AIN DUBAI - _{Dubai Eye- Dubai Observation Wheel}

Ain Dubai is the newest addition to Dubai's long list of world record-breaking attractions/monuments. The Giant Ferris Wheel on Bluewaters Island is a staggering 250m high, making it the tallest and largest Ferris wheel of its kind in the world. The monument is an amazing feat of engineering, with each leg of the wheel standing 126m high, long enough to accommodate 15 London buses. The assembled hub and spindle weighs the equivalent of four A380 aircraft. Accessible from the island and surrounded by unforgettable social and festive experiences, Ain Dubai (meaning Dubai Eye in Arabic) is a must-see for everyone.

Best time to visit: Oct-To-Mar
Things to do: Ride Giant Ferris Wheel, Stargazing At Night, Yacht Tour, Cruise Dinner

HOW TO REACH AIN DUBAI

Flight - Flying is certainly the best way to reach Dubai from India. The Dubai International Airport is huge and reputed to be the busiest in UAE. The airport offers numerous conveniences to travellers and receives flights from all over the world. Emirates, Dubai’s official airlines operates flights to more than a 100 destinations throughout the world. The other airlines are FlyDubai and Etihad.
Road - Reaching Dubai by road is only possible through Oman. There’s no need to acquire any permit, except for an exit charge of 3000 Omani Riyal. On your way back, if you need to enter Oman, you will have to show the payment receipt.

HOW TO GET AROUND

Metro - The nearest metro station to reach Ain Dubai is Damac Metro Station. The MRed Metro Line connects Ain Dubai to the rest of the city! After getting off the metro, you would still need to walk approx. 2.5 km to the destination.
Bus - If you are traveling in Bus, it will be reasonable and convenient. The nearest bus stop to reach Ain Dubai is Jumeirah, Royal Meridian, that is still 12 minutes walk away from the destination.
Light Rail - Travel in style and try a different mode of commute. The nearest Light Rail stop to reach Ain Dubai is Jumeirah Beach Residence 2, that is still 20 minutes walk away from the destination.

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Traditional Food

Manousheh

Iranian Sangak

Chelo Kebab

Al Harees

Al Machboos

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best time to visit Ain Dubai

The best time to go on the Ain Dubai observation wheel would be between October to March to escape the harsh climate of the city Visit on a weekday around sunset hours for a stunning view of the city skyline against the pink and orange hues

How long is Ain Dubai closed

Ain Dubai ceased being operational starting in March 2022 for periodic enhancements In April 2023 the operators announced that Ain Dubai would remain closed indefinitely without any further explanation

What is the issue with Ain Dubai

Some say the Ain started vibrating loudly during the five months it was operational Others claim that the giant structure shook the ground when it turned causing some shop windows to shatter

How much did Ain Dubai cost

The construction of Ain Dubai was estimated to have cost AED 1 billion US 270 million

Is Al Ain cheaper than Dubai

Al Ain is cheaper than Abu Dhabi and Dubai because it is smaller and less oriented to tourists with fewer hotels and blockbuster attractions You can expect accommodation dining taxis and admissions to cost around 25�30 less than in the bigger coastal cities