Eid al Adha 2022: Here are 5 cool ways to explore outer space at Dubai’s Museum of the Future

With the long Eid break having started, now is the perfect chance to explore one of Dubai’s latest attractions – Museum of the Future. Here are five things you can do while there…

Take a ride to space: Blast off in the Falcon Space Capsule to the Orbital Space Station (OSS). Hop on an odyssey of exploration. Onboard, you can learn more about what life could like on a huge space station in the year 2071.

Continue your voyage as you return back to Earth, where you can escape to a rainforest in the heart of Dubai.

Reconnect: The museum’s Al Waha experience allows visitors to indulge in an eco-system that simulates all senses. Visitors can embark on a journey centred around health and wellbeing. Al Waha features a world of therapies - explore feeling therapy, the connection therapy, and even a grounding therapy.

Visitors can even create your own personal perfume, based on their choice.

Make memories in the Future: Get close and personal with Dubai’s most impressive architectural marvel on the museum’s observation deck.

Another place on the visit list is the Library, a spectacular DNA library of some 2,400 species on display from floor to ceiling.

Get hands-on with tomorrow’s tech: Here’s where the products and prototypes set to shape the future of waste management, environment, food security, agriculture, and city planning can be glimpsed.

Edutainment: Designed for children under 10, Future Heroes encourages them to make new discoveries about themselves and the world around them. The floor includes educational and fun activities centred on future-proof skills including curiosity, creativity, confidence, communication, and collaboration.

Future Heroes offer a combination of open-ended play and focused challenges that require problem solving and collaboration. It borrows the best aspects of video games and applies them to a physical environment.

Entry tickets for visitors above the age of three is Dh145. Children under the age of three and people of determination can get a free entry to the museum.