Museum of the Future launches unlimited access summer pass
Until Tuesday September 30, visitors at the Museum of the Future can use a special ticket to get unlimited visits to the museum during operating hours.
Ticket holders will also get exclusive access to seasonal events and behind-the-scenes experiences.
Priced at Dhs229, ticket holders will get to come and go as they please all summer long.
The Museum of the Future is one of Dubai's most eye-catching buildings, filled with fascinating and fun futuristic exhibits. And, for the first time ever, guests will be able to access back-of-house places that were closed off to the public.
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In addition to the introduction of behind-the-scenes tours, several exciting seasonal events have been announced.
Until Monday July 31, guests will have the chance to meet an astronaut as members of the UAE Space Programme will be in attendance. The real-life astronauts from the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre will provide an incite into the UAE's evolving space ambitions during two space-themed days.
Additionally, a guided photography tour will allow participants to learn more about creative approaches to visual storytelling through the lens of the museum. Early morning sessions will offer exclusive access to the museum's most photogenic spaces.
On weekends between Saturday July 19 and Friday August 29, Museum of the Future will host special wellness weekends at Al Waha. Yoga and meditation sessions led by renowned instructors will be on offer.
A one-of-a-kind interactive activation titled 'Light the Future' will allow a handful of guests the chance to illuminate the museum's iconic façade at night.
The Museum of the Future will announce further activations in the coming weeks as part of its summer programme – including poetry and book readings as well as test drive experiences with Audi's newest cars.
Dhs229 (summer pass), until Tue Sep 30. Museum of the Future, Sheikh Zayed Road. museumofthefuture.ae
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