Expo 2020 Dubai announces ticket prices

Tickets for Expo 2020 Dubai will go on sale for the general public in April 2020.

Expo 2020 Dubai has announced the ticket prices for the global event, with a one-day pass priced at Dh120, while a three-day pass is priced at Dh260.
Organisers revealed the prices at the Arabian Travel Market (ATM 2019) exhibition in Dubai. Adults (18 and over) can purchase a ticket for a single day costing Dh120, while a three-day pass, which can be used on any three days during the 173 days of the Expo, will be priced at Dh260. A ticket will give its holder access to an experience that includes 60 live shows a day, future-shaping technologies, performances from world-famous artists, daily parades, cutting-edge architecture, special celebrations and more than 200 F&B outlets serving a world of cuisines.
Single-day and three-day tickets will be offered to international travellers in bundled packages to be sold by Authorised Ticket Resellers, contracted with Expo 2020 starting next month. These tickets will go on sale for the general public in April 2020, although visitors will be able to buy monthly and season passes directly from Expo from Q4 2019. Details of these will be announced later, organisers said.
Expo 2020 will offer a range of concessions, including free access for children aged five and under and seniors aged 65 and over. Youth aged six to 17 and students of any age will receive 50 per cent discount, while people of determination will be granted complimentary access, with their carers entering for half price. The Expo School Programme also will offer specially-curated journeys for school students of all ages to excite and educate them on the Expo sub-themes.
Sanjive Khosla, deputy chief - Sales and Marketing, Expo 2020 Dubai, said: "With less than 550 days to go before the biggest event ever to be held in the Arab region, excitement is building fast. We aim to be a World Expo that is accessible to all and believe the ticket prices and concessions will help us achieve that ambition. We can't wait to welcome millions of visitors from around the globe, as we make every effort to ensure that our welcome is warm and reflective of the rich Arabic tradition of hospitality."
The event will allow visitors to explore the three Thematic Districts focusing on the Expo's subthemes of Opportunity, Mobility and Sustainability, as well as the 192 Country Pavilions on site.
Gillian Hamburger, senior vice president, Programming, Expo 2020 Dubai, said: "Every day at Expo 2020 there will be more than 60 live events, including parades, performances, global music shows, hands-on workshops and other diverse entertainment for all to enjoy. There will be sitewide celebrations on special days such as Diwali, UAE National Day, Christmas, New Year's Eve, Chinese New Year and International Women's Day. At Expo 2020, we're not only welcoming the future, but also welcoming the fun."
- rohma@khaleejtimes.com