How to Get to Burj Khalifa?

The Burj Khalifa is located in the heart of the gold city at 1 Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Boulevard, Downtown Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The tower is surrounded by various hotels, residential buildings and commercial spaces. The location provides breathtaking views of the city skyline and the Arabian Gulf, as well as proximity to popular tourist attractions such as the Dubai Mall, the Dubai Fountain, and the Dubai Opera. If you're wondering how to get to Burj Khalifa, you can either take public transportation or drive down in your private car.

• The Burj Khalifa is open annually, from 8:00 am to midnight, but it remains closed between 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm.
• Levels 124 & 125 of the Burj Khalifa, is open from 10:00 am to midnight on weekdays (Sunday to Thursday) with the last admission at 9:00 pm, while on weekends (Friday and Saturday), it is open from 8:00 am to midnight with the last entry at 11:00 pm.
• Level 148 of the building known as the Top Sky is open daily from 12:00 pm to 10:00 pm and the last admission is at 9:00 pm.

• Winter Season: The winter season from November to March, which is also the busiest season for visitors, is the best time to visit Dubai. Temperatures range from 17 to 30 degree celsius, with the possibility of light rain. April to May is also a good time to visit, but be prepared for temperatures as high as 38 degrees. You can also avoid crowds by visiting between September and October. Summer begins in June and lasts until August, and it is best to avoid travelling during this time because average temperatures reach 37 degrees Celsius.
• Weekdays: The prime time to visit the Burj Khalifa depends on the experience you intend to seek. You can visit the gothic building between 4 pm to 6 pm, to witness the spectacular sunset, but you would be definitely shelling out more on the ticket fees. However if you’re willing to avoid crowds, go early in the morning around 10 a.m or late in the evening before the attraction closes.

• Metro: If you're wondering how to get to Burj Khalifa, one of the quickest and most cost-effective ways to reach it with ease is the Dubai Metro. To arrive at this stunning skyscraper, you need to take the Red Line of the Dubai Metro to the Burj Khalifa station. From there, either take Bus F13 to the Dubai Mall Bus Stop or walk for around 15 minutes to get to the mall. Then, walk through Dubai Mall's Lower Ground floor and exit from the Burj Khalifa door, which is next to the Burj Khalifa elevators. 
• Taxi: If driving or taking the metro is not an option for you, and you are struggling to find the answer to how to get to Burj Khalifa. Taking a taxi is the most practical solution to your query. Although it is the quickest and most convenient way to go to the Burj Khalifa, it is also the most expensive. The minimum fare is AED 12 and taxi metres begin at AED 1.6 per km. The starting fare for a taxi between 6:00 AM and 10:00 PM is AED 3, whereas the starting fare for a taxi between 10:00 PM and 6:00 AM is AED 3.50. A bit pricey indeed!
• Bus: By downloading the Dubai Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) website or the RTA app, you can plan your trip using the affordable and convenient bus route. Buses 27, 29, 81, and F13 will take you to Dubai Mall, which houses the Burj Khalifa. Additionally, you can also purchase an NOL card from any RTA ticket vending machine or RTA Customer Service Centre to pay the bus fare.
• Car: Driving down to the Dubai Mall is your best bet if you want to take in the scenery while having a fantastic driving experience on Dubai's well-kept roads. Simply add Dubai Mall to your google maps app and it will show you the best route. Alternatively, if coming from the city centre, take the first interchange and exit onto Financial Center Road. Continue on this route until you reach Dubai Mall on your right.

• With a height of 828 m and 163 working stories and 46 non-accessible floors, the skyscraper is the world's tallest building with the most stories.
• It has the world's highest lounge at 585 m, where you can rest and enjoy some refreshments.
• If you're wondering how to get to the top of the Burj Khalifa, take the world's fastest elevator which adds to the structure's grandeur and travels at a speed of 10 m/s.
• With the world's tallest outdoor observation deck at 555 m above sea level, it draws lakhs of annual visitors.

• The Top of Burj Khalifa: If you are looking for how to get to Burj Khalifa top, you can access Levels 124 and 125 through the main elevator near the Dubai Mall's exit. To get there, go to the lower ground floor of the Dubai Mall and exit from the gate near the Burj Khalifa elevator. The elevator will take you to Level 124 in no time. The observation decks on both levels offer panoramic views of Dubai's skyline. The Level 124 observation deck is 453 m above sea level and features high-powered telescopes for enjoying stunning views. The next stop is the 125th floor, where you may enjoy the views from the outdoor deck. 
• The ‘Top Sky’ of Burj Khalifa: Burj Khalifa captivates everyone with its grandeur and architecture, enticing them to visit it at least once in their lives. The world's fastest elevator, which departs from Level 124 is the only means to reach The Top SKY at Level 148. If you want to go to Level 148, you'll need to purchase tickets that explicitly allow you to go to At The Top SKY; a standard ticket only allows you to go to Levels 124 and 125. Level 148, at a height of 555 m, is the world's tallest outdoor observation deck. A motion-sensing screen, a luxurious lounge and a tour are all part of the experience.

• To avoid the weekend crowds, purchase a weekday sunset ticket. The tickets to the Burj Khalifa are a steal and well worth the extra money.
• Place your heavy luggage near the entrance in the Secure Baggage Area. Only small goods, such as handbags, cameras, and other personal belongings, are permitted inside.
• The best time to see the Burj Khalifa is in the morning when the sky is clear, giving you the sensation of floating above the clouds in a dense fog.
• Since beverages are not available on the top floors of the hotel, carry a small water bottle with you.
• In the event of harsh weather, the outside terrace may be closed, so check the forecast before making a reservation or visiting.
• If you're travelling with an elderly person or small children, the attraction has wheelchairs and strollers available from the entrance to the elevator and restrooms.
• Arrive at least 15 minutes prior to the time of your scheduled entry.