The View At The Palm Jumeirah

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The View At The Palm Jumeirah

The Palm Jumeirah is so classic yet futuristic that it has become the signature of modern Dubai. The only way to experience this man-made island’s grandeur and its unrivaled palm-tree-like design is to view it from a sky-high vantage point, which until recently was limited to airborne activities like helicopter tours and sky diving. With the View at The Palm ticket, you can now experience this outstanding sight from extraordinary heights without ever flying and (yes, of course) by keeping your feet firm on the ground.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Learn about Palm Jumeirah’s Ground-Breaking Origin

The View at the Palm experience begins at the roof plaza of Nakheel Mall as the Palm Tower is connected to it. Before you board the elevator, check out the View Exhibition, designed to honor the Palm Jumeirah’s unmatched vision and ingenuity. Pass through the fascinating aquarium tunnels and be in awe at the immersive floor mapping that sheds light on the origin and history of this legendary man-made island.

See Palm Jumeirah the Way It’s Meant to Be!

Placed on the Palm Tower’s topmost 52nd floor, The View at The Palm soars high above the Palm Jumeirah. It is the region’s first-of-its-kind observation deck, where you can take in the palm-tree-like island, along with its 16 fronds, the trunk, and the crescent, in its entire splendor. At a height of over 240 meters, the views admirable from here are not just restricted to the unhindered views of the Palm; you also get to relish the most awe-inspiring views over Dubai’s contemporary cityscape and the Arabian Gulf.

Prepare Yourself for the Grand Finale

Once inside the observatory at The Palm Tower (with an incredible architectural design), treat yourself to the panoramic 360-degree views of the Palm Jumeirah and its eclectic environs. An open terrace area allows you to absorb the views of the region’s both iconic and hidden attractions. Depending on your ticket (like the Cheers at the View), you can relax in the VIP lounge, along with a choice of two house beverages.

The View At The Palm Jumeirah Tickets Inclusions

Entry ticket to The View at The Palm Jumeirah Dubai at Palm Tower
Marvelous 360 degree full display of the legendary Palm Jumeirah, Arabian Gulf and beyond
Get to know more about this fascinating island with its interactive theatre
Swift elevator ride offering floor-to-ceiling digital experience

Faq

Where is The View at The Palm Observatory located?

The View at The Palm Observatory is located on the 52nd floor of The Palm Tower on the Palm Jumeirah in Dubai, UAE. The Palm Jumeirah is a man-made island that is shaped like a palm tree, and The Palm Tower is a 52-story luxury hotel and residential tower that is one of the tallest buildings on the island. The location of The View at The Palm Observatory provides visitors with stunning panoramic views of the Dubai skyline, including iconic landmarks such as the Burj Khalifa and the Dubai Marina.

How long do you need to view at the palm?

We recommend spending at least an hour or two inside to explore the indoor exhibit, check out the observatory, and enjoy a coffee and snack at the café on Level 52. The View at The Palm prime hours from 4 PM to 7 PM offers an enchanting experience that is unmatched.

Is View at the Palm worth visiting?

Yes, View at the Palm is worth visiting as it offers stunning views of Dubai’s skyline, the Arabian Gulf, and the iconic Palm Jumeirah. The experience is quite unique and provides breathtaking photo opportunities with the backdrop of the city’s architectural marvels. It also has many indoor exhibits which offer an educational journey.

How high is The Palm view in Dubai?

The Palm View in Dubai is 240 metres (787 feet) high. Located on the 52nd floor of The Palm Tower, it offers breathtaking views of the city and the iconic Palm Jumeirah. This height provides a stunning vantage point to see the Dubai skyline and the Arabian Gulf.

How long is the boardwalk on the Palm?

The walkway is 6 metres wide and stretches for 11 kilometres across the outer crest of the man-made island, all the way to the Rixos Palm Jumeirah on the crescent’s east side and to One&Only The Palm on the west. This is one of the first projects in Dubai that was made specifically for pedestrians.

What is The View at The Palm Observatory?

The View at The Palm Observatory is an observation deck located on the 52nd floor of The Palm Tower in Dubai, offering breathtaking 360-degree views of the Dubai skyline, the Palm Jumeirah, and the Arabian Gulf. It features an outdoor terrace, interactive exhibits providing insights into the history and construction of The Palm Jumeirah, and a cafe on level 52. The View at The Palm Observatory is a popular tourist destination in Dubai, attracting visitors from all over the world.

What is the best time to visit The View at The Palm Observatory?

The best time to visit The View at The Palm Observatory is during the late afternoon or early evening, just before sunset. This is when you can experience the stunning views of Dubai in both daylight and after dark. You can watch the sunset over the Arabian Gulf and see the city light up as the evening progresses. However, if you are a photography enthusiast, you may want to visit during different times of the day to capture the perfect shot. It is also recommended to check the weather forecast and avoid visiting during extreme heat or sandstorms.

Are photography and videography allowed at The View at The Palm Observatory?

Yes, photography and videography are allowed at The View at The Palm Observatory. Visitors are encouraged to capture the stunning views of Dubai and share their experience on social media. However, the use of tripods and professional equipment is not permitted without prior permission.

Is there a dress code for Palm Dubai?

The dress code is casual and modest.

Visitors should not allow beachwear or gym attire to the attraction.

Guests can not wear sweatpants, sweatshirts, or hoodies.

While there may not be a specific dress code for Palm Jumeirah, it’s advisable to dress respectfully when visiting public places or attractions in Dubai.

Women visitors should cover their shoulders and legs.

Exposing skin is not considered acceptable in Dubai.