The View at The Palm
- Palm Jumeirah
- Partly wheelchair accessible
An observation deck on level 52 of The Palm Tower, 240 metres above sea level, with 360-degree views over Palm Jumeirah and the coast. The visit starts with an exhibition about how the island was built. Standard tickets start at AED 110 for adults.
Tickets and prices
| Ticket type | Price and booking |
|---|---|
| Standard admission (non-prime hours)Viewing deck on level 52 and the Palm Jumeirah exhibition and theatre. |
AED 110 per person |
| The Next LevelStandard admission plus level 54 (The Next Level) and fast-track entry. |
AED 185 per person |
Prices include taxes. Children’s tickets are usually cheaper; the venue’s website shows the exact price before you pay.
Opening hours and best time to visit
| Days | Hours |
|---|---|
| Every day | 10:00–19:00 |
Local time in Dubai (GST, UTC+4). Hours can change on public holidays and during Ramadan.
- Best time to visit
- Non-prime hours (10:00 to 15:30) are cheaper; prime hours (16:00 to 18:30) are the late-afternoon slots.
- Busiest times
- Prime hours, 16:00 to 18:30.
What to see
- 360-degree deck on level 52 of The Palm Tower
- Exhibition hall on the making of Palm Jumeirah
- Short film in an immersive theatre
- Lift ride with a digital sea, sand and sky display
- Optional Next Level ticket for level 54
How to get there
- Metro
- Palm Monorail to Palm Jumeirah Mall station (formerly Nakheel Mall). The monorail reopened in July 2026 after a six-month closure.
- Taxi
- Ask for Palm Jumeirah Mall (formerly Nakheel Mall); The View starts on level 2 of the mall.
Open the location of The View at The Palm in OpenStreetMap (external site)
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Tips for your visit
- Prime hours (16:00 to 18:30) cost more than non-prime hours (10:00 to 15:30).
- Last entry is 18:30.
- The level 52 experience is fully wheelchair accessible, but level 54 (Next Level) can only be reached by stairs.
- Food and drinks are not allowed; large bags, shopping bags and strollers go in lockers near the entrance.
- Children under 16 must be with an adult at all times.
- The open-dated non-prime ticket cannot be cancelled.
Accessibility
Partly wheelchair accessible. The level 52 experience is fully wheelchair accessible. The level 54 Next Level area is only reached by stairs.
Questions and answers
How much does The View at The Palm cost?
On 29 September 2026 standard admission started at AED 110 for adults and AED 75 for children aged 3–12. The Next Level ticket started at AED 185 for adults and AED 125 for children.
What are the opening hours?
The official site says it is open daily from 10:00 to 19:00. Last entry is 18:30.
How high is the deck?
The official site gives 240 metres above sea level for the level 52 deck.
Is it wheelchair accessible?
Level 52 is fully wheelchair accessible. Level 54 can only be reached by stairs.
Where this information comes from
Official website: theviewpalm.ae
- Standard admission, adult (official home page ticket card): theviewpalm.ae, checked
- Standard admission, child (official home page ticket card): theviewpalm.ae, checked
- The Next Level, adult / child (official home page ticket card): theviewpalm.ae, checked
- Non-prime open-dated general admission, adult 13+ and child 3-12 (Visit Dubai booking site, supplied by The View) - confirms age bands and AED currency: experiences.visitdubai.com, checked
- Opening hours 10:00-19:00, height 240 m, ticket cards and inclusions (official): theviewpalm.ae
- Prime / non-prime slots, last entry, accessibility, rules, inclusions, address, cancellation: experiences.visitdubai.com
- Palm Monorail reopened in July 2026 after a six-month maintenance closure: thenationalnews.com
- Nakheel Mall station renamed Palm Jumeirah Mall: en.wikipedia.org
- Coordinates (The Palm Tower): nominatim.openstreetmap.org
Photos:
- Representative photo by Jhonwayne Pumaras on Unsplash
- Representative photo by Thomas Haas on Unsplash
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