Dubai isn’t just a destination—it’s an experience.
From towering skyscrapers to golden deserts, shimmering beaches to sparkling night lights—
if you want to take it all in from one breathtaking perspective,
Sky Views Observatory is where you go.

But this isn’t your typical observatory.
Here, you don’t just look out—you walk, slide, and feel the wind at 219 meters in the air.
And the best part? It’s right across from the Burj Khalifa, in the very heart of the city.


Walk on Glass: The Observatory

The signature experience at Sky Views is the glass-bottom sky bridge that connects the 52nd and 53rd floors.
It stretches 46 meters across, and yes—it’s completely transparent.

During the day, you'll see Dubai’s pulse beneath your feet.
At sunset, golden light washes over the skyline.
At night, the city sparkles like a sea of stars.

It’s one of those moments you can’t fully describe—you just have to feel it.

[Get your Sky Views Observatory ticket on WAUG]


Slide Through the Sky: The Glass Slide

Most people’s first reaction?
“Wait… you want me to slide down that?”

The Glass Slide takes you from the 53rd to the 52nd floor through a clear glass tube.
It’s quick, smooth, and just scary enough to get your heart racing.
Your phone stays safely behind, but your adrenaline rush (and photos!) will last much longer.


Edge Walk: No Rails, Just You and the Sky

Looking for something even wilder?
Try the Edge Walk.

Strapped into a safety harness—but with hands free—you’ll step out onto the edge of the tower.
No railing. Just you, the skyline, and the wind.

It’s the first hands-free edge walk in the Middle East, and yes—it’s absolutely unforgettable.

[Get your Edge Walk combo ticket on WAUG]


Need-to-Know Info

Location: Address Sky View Hotel, Tower 1, Downtown Dubai
(Right across from Burj Khalifa & Dubai Mall)

Hours: Daily, 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM (last entry at 9:00 PM)

Time Needed: About 1 hour for the observatory;
Add 30 mins–1 hour extra for the Slide or Edge Walk (including wait time)

Sky Views isn’t just a place to see Dubai.
It’s a place to feel like you’re flying right through it.