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UAE’s iconic landmark Ain Dubai reopens after long maintenance break
Ain Dubai has finally reopened. This iconic landmark in the UAE is the largest observation wheel on the planet. It had been closed for more than a couple of years for maintenance reasons. But its official reopening on Christmas Day is a mark of joy in the Gulf state.
Standing at 250 m high, Ain Dubai overlooks JBR, Dubai Marina. The landmark is going to stay open from Tuesday to Sunday. The opening hours are from 12 pm to 9 pm on Tuesday to Friday and from 11 am to 9 pm on Saturday and Sunday.
The most popular ticket option for Ain Dubai is priced at Dh145 for people aged 12 and up. For children aged more than 3 years, the prices drop to Dh115. Infants under three can enter Ain Dubai for free if cost.
Ain Dubai is a major UAE tourism landmark – loved by both residents and tourists alike. One rotation on Ain Dubai usually takes 38 minutes. But it is recommended to reach the venue 30-60 minutes before to complete the entry process on time.
Since Ain Dubai is a catered attraction, you cannot bring inside F&B bought from outside. You can take a broad range of F&B from the lounge or concessions inside the cabins. The ticket pricing is available in atleast four different categories. Look for details here.
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