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Ticket prices confirmed for Museum of the Future

Monday, 14 February 2022 06:31

By ARN News Staff

WAM

Tickets are now on sale for Dubai's eagerly awaited Museum of the Future (MOTF).

Entry will cost AED 145, with complimentary access for children under the age of 3, Emiratis aged 60+, as well as people of determination and one accompanying caregiver.

The museum will open to the public from February 22, operating from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm, all week long.

Tickets can be bought through its official website and visitors will be allocated specific time slots.

A gateway to the year 2071, MOTF will become home to the future of humanity.

It will allow visitors to venture through space and time to the unknown future, where they will be able to explore using their senses and will be inspired to imagine the vast possibilities of the future.

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