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  • Levels 124 & 125 vs Level 148
  • Day, sunset and evening slots
  • Inclusions and cancellation terms

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Three ways to see Dubai from the tower. The main difference is how high you go, how busy it feels and how much hospitality is included. Exact inclusions vary by ticket, so always check the listing.

Levels 124 & 125

At the Top

Roughly 450 m above ground

The classic observation deck visit. Two connected levels with floor-to-ceiling glass, an outdoor terrace on Level 124 and wide views over Downtown Dubai, the coast and the desert edge.

Key features

  • Indoor viewing galleries on two levels
  • Open-air terrace on Level 124
  • Timed entry, with standard and peak-time slots
  • The most widely available ticket type

May suit

First-time visitors, families and anyone who wants the view without a premium price tag.

Usually listed in the ticket widget

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Level 148 (plus 124 & 125)

At the Top SKY

Around 555 m above ground

A higher, quieter and more hosted visit. SKY tickets typically add Level 148, with a lounge-style setting, refreshments and an outdoor terrace, before you continue to Levels 125 and 124.

Key features

  • Access to Level 148 as well as 124 and 125
  • Smaller groups and a lounge-style setting
  • Refreshments and a host on Level 148 (check inclusions)
  • Usually priority access through the entrance

May suit

Couples, photographers and visitors who prefer a calmer experience and a higher vantage point.

Often listed in the ticket widget

Explore Level 148
Levels 152 to 154

The Lounge

Around 585 m above ground

A hospitality experience on the highest visitor levels of the tower, with seating, food and drinks service. It is sold as a separate, higher-priced product with its own conditions.

Key features

  • Lounge seating across three upper levels
  • Food and drink service as specified by the operator
  • Usually combined with access to the lower decks
  • Age, dress code and duration conditions may apply

May suit

Special occasions and travellers who want a seated, hosted visit at the top of the tower.

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Heights are approximate. Prices are not listed here because they vary by date, time slot and provider. Check the live ticket listings for current details.

Why visit

Why Visit the Burj Khalifa Observation Decks?

At 828 metres, Burj Khalifa has been the world's tallest building since it opened in 2010. Its observation decks are the easiest way to understand how Dubai fits together: the dense towers of Downtown and Business Bay, the ribbon of Sheikh Zayed Road, the coastline curving towards the Palm, and the desert beyond the city edge.

The building itself is part of the experience. The tower rises in a series of setbacks that taper towards a slender spire, and the high-speed lifts take you to the main decks in roughly a minute. Inside, interactive displays explain how the tower was designed and built.

Daytime and evening feel very different

By day you see geography and scale: the street grid, construction sites, the Gulf and, on clear days, the dunes. After dark the city becomes a pattern of lights, and the Dubai Fountain shows play out on the lake below. Neither is better; they simply suit different visitors.

  • Panoramic views in every direction from glass-walled galleries
  • An outdoor terrace on Level 124 for unobstructed photos
  • A premium, quieter option on Level 148 for those who want more space
Schematic of the Burj Khalifa visitor levels A simplified diagram showing At the Top on Levels 124 and 125 at about 450 metres, At the Top SKY on Level 148 at about 555 metres, and The Lounge on Levels 152 to 154 at about 585 metres. Not to scale. The Lounge Levels 152–154 · approx. 585 m At the Top SKY Level 148 · approx. 555 m At the Top Levels 124 & 125 · approx. 450 m Tower height: 828 m Illustration not to scale
Where each experience sits. Heights are approximate.

Best time to visit

Morning, Sunset or After Dark?

The view changes completely through the day. Use this overview to choose the entry time that suits your plans. Availability and pricing for each slot are shown in the live listings and can differ by date.

Morning

Light
Soft, low-angle light and generally the clearest air of the day, especially in the cooler months.
Photography
Good detail across the coastline and Palm Jumeirah direction, with fewer reflections on the glass.
Atmosphere
Often calmer, with fewer visitors on the decks.
May suit
Families with young children, early risers and visitors who dislike crowds.

Afternoon

Light
Bright, high sun. Haze and heat shimmer can soften the distant views, particularly in summer.
Photography
Strong colours on nearby buildings, but expect more glare and reflections on the windows.
Atmosphere
Steady visitor numbers. A practical slot to combine with Dubai Mall.
May suit
Flexible itineraries and travellers who want a cool indoor activity in the hottest hours.

Sunset

Light
Golden light turning to dusk colours as the city lights come on, all within one visit.
Photography
The most sought-after window for photography. Bring a wide lens and arrive early.
Atmosphere
The busiest period. These slots are usually classed as peak time and tend to book up first.
May suit
Photographers, couples and anyone who wants day and night views in a single visit.

Evening

Light
A city of lights. Sheikh Zayed Road and Downtown streets glow below the tower.
Photography
Reflections on the glass are stronger at night, so get close to the window or use a lens hood.
Atmosphere
Relaxed after the sunset rush. The Dubai Fountain shows run below in the evening.
May suit
Visitors combining dinner in Downtown, and those who prefer night skylines to daytime views.

How it works

How to Book Burj Khalifa Tickets Online

Booking takes a few minutes. This website helps you compare; the reservation itself is made with our ticketing partner.

  1. Step 1: Explore available ticket options

    Browse the live listings and open any experience to see the levels, inclusions, meeting point and booking conditions.

  2. Step 2: Select your preferred experience

    Choose between the standard decks on Levels 124 and 125, the premium Level 148 experience, or a combination product.

  3. Step 3: Choose an available date and time

    Pick your visit date, entry time and number of guests. Peak slots around sunset usually cost more and sell out sooner.

  4. Step 4: Complete the booking with the provider

    Payment and confirmation are handled by Tiqets. Your ticket or voucher is sent by the provider, not by this website.

Practical information

Practical Visitor Information

The essentials for a smooth visit. For a deeper walkthrough, including transport options and what to bring, read our full Burj Khalifa visitor guide.

Location in Downtown Dubai

The tower stands in Downtown Dubai, next to The Dubai Mall, Burj Lake and the Dubai Fountain, a short distance from Sheikh Zayed Road.

Visitor entry

Observation deck visitors enter through The Dubai Mall on the Lower Ground level, not through the hotel or residential entrances. Follow the mall signs for the observation deck.

By Dubai Metro

Take the Red Line to Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall station. A long, covered and air-conditioned walkway links the station to the mall. Allow extra time for the walk.

Visiting The Dubai Mall

The mall is large and busy, particularly in the evenings and at weekends. Note the nearest car park or entrance so you can find the deck entrance quickly.

Arrival preparation

Arrive ahead of your entry time to clear security screening. Your confirmation states the recommended arrival window and what ID or ticket to show.

Check before you leave

Confirm the date, entry time, included levels and meeting point on your voucher. Keep it accessible on your phone with the battery charged.

Weather and visibility

Haze, dust and summer humidity can reduce long-distance visibility. Cooler months often bring clearer air. Check the forecast on the day.

Accessibility and families

The observation levels are reached by lift. Child ticket rules vary by product. If you have specific accessibility needs, contact the provider before booking.

Opening hours, entry procedures and security rules are set by the attraction operator and can change. Always follow the instructions on your booking confirmation.

Good to know

Burj Khalifa Tickets: Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the questions visitors ask most before booking.

Where can I book Burj Khalifa tickets?

You can compare and book available Burj Khalifa experiences through the Tiqets ticket widget on this page. Tickets are also sold by the official operator and other authorised resellers. Whichever route you choose, check the levels, entry time and cancellation terms before you pay.

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What is the difference between Levels 124, 125 and 148?

Levels 124 and 125 form the standard At the Top observation deck, with indoor galleries and an outdoor terrace on Level 124. Level 148 is part of the premium At the Top SKY experience. It sits higher, is less crowded and usually includes a lounge-style setting with refreshments. SKY tickets normally include Levels 124 and 125 as well.

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Is it better to visit during the day or at night?

Daytime visits show the most detail across the city, coast and desert. Evening visits show the city lights. A slot that starts shortly before sunset lets you see both, which is why those times are popular and often priced as peak.

Read the sunset guide
Should I book Burj Khalifa tickets in advance?

Booking ahead is sensible, especially for sunset, weekends, public holidays and the busy winter season. Entry is by timed slot, and popular times can sell out. Booking online also lets you compare options and conditions calmly before your trip.

Can I choose a sunset time slot?

Yes, when it is available. You choose the date and entry time during booking. Sunset slots are usually peak-time tickets, and availability depends on the provider and the day.

Where is the Burj Khalifa observation deck entrance?

The visitor entrance for the observation decks is inside The Dubai Mall, on the Lower Ground level, and is signposted within the mall. It is not at the hotel or residential entrances of the tower. Always check the meeting point stated on your booking confirmation.

Read the visitor guide
Are children allowed?

Children can visit the main observation decks with an adult. Child ticket categories, age limits and any free-entry rules depend on the specific ticket, so check the listing details. Premium products such as The Lounge may have their own age requirements.

How long should I plan for the visit?

Plan for roughly one and a half to two hours, including security screening, the lift journey and time on the decks. Allow extra time to reach the entrance through the mall, and more if you are visiting at a busy time.

Can ticket reservations be changed or cancelled?

It depends on the ticket and provider. Some listings offer free cancellation up to a stated time before your visit, while others are non-refundable. The exact rules are shown in each listing and in your booking confirmation.

What happens after I book through Tiqets?

Tiqets confirms your booking and sends your tickets by email, and they are usually also available in the Tiqets app. Customer service, changes and refunds are handled by Tiqets and the activity provider, not by this website.

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