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        	  One of the world’s highest public observation 
			  decks, At The Top of the Burj Dubai, the world’s tallest building, 
			  is located on Level 124. The deck will not only offer visitors 
			  sweeping vistas of Dubai, but also an interactive journey through 
			  the history and evolution of Dubai and Burj Dubai. 
			  		  While 
			  a typical At The Top journey can be completed in approximately 45 
			  minutes, visitors can savour the experience further through 
			  several interactive features including ‘Burj Dubai Among the 
			  Greats,’ ‘Burj Your City,’ ‘Tallest Among the Tall,’ and ‘Dubai 
			  Then and Now’ – charting the evolution of modern Dubai and how 
			  Burj Dubai dramatically alters the city skyline. 
						Thomas Dempsey, General Manager, Burj Dubai, said, “The entire journey - 
			  starting from the welcome lobby at The Dubai Mall through a 
			  65-metre travelator to the vertical travel in a double-deck 
			  elevator to finally watching the world uninterrupted from Level 
			  124 - is educational, inspirational, compelling and thoroughly 
			  fulfilling.” 
						“The At The Top experience will be the high 
			  point – both literally and figuratively – for anyone visiting 
			  Dubai once we open doors later this year,” he added. 
						A ten-part journey, At The Top starts at The 
			  Dubai Mall, where visitors can buy tickets at a welcome 
			  area featuring abstract, monumental fields of LED displays, 
			  reflecting the original three-core design inspiration of Burj 
			  Dubai. 
						The reception area will have a large scale model of 
			  Burj Dubai to provide a singular focus on the sheer scale of the 
			  tower whilst detailing the various components that contribute to 
			  its vertical city title. Throughout the journey, visitors will 
			  experience specially commissioned regional music blended with 
			  contemporary sounds. 
						Moving from the reception area and 
			  through the ticket check, visitors proceed towards the 65-metre 
			  long travelator that transports them from the mall into the world 
			  of Burj Dubai. While the views are surely the most thrilling part 
			  of the visit, the travelator journey – entitled ‘Dubai Now And 
			  Then’ - sets the stage for what is to come. Visitors experience an 
			  audio visual journey through time, from the earliest days of Dubai 
			  to the present. 
						The journey pauses at a unique viewing 
			  point called the ‘Burj Dubai Skylight’ point where visitors will 
			  get their first close-up view of the soaring structure peering 
			  through the skylight that frames the awe-inspiring height of the 
			  tower. This is the only part in the journey where visitors can 
			  actually look up to see the tower in its full height and majesty. 
						‘From the vision to reality’ is the next leg of the journey 
			  that leads visitors to the elevators. Along this area, visitors 
			  will be engaged in the making of Burj Dubai while getting ready 
			  for their elevator ride to Level 124. 
						Travelling at a speed 
			  of 10 metres per second, the journey to Level 124 will take 
			  approximately 60 seconds. When the doors slide open, guests will 
			  be welcomed with floor-to-ceiling glass providing unobstructed 360 
			  degree views. Visitors can also adventure outside onto the 
			  open-air deck to peer into the distance or down to the  
			  streets below. 
						Special telescopes will provide virtual 
			  time-travel visions of the scenes beyond and below, allowing 
			  guests to see them in the close-up real-time not only the 
			  spectacular views of Dubai but also its past and future, the day 
			  and night, regardless of the weather. 
						Guests can linger as 
			  long as they like, walking completely around the perimeter, taking 
			  in all views, before making the return journey to the base of Burj 
			  Dubai. 
						On the path back to the starting point at The Dubai Mall, 
			  visitors will more completely appreciate the architectural, 
			  technological and engineering marvel that is Burj Dubai through a 
						series of models and interactive kiosks. 
						The last stop of 
			  the journey is the At The Top boutique, where visitors can indulge 
			  in some Burj Dubai inspired and branded souvenirs. 
						At The 
			  Top is scheduled to open this year. Burj Dubai is over 800 metres 
			  high and has over 160 storeys, the most floors in any building 
			  anywhere in the world.
  
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