the terrace. We didn't want or need pictures. All in all the museum was just OK. Sort of a high price for this but this is Dubai. And lots of loud and excited kids.

I have loved it. It’s important to approach this place not as a typical museum, but as a unique experience. It’s designed to spark thought, creativity, imagination, and conversation. Try to view it through the eyes of your inner child and marvel at the technology and the narrative presented. Could there have been more exhibits on the top floor? Definitely, but remember that this is about envisioning the world and Dubai in 2071. It’s about what the future might look like and the technologies that will exist - we can’t display what hasn’t been invented yet! Overall, it was a wonderfully creative day out.

I was existing more to see … the building outside and structure was more interesting that indoor tour.. good to see for a one time

The Museum of the Future is nothing short of breathtaking. The spaceship experience left me awestruck, making me feel like I had stepped into another world. But the true highlight for me was the Heal Center—it felt like a slice of heaven. I could feel all my negative energy melt away in this serene oasis. This museum isn’t just about the future; it’s about transforming your present. An absolute must-visit!

Myself and a friend visited on a weekday in July. We used Dubai Metro to Emirates Towers Metro Station, then followed the link bridge and tunnel into the museum. We reported to the ticket desk to receive our wristbands- we were late, but still allowed to enter. Rucksacks not allowed. We then joined the long queue for our (new) timed entry slot (50 people at a time) into the ‘Mohammed Bin Rashid Spaceport’ holding area, then a lift upwards (if you find this lift too claustrophobic, you can ask a guide to bypass it and use a glass lift instead). Pros: -Helpful English speaking staff. -Free WiFi. -Air conditioning. -Free luggage service to store bags. -Free water dispenser between Robotic Coffee Bar and SALT cafe. . -Toilets -Information provided in Arabic and English. -Small shop -Robotic Coffee Bar hot & cold drinks robot. -Robot perfumery machine. -Exhibits are split into 5 chapters/floors from 2070 to present day: OSS Hope, The HEAL Institute, Al Waha, Tomorrow Today, Future Heroes (ages 10 and below). -Outdoor viewing deck. 41C during my visit! -Indoor car park. Cons: -Entrance fee, shop, cafe etc expensive, buys its Dubai so be expected. We avoided the ripoff cafe prices and went across the highway to the 24 Hour McDonalds. -A busy attraction, even during my weekday low season visit. -More interactive exhibits - particularly in the Tomorrow Today chapter - would be useful.

I absolutely loved this place!✨ I visited the museum with my family on a day trip to dubai and it was so much more than I thought they’d be, to be honest I wasn’t too sure what I was expecting😂. There was a lot of interactive entertainment for the children, my little cousin really enjoyed all of this… my boyfriend and I also loved all of these interesting future experiences!🫶🏼 It’s made me want to live forever to experience these things!! The only complaint I would have is that the queue to get tickets was very unorganised with people coming from every direction and a lot of pushing in🤦🏽‍♀️