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Magnificent building, don't forget to get on the balcony of the building that is the crux. There several chapters around 5 which tells about the future of aeronautics, science, environment and for kids. There is on hypothetical lab which will be constructed on moon which will send the energy from sun trapped in cells on earth with laser beams. There are humanoid, futuristic vehicle and much more. A must visit place if near WTC.
Highly recommend visiting this place. Get your tickets beforehand as tickets are usually sold out weeks in advance.
This place is really futuristic, shows what our planet and Dubai will be decades into the future. Wouldn't spoil whats inside, but if you are curious what humanity's future will look like, love space and think about what scientific advancements we can make if we work together, this place is an absolute must visit.
This place is really futuristic, shows what our planet and Dubai will be decades into the future. Wouldn't spoil whats inside, but if you are curious what humanity's future will look like, love space and think about what scientific advancements we can make if we work together, this place is an absolute must visit.
The Museum of the Future in Dubai is a fascinating destination, especially if you have an interest in science and technology. It's a place that's worth visiting because it showcases some of the most innovative and cutting-edge designs created by humans. While it might generate quite a buzz due to its latest attractions, it can certainly be included in your list of must-visit places. This museum offers a unique opportunity to explore the forefront of technological advancements and discover how science shapes our future. So, even if you're not a die-hard science enthusiast, it's a place where you can appreciate the incredible possibilities of human creativity and innovation, making it an intriguing addition to your travel itinerary.
I think it's good, but I was most impressed by the building itself. great work by the architects. I miss it, more interactive activities. Engaging visitors while in the museum. Especially since most of them are parents with children. The most interesting where you can touch, participate, be part of the process. I expected more, to see an imaginary future there. Expectations were too high.
Its a fabulous building in the day and especially at night beautiful . The statement in Arabic "We won't live for hundreds of years, but the products of our creativity can leave a legacy long after we are gone."
The ticket was 150 AED I didn't pay for the pictures not worth it and souvenirs are expensive. But again the building is magnificent. Inside not very interactive the shuttle to the space station needs movement rather as well as the visual good for one-time experience
The ticket was 150 AED I didn't pay for the pictures not worth it and souvenirs are expensive. But again the building is magnificent. Inside not very interactive the shuttle to the space station needs movement rather as well as the visual good for one-time experience
Visionary Odyssey at the Museum of the Future
The Museum of the Future in Dubai earns a resounding five stars for its extraordinary exhibit that invites optimism and inspiration. It stands as a testament to human ingenuity and the possibility of a unified future centered on equality and tolerance. The staff's warmth and openness add to the museum's inviting atmosphere, making every visitor feel welcomed.
With interactive displays that propel you into the world of 2071, the museum isn't just about observing; it's about participating in a dialogue with tomorrow. Be sure to have your camera at the ready—the sights are as thought-provoking as they are photogenic. This is more than a museum; it's a call to action to shape a better today for a brighter tomorrow.
The Museum of the Future in Dubai earns a resounding five stars for its extraordinary exhibit that invites optimism and inspiration. It stands as a testament to human ingenuity and the possibility of a unified future centered on equality and tolerance. The staff's warmth and openness add to the museum's inviting atmosphere, making every visitor feel welcomed.
With interactive displays that propel you into the world of 2071, the museum isn't just about observing; it's about participating in a dialogue with tomorrow. Be sure to have your camera at the ready—the sights are as thought-provoking as they are photogenic. This is more than a museum; it's a call to action to shape a better today for a brighter tomorrow.
The building architecture is unique and extra ordinary. The technology deployed in the exhibits is amazing.
The underground vehicle wireless charging capability that was already being built in Dubai was terrific. And that Dubai would have 25% self-driving cars by 2030 would be a phenomenal achievement.
However, the claim it takes you to the year 2070 didn't give a wow factor overall in most parts of the museum.
The underground vehicle wireless charging capability that was already being built in Dubai was terrific. And that Dubai would have 25% self-driving cars by 2030 would be a phenomenal achievement.
However, the claim it takes you to the year 2070 didn't give a wow factor overall in most parts of the museum.
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