Burj Khalifa Levels 124 & 125 with Sky Views Combo Tickets Dubai
- Duration1 day (Burj Khalifa at your booked time slot, Sky Views any time that day)
- Open onDaily, Burj Khalifa time slots from 10:00 to 20:00 (non-prime hours)
- Meeting pointBurj Khalifa observation deck entrance on the Lower Ground floor of The Dubai Mall (left side of the official entry); go straight to the gates with your ticket and carry photo ID
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Overview
This combo ticket covers two of the highest viewpoints in Downtown Dubai on the same day. At your booked time slot you ride the high-speed elevator up the Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building, to the observation decks on levels 124 and 125, about 450 m above the ground, with 360-degree views and telescopes. Before or after, you use your Sky Views Dubai ticket at any time that day, an observatory across the boulevard that gives you the view of the Burj Khalifa itself. It is an entry ticket, not a guided tour, ideal for couples, families and first-time visitors. There is no hotel pickup; you go straight to the Burj Khalifa gates in The Dubai Mall.
Highlights
- Burj Khalifa observation decks on levels 124 and 125
- High-speed elevator ride of about a minute to the top
- 360-degree views over Downtown, the desert and the coast
- Digital telescopes on the deck
- Sky Views Dubai observatory valid any time the same day
- Glass walkway and glass slide high above Downtown
- The best viewpoint for photos of the Burj Khalifa itself
- Final e-ticket: go straight to the gates
Full Description
Burj Khalifa: the world's tallest building
The Burj Khalifa rises 828 m above Downtown Dubai and has held the title of the world's tallest building since it opened in January 2010. Its Y-shaped plan, inspired by a desert flower, steps back in a spiral of setbacks as it climbs, ending in a slender spire visible from much of the city. The tower holds offices, apartments and a hotel, and its observation decks are the most visited viewpoint in Dubai.
Is the Burj Khalifa worth visiting? For most travellers it is the defining Dubai experience: no other place shows so clearly how the city grew from the desert to the sea in a few decades. Plan about an hour to an hour and a half for the visit, including the exhibition on the way up and time on the deck.
Levels 124 and 125: the observation decks
Your visit starts on the lower ground floor of The Dubai Mall, where a short exhibition about the tower's construction leads to one of the fastest elevators in the world, reaching level 124 in about a minute. Level 124, about 452 m up, has floor-to-ceiling windows and an outdoor terrace section, plus digital telescopes that show the view by day and night. Level 125, one floor higher, adds more space, quieter corners and fresh angles over the city.
From the decks you see the Dubai Fountain lake directly below, Downtown's towers, Business Bay and the creek, the line of Sheikh Zayed Road towards the Marina, and on clear days the sea and the open desert. Entry to these levels is timed, so arrive for your slot and stay as long as you wish once you are up.
Sky Views Dubai observatory
Sky Views Dubai sits at the top of a pair of towers linked by a glass sky bridge across the boulevard from the Burj Khalifa, about 219 m above the ground. Because it faces the tower, it offers the classic photo of the Burj Khalifa from top to bottom, something you cannot take from inside the tower. The observatory includes a glass-floored walkway and a glass slide between two of the upper levels.
Your Sky Views ticket is valid any time on the same day during opening hours, so many visitors go up in the afternoon for clear views and then ride the Burj Khalifa at their booked time, or the other way round. The outdoor Edge Walk on the roof is a separate experience and not part of this ticket. Allow about an hour.
Downtown Dubai: The Dubai Mall and the Dubai Fountain
Both viewpoints sit in Downtown Dubai, the district built around the tower in the 2000s. The Dubai Mall at its foot is vast, with an aquarium you can see from the main walkway, an ice rink and food courts. Outside, the Dubai Fountain plays choreographed shows on the lake in front of the tower, every half hour in the evening, with a couple of shows in the early afternoon.
How to get to the Burj Khalifa? The easiest way is by taxi to The Dubai Mall, or by metro on the Red Line to Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall station, then up to 20 minutes on foot through the covered link bridge to the mall. Watching a fountain show after your visit is the perfect end to an afternoon in Downtown and among the top things to do in Downtown Dubai.
Itinerary
- Arrive at The Dubai MallMake your way to the lower ground floor of The Dubai Mall and the Burj Khalifa observation deck entrance, 15 to 20 minutes before your slot.
- Burj Khalifa entry and exhibitionScan your ticket at the gates, pass security and follow the exhibition about the tower to the elevators.
- Levels 124 and 125The elevator reaches level 124 in about a minute; spend 45 to 60 minutes on both decks with the telescopes and the terrace.
- Back down to DowntownReturn to The Dubai Mall and walk across to Sky Views Dubai when you are ready.
- Sky Views DubaiVisit the observatory, the glass walkway and the glass slide any time the same day, about an hour.
What's included
- Entry to Burj Khalifa levels 124 and 125 (non-prime hours)
- Visit at your booked time slot
- 360-degree views and telescopes on the deck
- Entry to the Sky Views Dubai observatory, valid the same day
Not included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Audio guide (available for hire)
- Prime-hour time slots
Is this right for you?
Great for
- Travellers who want it organised for them — confirmed on WhatsApp before you pay
Think twice if
- You prefer short outings — this takes 1 days
Meeting point
Go to the lower ground floor of The Dubai Mall, to the official Burj Khalifa observation deck entrance; the ticket point is immediately on its left. This is your final ticket, so you can go straight to the gates without stopping at a counter. Carry a valid photo ID. By metro, use Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall station on the Red Line and allow up to 20 minutes on foot to the entrance; by car, follow the signs for The Dubai Mall from the first interchange on Sheikh Zayed Road.
Important information
- Arrive at the Burj Khalifa at the time slot you booked; the Sky Views ticket can be used any time the same day
- Carry a valid photo ID, which may be checked at the gates
- This ticket covers non-prime time slots; prime-hour slots are not included
- There may be queues at the exhibition and elevators at busy times
- Bags pass a security scan; travel light
- An audio guide can be hired on site and is not included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included
- The outdoor Edge Walk at Sky Views is a separate experience
Good to know
Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers to what travellers ask us most, before they book.
Is this a shared or a private experience?
It is an entry ticket to two observation venues that are open to the public, so you share the decks with other visitors. There is no guide.
How long does it take?
Allow 1 to 1.5 hours for the Burj Khalifa and about an hour for Sky Views Dubai. The ticket is valid for one day.
Is hotel pickup included?
No, you make your own way to The Dubai Mall. The metro, taxis and ride-hailing apps all serve the mall.
What is included?
Entry to Burj Khalifa levels 124 and 125 at your booked non-prime slot, the 360-degree views and telescopes on the deck, and entry to the Sky Views Dubai observatory on the same day.
Is the price per person or per group?
The ticket is priced per person, with a reduced rate for children. The booking panel on this page shows the current price.
Is it suitable for children or guests with reduced mobility?
Yes, children are welcome with an adult and both venues are reached by elevators. Wheelchair users can access the Burj Khalifa decks; please message us before booking if you need help.
What should I bring?
A valid photo ID, your phone or camera and sunglasses for the bright decks. Large bags are best left at your hotel.
What is the best time to visit the Burj Khalifa?
Late morning and early afternoon usually bring the clearest air in the cooler months, while evening slots show the city lights. Hazy or dusty days reduce visibility, so check the weather before you go.
What are the Burj Khalifa opening hours?
The observation decks open daily from morning until late evening, with longer hours on some weekends and holidays. Your Burj Khalifa entry is at the slot you book in the booking panel.
How do I book and confirm?
Choose your date and time slot in the booking panel. Our team confirms on WhatsApp within minutes and sends your e-ticket.
Which is better, level 124 and 125 or level 148?
Levels 124 and 125 give the classic panorama at a calmer pace and suit most visitors. Level 148 is a separate premium experience higher up and is not part of this ticket.
Why combine the Burj Khalifa with Sky Views Dubai?
From the Burj Khalifa you see the city, and from Sky Views you see the Burj Khalifa itself. Together they give you both the panorama and the best photos of the tower in one day.
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