- Engineer Hussain Nasser Lootah, Director general of Dubai Municipality, said the official opening of Dubai Frame will be next week
- Dubai Municipality are working with Etisalat to launch the website and app for pre-booking the tour for Dubai Frame
- Ticketing system is inspired by ‘At The Top’ of Burj Khalifa experience, where you have to pre-book the tour that will accept only a specific number of people at a time
- Visitors will be able to enjoy a one-hour tour for only AED 50 for adults and AED 30 for children; free for children below 3 years and elders over 60
- The Dubai Frame, a 150-metres high and 93-metres wide structure, is an AED 160 million project conceived and titled by Fernando Donis to promote Dubai tourism
- Etisalat is one of the two national telecommunications operators in UAE, and the 14th largest mobile network operator in the world
- Dubai Frame was inaugurated in November 2017, which was delayed by two years, as the initial opening was scheduled for 2015
- Dubai Frame stands tall in Zabeel park with views of Emirates Towers and Burj Khalifa on one side, and Deira, Umm Harare and Karama from the other
- Each tour can accommodate up to 20 people
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