Surprisingly, tickets to visit “the most beautiful building on Earth” are now on sale, and more images of the Museum of the Future in Dubai are revealed.
The recently completed architectural marvel is a ‘living museum’ which invites guests to embark on a journey to the year 2071.
The museum aims to contribute to a deep intellectual movement, by connecting thinkers and experts from around the world and acting as a testbed for future generations to create innovative solutions for the challenges facing society.
As described by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister, and Ruler of Dubai, the Museum of the Future is “the most beautiful building on Earth”. It is a spectacular building that speaks Arabic, representing the revival of Arab excellence in the fields of science, mathematics, and research, and an appreciation of the past Arab intellectuals that aims at resuming Arab civilization and renaissance.
MOTF tickets can now be purchased from www.motf.ae. Online bookings should be made before the preferred visiting time as each ticket holder will be allocated a specific timeslot during the museum’s opening hours (from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. all week long). Open to all, the Museum of the Future will take visitors on an empowering and transformative journey of self-discovery.
Entry tickets to the Museum of the Future are available for AED 145. Children under the age of three will be offered the child ticket free of charge and are welcome to explore the Future Heroes area. Complimentary tickets are also available for Senior Emirati citizens above the age of 60, people of determination, and one accompanying caregiver.
Rising 77 metres above the ground, the striking structure was built by using robotic technology and with an emphasis on sustainability. The building is powered by 4,000 megawatts of solar energy. The pillarless structure is home to seven unique and distinct floors. For its visitors, the museum comprises an unparalleled window to experience the future in all its aspects and dimensions.
The Museum of the Future employs the latest technologies of virtual and augmented reality, data analysis, artificial intelligence, and human-machine interaction. Answering many questions related to the future of humans, cities, societies, life on planet Earth and outer space, the museum’s exhibits orchestrate a world beyond human knowledge, providing visitors with innovative experiences unfold across five different exhibitions that explore the future of space travel and living, climate change and ecology, health, wellness, and spirituality.
Coming face-to-face with never-seen-before space technology and getting introduced to humanity’s home in outer space, the visitor’s journey begins in the depths of our solar system. Paying tribute to the inspiring Emirates Mars Mission project that saw the Hope Probe successfully enter Mars’ orbit last year, this exhibit compliments a crowning milestone for the UAE and the Arab World.
Moreover, the Museum of the Future experience encourages its visitors to partake in special missions and, unlike a traditional museum that showcases fragments of the past, it provides a portal to the future, in a scientific attempt to explore its variables, potential challenges, and expected characteristics.
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