Burj Al Arab - Free to have a look around?

Joeyjoejoe Jnr

Im off to dubai next week and was hoping to go and see the Burj Al Arab but I remember hearing somewhere that if you are not a guest or don't have a restaurant reservation you cant get it, does anyone know if this is the case?

Also does anyone know how much is costs to eat there? I cant seem to get a price anywhere on the internet. I suppose its one of those 'if you have to ask the prices then you can't afford it' things.

cupthehand

Joeyjoejoe Jnr wrote:

Im off to dubai next week and was hoping to go and see the Burj Al Arab but I remember hearing somewhere that if you are not a guest or don't have a restaurant reservation you cant get it, does anyone know if this is the case?

Also does anyone know how much is costs to eat there? I cant seem to get a price anywhere on the internet. I suppose its one of those 'if you have to ask the prices then you can't afford it' things.

I could be wrong on this, was never there.....yet!
But I thought I heard somewhere that its €5 just to have a look around if you're not staying there this was about two yaers ago anyway it might even have gone up since.

Clinical Waste

Why not go for Afternoon Tea.

Spoil yourself with Indulgent Afternoon Tea, which includes delicacies as well as an assortment of berries and whipped cream, and a glass of champagne, priced at AED 300. Thats only about 80euro

BARGAIN!!!
http://www.burj-al-arab.com/special_offers/#PTP_050530_03562499_17HTN

Bluehair

Clinical Waste wrote:

Why not go for Afternoon Tea.

Yup we did that a few years ago it was well worth doing. The inside of the Burj is as spectacular as the outside! Our hotel had to phone ahead to advise we were coming too.

tred

Joeyjoejoe Jnr wrote:

Im off to dubai next week and was hoping to go and see the Burj Al Arab but I remember hearing somewhere that if you are not a guest or don't have a restaurant reservation you cant get it, does anyone know if this is the case?

Also does anyone know how much is costs to eat there? I cant seem to get a price anywhere on the internet. I suppose its one of those 'if you have to ask the prices then you can't afford it' things.

where are you staying over there?

Joeyjoejoe Jnr

Staying at the Regent Palace near the world trade centre.

jonny68

Joeyjoejoe Jnr wrote:

Im off to dubai next week and was hoping to go and see the Burj Al Arab but I remember hearing somewhere that if you are not a guest or don't have a restaurant reservation you cant get it, does anyone know if this is the case?

Also does anyone know how much is costs to eat there? I cant seem to get a price anywhere on the internet. I suppose its one of those 'if you have to ask the prices then you can't afford it' things.

Yep you can have afternoon tea there just like me and my mate who lives in Dubai did on January2nd,it's steep enough but some experience and how many people do you know can claim they have been inside the best Hotel in the World?Highly recommended alright,in fact Dubai is the best place ive ever visited hands down,don't forget to pop into the Dubliners Bar my mate Steve is the manager there,you'll be well looked after.:)

https://www.lemeridien.com/united_arab_emirates/dubai/restaurants_ae1328.shtml


Here's some photos i took in the Al Burj Arab:)

This is where you'll have your afternoon tea



The view from the Skyview Bar of the Al Burj Arab

LegacyUser

if i win lotto, this will be the first place i'll stay!