1–2 hours · Dubai
Burj Khalifa: At the Top
Timed entry to the observation decks on levels 124 and 125, about 456 metres up, with an open-air terrace on 125. Level 148 — the world's highest observatory at 555 metres — can be added.
At the Top puts you on levels 124 and 125, about 456 metres above Downtown Dubai, with floor-to-ceiling glass and an open-air terrace on 125. The Sky upgrade adds level 148 at 555 metres — the highest observatory in the world — where the visit is timed and includes Arabic coffee and dates.
What you get
- Levels 124 and 125 at roughly 456 metres
- Open-air terrace on level 125
- Level 148 at 555 metres available as an upgrade
- Sunset slots sell out first — book early
Included
- Timed entry to levels 124 and 125
- Observation deck and open-air terrace access
- Booking handled for you, including sunset slots
Not included
- Level 148 unless you take the Sky upgrade
- Hotel transfers unless added
- Food and drink beyond what the ticket includes
Before you book
Is the sunset slot worth the extra?
It is the slot everyone wants, so it costs more and sells out first. If it is gone, the slot about an hour after sunset gives you the city fully lit and is usually cheaper.
What is the difference between At the Top and At the Top Sky?
At the Top is levels 124 and 125 at roughly 456 metres. Sky adds level 148 at 555 metres, with a separate lift, a lounge and refreshments — most people spend thirty to forty-five minutes up there before coming down to 125.
How far ahead should we book?
In the cooler months, a week ahead for a sunset slot and two or three days for anything else. In summer you can often book the same day.
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