Y hoy, desde el edificio más alto del mundo, termino mi saga de posts «Guía de Dubai».
Con 828 metros el Burj Khalifa se alza, hasta la fecha, como el edificio más alto del mundo, así que no podíamos perdérnoslo!! Aquí son varias las recomendaciones que os quiero dar: ante todo tenéis que saber que tiene dos miradores, uno en el piso 124/125, y el más alto en el piso 148. Nosotras íbamos a subir al más alto, pero el guía que nos acompaó en nuestra excusión a Abu Dhabi nos recomendó no hacerlo. En Dubai es raro el día que no hay Calima (o lo que es lo mismo, mucho polvo mezclado con el aire), esto hace que cuando te alejas mucho de un punto, no se vea bien. Es decir, que a no ser que el día esté muy despejado, es probable que las vistas desde el piso más alto no sean las óptimas. Para ser sincera, desde el 124 creo que se ve suficientemente bien la ciudad, y la entrada al piso más alto sube bastante de precio.
Hablando de las entradas, os recomiendo sacarlas con anterioridad, a parte de ahorraros la espera, no tendréis disgustos, si hay mucha gente puede que las entradas para la hora a la que queráis subir estén agotadas.
Nosotras subimos a las 4 y media de la tarde, de tal forma que lo vimos de día, esperamos a la caída del sol, sobre las 6 y media de la tarde, y cuando nos íbamos hacia las 7 ya pudimos ver toda la ciudad iluminada con la vista nocturna.
En la planta 124 hay un restaurante, hay personas que optan por reservar para tomar allí alguna consumición y disfrutar de las vistas, pero tenéis que saber que hay un importe mínimo de que varía según el momento del día de que se trate.
Algo MUY importante. La entrada al mirador está dentro del Dubai Mall, es decir, que si tomáis un Uber, por ejemplo, debéis indicar que os lleve al Dubai Mall. Nosotras no lo sabíamos y pusimos que nos llevara al Burj Khalifa, y sí nos llevó, a la puerta del hotel Armani, que está ubicado en el rascacielos, pero la entrada para los turistas se hace a través del centro comercial. Afortunadamente nuestro conductor entendió el error y nos llevó a la entrada del Dubai Mall.
Cuando bajéis del mirador no podéis dejar de ver el espectáculo de la fuente de Dubai. Está justo debajo del Burj Khalifa, y también se accede a ella a través del centro comercial. A mí me puso la piel de gallina! La música, las luces, el agua… Es precioso! Yo me monté en una de las Adras que hay en la fuente, que te permiten por unos 17 euros ver el espectáculo desde el agua, y tuve la suerte de que en ese pase sonara la canción de «I will always love you», fue un momento mágico.
Los pases de la fuente son diarios, cada media hora desde las 19:00h y hasta las 23:00h y duran 5 minutos.
Y ahora sí que sí, esta aventura ha llegado a su fin, pero antes, ultimo consejo: llevad mucha bateria en la cámara y sobre todo los ojos muy abiertos para grabar cada instante en vuestra memoria, disfrutad muchísimo, es una ciudad que parece de cuento!
Me ha encantado compartir esta pequeña guía del viaje con vosotras, ha sido como volver por unos momentos allí, y ya sabéis que si tenéis cualquier otra duda podéis escribirme y os ayudaré encantada!
Me ha encantado compartir esta pequeña guía del viaje con vosotras, ha sido como volver por unos momentos allí, y ya sabéis que si tenéis cualquier otra duda podéis escribirme y os ayudaré encantada!
Para nuestra última noche llevé un vestido lencero fucsia de Oysho y el collar de sandía de la colección cápsula de Un Poquito de Mí.
Espero que os haya gustado, muchos besos!!!
@CCPetiteRobe
And today, from the tallest building in the world, I finish my posts saga «Dubai Guide».
With 828 meters the Burj Khalifa stands, to date, as the tallest building in the world, so we couldn’t miss it!! Here
are several recommendations that I want to give you: first of all you
have to know that you have two viewpoints, one on the 124/125 floor, and
the other one on the 148th floor. We were going to climb to the
highest, but the guide who accompanied us on our excursion to Abu Dhabi advised us not to do so. In
Dubai it’s rare the day there is no Calima (or what is the same, a lot
of dust mixed with the air), this makes when you walk away a lot of a
point, doesn’t look good. That is, unless the day is very clear, it’s likely that the views from the top floor are not optimal. To be honest, from 124 I think the city looks good enough, and the entrance to the higher floor goes up quite a bit.
Speaking of the tickets, I recommend you take them out in advance,
apart from saving you the wait, you won’t have any problems, if there
are many people, the tickets for the time you want to upload may be
exhausted.
We
got up at 4:30 in the afternoon, so we saw it by day, we waited for the
sunset, about 6:30 in the afternoon, and when we left by 7 we
could see the whole city lit up with the night view.
On the 124 floor there is a restaurant, there are people who choose to
book to take some food there and enjoy the views, but you must know
that there is a minimum amount that varies according to the time of day
in question.
Something very important. The
entrance to the gazebo is inside the Dubai Mall, that is to say, if you
take a Uber, for example, you must indicate to take you to the Dubai
Mall. We didn’t know and we put it to the Burj Khalifa, and he took us
to the hotel’s Armani door, which is located in the skyscraper, but the entrance for tourists is done through the mall. Fortunately our driver understood the mistake and took us to the entrance of the Dubai Mall.
When you get off the lookout you can’t miss seeing the fountain show in Dubai. It’s just below the Burj Khalifa, and is also accessed through the shopping center. It gave me goosebumps! The music, the lights, the water… It’s beautiful! I
rode on one of the Adras at the fountain, which allows you for about 17
euros to see the show from the water, and I was lucky that the song
would sound like «I will always love you», it was a magical moment.
The passes of the fountain are daily, every half hour from 19:00 and until 23:00 and last 5 minutes.
And
now yes, this adventure has come to an end, but before, last advice:
take a lot of battery in the camera and especially the eyes wide open to
record every moment in your memory, enjoy it very much, is a city that
seems to story! I was happy to share this little guide of the trip with you, it has
been like returning for a few moments there, and you know that if you
have any other doubts you can write me and I will gladly help you!
For our last night I wore an Oysho fuchsia lingerie dress and the
watermelon necklace from Un Poquito de Mí capsule collection.
I hope you liked it, lots of kisses !!!
@CCPetiteRobe
With 828 meters the Burj Khalifa stands, to date, as the tallest building in the world, so we couldn’t miss it!! Here
are several recommendations that I want to give you: first of all you
have to know that you have two viewpoints, one on the 124/125 floor, and
the other one on the 148th floor. We were going to climb to the
highest, but the guide who accompanied us on our excursion to Abu Dhabi advised us not to do so. In
Dubai it’s rare the day there is no Calima (or what is the same, a lot
of dust mixed with the air), this makes when you walk away a lot of a
point, doesn’t look good. That is, unless the day is very clear, it’s likely that the views from the top floor are not optimal. To be honest, from 124 I think the city looks good enough, and the entrance to the higher floor goes up quite a bit.
Speaking of the tickets, I recommend you take them out in advance,
apart from saving you the wait, you won’t have any problems, if there
are many people, the tickets for the time you want to upload may be
exhausted.
We
got up at 4:30 in the afternoon, so we saw it by day, we waited for the
sunset, about 6:30 in the afternoon, and when we left by 7 we
could see the whole city lit up with the night view.
On the 124 floor there is a restaurant, there are people who choose to
book to take some food there and enjoy the views, but you must know
that there is a minimum amount that varies according to the time of day
in question.
Something very important. The
entrance to the gazebo is inside the Dubai Mall, that is to say, if you
take a Uber, for example, you must indicate to take you to the Dubai
Mall. We didn’t know and we put it to the Burj Khalifa, and he took us
to the hotel’s Armani door, which is located in the skyscraper, but the entrance for tourists is done through the mall. Fortunately our driver understood the mistake and took us to the entrance of the Dubai Mall.
When you get off the lookout you can’t miss seeing the fountain show in Dubai. It’s just below the Burj Khalifa, and is also accessed through the shopping center. It gave me goosebumps! The music, the lights, the water… It’s beautiful! I
rode on one of the Adras at the fountain, which allows you for about 17
euros to see the show from the water, and I was lucky that the song
would sound like «I will always love you», it was a magical moment.
The passes of the fountain are daily, every half hour from 19:00 and until 23:00 and last 5 minutes.
And
now yes, this adventure has come to an end, but before, last advice:
take a lot of battery in the camera and especially the eyes wide open to
record every moment in your memory, enjoy it very much, is a city that
seems to story! I was happy to share this little guide of the trip with you, it has
been like returning for a few moments there, and you know that if you
have any other doubts you can write me and I will gladly help you!
For our last night I wore an Oysho fuchsia lingerie dress and the
watermelon necklace from Un Poquito de Mí capsule collection.
I hope you liked it, lots of kisses !!!
@CCPetiteRobe
