Photo of Dubai's Burj Khalifa.
Dubai:
Visitors to the world's tallest building in Dubai can now get an even more elevated view of the Middle Eastern city.
The owner of the 2,717 foot-tall (828 meter) Burj Khalifa skyscraper says, that starting on Wednesday, visitors can pay to ride up to a new observation deck on the 148th floor.
That is 1,821 feet (555 meters) above street level, making it the world's highest observation deck, according to the Guinness World Records. To get there, they have to change elevators on level 125.
Earlier, tourists could only go to a still operational observation deck on the 124th floor. Nearly 1.9 million visitors did so last year.
The higher views come with steeper prices. Pre-booked tickets for the new attraction cost the equivalent of $109, or $136 for immediate entry.
The owner of the 2,717 foot-tall (828 meter) Burj Khalifa skyscraper says, that starting on Wednesday, visitors can pay to ride up to a new observation deck on the 148th floor.
That is 1,821 feet (555 meters) above street level, making it the world's highest observation deck, according to the Guinness World Records. To get there, they have to change elevators on level 125.
Earlier, tourists could only go to a still operational observation deck on the 124th floor. Nearly 1.9 million visitors did so last year.
The higher views come with steeper prices. Pre-booked tickets for the new attraction cost the equivalent of $109, or $136 for immediate entry.
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