Dubai: Dubai’s Museum of the Future has introduced a new Summer Pass that offers unlimited entry from July 1 to September 30. Priced at Dh229 per person, the pass allows holders to visit the museum at any time during this period without the need for advance booking.

In addition to unlimited access, pass holders will enjoy exclusive benefits, including entry to children's play areas, special seasonal events, and behind-the-scenes experiences. The Summer Pass also comes with a Dh50 retail credit for the museum’s lobby shop, which can be redeemed at any time during the summer.

Recognizing that residents often turn to indoor attractions during the hotter months, the Museum of the Future (MOTF) has lined up a range of special cultural and educational programmes for the season. Some events are still being finalized, such as test-drive experiences with Audi’s latest car models. However, several key activities have already been confirmed:

Key Highlights of the Summer Season:
1. Meet an Astronaut
On July 14 and 21, visitors will have the unique opportunity to engage with members of the UAE Space Programme, including astronauts from the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC).

2. Capture the Future
Starting July 14, guided photography tours will be available. Led by the museum’s in-house experts, these early-morning sessions grant exclusive access to some of the museum’s most visually striking locations. Participants will also receive tips on creative photography and storytelling.

3. Wellness Weekends
From July 19 to August 29, ‘Wellness Weekends’ will take place at Al Waha within the museum. Visitors can join yoga and meditation sessions conducted by renowned instructors, offering a relaxing and mindful experience.

4. Light the Future
In this unique interactive experience, select visitors will have the chance to switch on the Museum’s iconic lights, illuminating the building’s futuristic façade.

5. Behind-the-Scenes Tours
For the first time ever, the Museum is offering exclusive behind-the-scenes tours. These tours provide a rare look into the operational and architectural systems that power the building, giving guests access to areas previously closed to the public.

With these exciting activations, the Museum of the Future aims to offer visitors a dynamic and engaging escape from the summer heat while showcasing innovation, technology, and creativity at its finest.