Sky Views Dubai
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Sky Views Dubai, at the Address Sky View Hotel, combines an Observatory and a Glass Slide across the 52nd and 53rd levels, 219.5 meters above Downtown Dubai, with the Edge Walk available separately for an extra charge.
You ride a glass elevator up to the 52nd level, then climb a spiral stairway to the 53rd, arriving at views over Sheikh Zayed Road, Downtown Dubai and Burj Khalifa. The main draw is a 46-meter glass floor connecting the hotel's twin towers, a clear vantage point for photos. From there, the Glass Slide takes you back down from the 53rd to the 52nd level through a fully transparent, quadruple-laminated glass tube, a ride billed as the first of its kind in the Middle East.
Built entirely from laminated safety glass, the slide is designed for a secure, unobstructed ride despite the height.
Complete your visit to Sky Views Observatory with thrilling experiences like the Sky Views Edge Walk for unmatched city views from above, or pair it with Burj Khalifa At The Top to enjoy another sweeping perspective of Dubai’s skyline
- Reach the Observatory at 219.5 meters, spread across the 52nd and 53rd levels of the Address Sky View Hotel.
- Cross the 46-meter glass floor connecting the hotel's twin towers for an open view straight down.
- Ride the glass Sky Slide from the 53rd to the 52nd level through a fully transparent, quadruple-laminated glass tube.
- Add the Edge Walk for an extra charge, a hands-free walk along the building's external ledge.
- Take a panoramic glass elevator ride up before climbing a spiral stairway between levels.
- Access to Sky Views Observatory (Levels 52 and 53)
- Panoramic glass elevator ride
- 46-meter Glass Walk (glass floor experience)
- One-time Glass Slide experience (transparent tube from Level 53 to Level 52)
- Personal expenses
- Food and drinks
- Edge Walk access (available separately, at extra charge)
- A second ride on the Glass Slide (each ticket allows one-time use only)
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Have your e-tickets or printed copies ready.
- Approach the turnstiles and place your tickets against the scanner.
- Once scanned, proceed to enter the venue.
- Sky Views Dubai is located on Levels 52 and 53 of the Address Sky View Hotel in Downtown Dubai, 219.5 meters above ground.
- Carry a valid passport or Emirates ID with you at the time of visit.
- Arrive at least 20 to 30 minutes before your scheduled entry time.
- Tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable once purchased, and there is no refund for unused or partially used services.
- Sky Views Dubai is not responsible for reduced visibility caused by weather conditions.
- Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
- The Glass Slide has its own eligibility rules: guests must be aged 12 to 65, weigh between 30 kg and 150 kg, and be between 120 cm and 200 cm tall; minors aged 12 to 18 need a parent or guardian's consent in person at the venue.
- The Glass Slide is not permitted for pregnant guests, or guests with neck or back weakness, broken bones, heart conditions, nervous disorders, epilepsy, motion sickness or severe physical or mental disorders.
- Guests under the influence of alcohol, narcotics or judgment-impairing medication are not permitted on the Glass Slide.
- Wear modest, comfortable clothing with closed-toe shoes for the Glass Slide; loose dresses, skirts, high heels, flip flops, loose scarves and shoes with sharp metal edges are not allowed, and mobile phones or sharp jewelry must be stored in the provided pouch.
- Let Sky Views staff know of any disability, intellectual or physical, that may affect your ability to complete the experience.
- Sky Views can be accessed through The Address Sky View Hotel, Tower 1, Level 1 (entry point next to the residence entrance), or via The Dubai Mall metro link to the main entrance on Level 1.
Location
Burj Khalifa - Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Boulevard - Dubai - United Arab Emirates
1 Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Blvd - Downtown Dubai - Dubai - United Arab Emirates
Frequently Asked Questions
Sky Views Dubai is an Observatory and Glass Slide experience on the 52nd and 53rd levels of the Address Sky View Hotel in Downtown Dubai. Your ticket covers a panoramic elevator ride, a glass floor walk and a one-time glass slide ride between the two levels.
The Observatory sits 219.5 meters above ground, spread across the 52nd and 53rd levels of the Address Sky View Hotel. From here you get views over Sheikh Zayed Road, Downtown Dubai and Burj Khalifa.
It is a transparent, quadruple-laminated glass tube that takes you from the 53rd level down to the 52nd level of the Observatory. It is a one-time ride included with your standard ticket.
The experience lasts about 30 minutes.
No, the standard Sky Views ticket covers the Observatory and the Glass Slide only. The Edge Walk, a hands-free walk along the building's external ledge, is a separate experience available at an extra charge.
No, each ticket allows a one-time ride on the Glass Slide only. A second ride on the same ticket is not permitted, so plan to make the most of your single descent from the 53rd to the 52nd level.
Yes, guests must be between 12 and 65 years old to ride the Glass Slide. Minors aged 12 to 18 also need a parent or guardian's consent given in person at the venue before they can take the ride.
Yes, guests must weigh between 30 kg and 150 kg and stand between 120 cm and 200 cm tall to ride the Glass Slide. These limits are checked to keep the ride safe for everyone.
No, pregnant guests are not permitted on the Glass Slide. This restriction is enforced for safety reasons given the nature of the ride, though the Observatory and Glass Walk remain open to pregnant visitors.
Guests with neck or back weakness, broken bones, heart conditions, nervous disorders, epilepsy, motion sickness or severe physical or mental disorders are not permitted on the Glass Slide. The Observatory and Glass Walk remain accessible without these restrictions.
Wear modest, comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes. Loose dresses, skirts, high heels, flip flops, loose scarves and shoes with sharp metal edges are not allowed, and mobile phones or sharp jewelry must be stored in the pouch provided.
Yes, carry a valid passport or Emirates ID with you at the time of your visit. Staff may ask to see it as part of the check-in process.
Arrive at least 20 to 30 minutes before your scheduled entry time. This allows enough time for check-in and security before you head up to the Observatory.
No, tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable once purchased, and there is no refund for services that go unused or are only partially used. Check your date and time carefully before booking.
Have your e-ticket or a printed copy ready and approach the turnstiles at the venue. Place your ticket against the scanner, and once it is scanned you can proceed to enter the venue.
The experience is conducted in English, including any signage, safety instructions and staff assistance you receive during your visit. Staff can also guide you in English through the Glass Slide safety briefing.
Yes, instant tour confirmation is provided as soon as your booking goes through, so you will know your visit is secured without waiting for further processing.
You can cancel free of charge up to 24 hours before your booking starts. Cancellations after that point are not refundable.
You can enter through The Address Sky View Hotel, Tower 1, Level 1, next to the residence entrance, or via The Dubai Mall metro link to the main Sky Views entrance on Level 1, next to Marina Pharmacy.
UAE Tours' local team handles your booking end to end, so you can reach out to us before or after your visit for any assistance with your tickets or entry details.
Yes, many visitors pair Sky Views Dubai with the Sky Views Edge Walk for another perspective from the same building, or with Burj Khalifa At The Top for a second high-altitude view of the city.
It works well for families, since the Observatory and Glass Walk have no minimum age. The Glass Slide, however, is restricted to guests aged 12 to 65, so younger children can enjoy the Observatory while older family members take the slide.
No. This is booked without transfers, so you make your own way to the venue.