Burj Khalifa tickets: six listings, level by level

Entry is sold by floor, and the listings here cover three heights. The Burj Khalifa 124 floor tickets price on this site is $51: Levels 124 and 125, 360-degree views, an hour and a half, with a café treat or a souvenir as options on the listing.

The Burj Khalifa 148 floor tickets price is $109, which is $58 more. That listing covers the 124th, 125th and 148th floors, says you skip the lines and describes exclusive observation decks and personalized attention. It holds 4.6 across 24,476 reviews, three tenths above the cheaper ticket.

Above both is Level 152. The $209 listing is access to The Lounge, which it calls the world’s highest lounge, with a glass of bubbly or other house beverages, canapés, tea and coffee: two hours, 2,803 reviews at 4.6.

At the Top Burj Khalifa tickets is the name the decks go by on the night tour, whose title reads Burj Khalifa At The Top Admission; its text puts that admission on Levels 124 and 125. Some people type the name as Burj Al Khalifa tickets. The listings here spell the tower Burj Khalifa, and it is the same entry.

The numbers give a clear order. 92,696 reviews sit on the $51 ticket, 24,476 on the $109 one and 2,803 on the $209 lounge: the cheaper the entry, the more people bought it. Ratings run the other way, 4.3 for Levels 124 and 125 against 4.6 for both higher-priced listings.

So the $58 step to Level 148 buys three things the listings state: a third, higher floor, skipping the lines, and a rating three tenths better. The $100 step from there to the lounge buys two hours instead of one and a half, a drink and canapés, and no change in rating.

The night tour is the comparison to run if you want transport as well. At $132 it includes the same Levels 124 and 125 that cost $51 alone, so the tour, the small group and the hotel pickup come to $81.

These are the Burj Khalifa tickets offers on this site as the listings stood when read. None of the six is described as a reduced price, and the tower’s own box-office rates are not quoted here because the listings do not state them.

Entries are sold one by one on this site, so a day around the tower is a matter of adding listings up. The $87 combo already joins two. The $20 lake ride adds the fountain show for half an hour.

Elsewhere on this site, the Dubai Frame entry is $14 for the observation deck over old and new Dubai, with 10,955 reviews at 4.6, and La Perle, an aqua-acrobatic show, is $74 for an hour and a half, 6,261 reviews at 4.8. Deck ticket, Frame and lake ride together come to $85, which is less than the combo.

Both deck listings put the visit at an hour and a half. The four Burj Khalifa tickets on this page therefore leave most of a day open, and the combo, listed as one day, is the entry that says so in its length.