Top 50 Best Things to Do in United Arab Emirates

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DawoodAkj

booked my Burj Khalifa at the top ticket through Trip.com and the whole experience was very smooth. The booking was easy, the ticket was delivered instantly, and entry was very easy. The views from the top were incredible you can see all of Dubai, the desert and the coastline. The elevator ride was super fast and the observation deck was perfect for photos. Overall, great experience and Trip.com made everything convenient. Definitely worth it.

Anonymous user

What a wonderful time! The museum has a lot of exhibits, a good online app, and the free audio guide is convenient to use.

_TI***gk

Beautiful palace. Smooth entrance where you are conveyed from one area to the palace on designated buses (arrive every 10 mins). You have free rein to wonder at your own pace and access most of rooms. Artwork and presidential / royal gifts from around the world on display as well as state banquet settings. Architecture and immense wealth on full view! Lovely and cool inside !

Dave travel expert

This place is easily accessible by skytrain, The first impression is amazing as well as high temperature. I spotted that asian people avoid being exposed to sunlight. The view is amazing, this place is one of the most modern projects that I have ever seen in my life. Must see while you are in. Dubai

j.baku

Ferrari World is probably the best thing about Abu Dhabi. Catch a bus from the city, get there earlier as sometimes they might close earlier than scheduled. Take your pics and start adrenaline journey. The rides are amazing. The Mission Ferrari is a cool surprise, as it has unexpected turns and jumps. The Rosa was closed, but it didn't spoil the experience. Even if you are scared of speed and heights, my advice is: Just Do It! Here is my suggestion on how to ease into it (without Rosa): Rosa Junior, Turbo TrackFlying AcesMission FerrariGT challange. You will enjoy it. Do one park at a time on Yas Island because Qs are long. Don't fear, just enjoy the rides!!!!!

Sip Mun Yee

Good to bring young children, quite informative and interesting for youngsters.

D47***39

I bought the 4-park ticket for HKD$1,048 and it was amazing value. We visited SeaWorld, Yas Waterworld, Ferrari World and Warner Bros. World, and each park offered something fun and memorable. Download the Yas Island app first — we got 20% off our first food purchase and 10% off the next two. SeaWorld was a highlight. The spaceship-ocean theme is unique, and the Arctic zones are very cold, so bring a jacket. Don’t pick up the starfish, and sit higher for the dolphin show if you don’t want to get splashed. Staff at Betsy Bites were so kind and gave us two huge scoops of ice cream, which made our day. Yas Waterworld had great slides and friendly staff who were always smiling. Just be careful when walking barefoot and note that some lockers were broken. Formula Rossa is a must-try. The only downside was Gran Tour Emilia, expensive and small portions, staff is too annoying. Warner Bros. World is fun and well themed, and one day is enough. All parks were clean, especially the toilets.

Melsida

The Dubai Frame is one of those attractions that perfectly combines architecture, art, and history in a single experience. Standing 150 meters tall, it literally “frames” the city — one side shows old Dubai and the other the modern skyline, which makes it a unique and symbolic spot to visit.

学校🏫

## Jumeirah Palm Island: Is the golden dream on the steel palm leaves worth going? ** If you want to witness the ambition of human beings to transform nature, this place is a spectacle; but if you pursue the relaxation of a beach holiday, the price is not as good as a public beach**. **The core shock is on the macro scale and engineering miracles. **Take the light rail into the "palm leaf stalk", the two sides of the billionaire mansion such as white keys arranged, the Atlantis hotel at the end such as the mythical castle on the final stage **This moment understands what the visual hegemony of "artificial islands"**. The most amazing at dusk: the sunset dyes the arced breakwater into a golden ring, as if the Persian Gulf wears a crown. **Two high-light experiences: **-**Atlantis Hotel**: Free crossing the giant aquarium corridor, 6.5 10,000 fish swim on the arched glass top; Pay to experience the Water World Adventure Park's Faith Leap Slide - **Palm Leaf Point Beach Club**: Exclusive view of the Persian Gulf, the Sailing Hotel mirrors the Burj Khalifa **Invisible cost warning:** Limited public areas, **High-quality beaches are mostly private hotels** (one-day admission fees often exceed ￥500); light rail fares are high and only lead to the main road; food and beverage prices double. **Summary: ** The essence of this island is a landscape symbol** of ** huge capital. It is worth checking in quickly to cross the light rail and overlook Atlantis. Feel the wild imagination of humans to use desert as canvas. But if time is tight, the viewing platform overlooks the panoramic view enough to land and explore, and it is easy to fall into the fascination of consumerism.

NYC Native

Probably more fun than I expected. The crowds are lower in the morning and on weekdays. We almost didn't have time to ride everything because there is a lot to do. The performances are not Disney level, but they are interesting. You can see the design and technology here, it's pretty impressive. They just need a bigger coaster, but it's decent for families.