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teamLab Phenomena Museum

4.7

(7336)

Free Entry for Children

Free Shuttle

No Hidden Fees

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Gentoo Says

Immerse yourself in a living painting of light, where every corner is a post and every move is a reel. TeamLab in Abu Dhabi is the ultimate dreamscape for creators, offering the world’s most immersive digital art experience.

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What Visitors Say

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Mariam Alkhuwaiter

August, 2026

5.0

We had such a wonderful experience at teamLab Phenomena Abu Dhabi on Saadiyat Island. We visited on a weekday at around 7 PM, and it was pleasantly quiet. There were no queues for tickets or entry, which made the whole experience feel very relaxed. The galleries were highly interactive and incredibly immersive. I especially enjoyed the sensory experience created by the lights, movement, reflections, and illusions throughout the different spaces. One of my favourite activities was drawing our own creations and then watching them come to life and become part of the interactive world around us. It made the experience feel very personal and playful. There is also a lovely café where we enjoyed Japanese-inspired drinks, which was a nice addition to the visit. A very creative, sensory, and enjoyable experience for both adults and children. I would definitely recommend it, especially if you enjoy interactive art and experiences that feel completely different from a traditional museum. ✨

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I. Morgan

August, 2026

5.0

Absolutely out of this world! teamLab Phenomena is easily one of the most extraordinary experiences in Abu Dhabi. From the moment you enter, you’re completely immersed in a constantly changing world of light, colour, sound and movement — at times it genuinely feels like you’ve stepped onto another planet. This isn’t somewhere to rush. Allow a good 2–3 hours to properly explore, interact with the installations and simply stop and take everything in. Every space brings something completely different, and some of the rooms are absolutely mesmerising. The building itself is spectacular and the whole experience is incredibly well put together. It may seem expensive compared with a traditional museum, but for me it was absolutely worth it. This is far more than looking at art — you actually become part of the experience. A genuine must-do in Abu Dhabi and one of the highlights of the Saadiyat Cultural District. Incredible!

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Sarah Sissons

June, 2026

5.0

Actually worth the money. Was great! Took 2 hours to go through. Very dark so nice to come out into the sunshine at the end. There is an additional exhibit inside which is the japanese tea room - 45dhs each for a drink which had a glass that lit up and had noise effects. Worth it since this is the sort of place you come once. Make sure you have clothes that are just above the knees or can be rolled up since the water exhibit is high calf height. I found it very meditative. Loved it.

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Chef Japvir Vohra

April, 2026

5.0

Would rate this place as a must visit for young adults and children alike. Besides the obvious amazement one can expect, it is the sheer warmth of the staff that one is blown away by. My wife and I had visited on the 20th of March of 2026 and the staff literally got her in tears with the way they celebrated her birthday. Everyone was up on their feet - clapping, singing, and making her feel like the queen 👸. Up until then her birthday was ordinary but after that, after the Team Labs phenomenon, we had the best birthday ever. They even asked the cafe to have a small cake-cutting ceremony, which I will share pictures of. The team in the cafe is truly exceptional as well. They deserve special mention, right from the managers to the barista and server. The management behind the staff creating such exceptional service culture also needs to be commended. Everybody was genuinely hospitable and happy to welcome guests. I would highly recommend a visit to Team Lab Phenomena for the jaw-dropping experience. One can literally spend three hours there. We also had some fantastic family pictures outside the café next to the cornish. Great backdrops, great ambience, memorable time indeed.

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Basant Kumar

July, 2026

5.0

I simply must share with you this absolutely incredible experience I recently had. The visuals were breathtaking, each detail so meticulously crafted that it felt like stepping into another world. The entire space was immersive and thoughtfully designed, with every room flowing seamlessly into the next, truly drawing you right into the heart of the art theme. One tip though – definitely wear shorts for the water experience as you’ll inevitably get your feet wet, but there’s no need to fret as towels are kindly provided. It’s genuinely such a unique and memorable adventure, completely worth it from start to finish, and the staff were exceptionally friendly, making the whole visit even more enjoyable. Honestly, you must check it out – you won’t regret it!

Highlights

  • A contemporary immersive art experience that transforms how visitors engage with space, light and creativity.

  • Wander dreamlike spaces where walls glow, light flows, and boundaries between digital and physical seamlessly dissolve.

  • Engage with "Levitation Void," where a floating black sphere reacts to your presence, creating a surreal visual. 

  • Step into "Massless Suns and Dark Suns," an immersive world of spheres challenging your perception of space.

Access to multi-sensory art experiences across dry and semi-submerged areas

Entry at your booked time slot

Ticket Availability

  • Tickets are temporarily unavailable from 2 October 2026 until further notice
  • Children 3 and under enter for free. All guests aged 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

Things to Bring

  • A valid physical or digital ID for entry.
  • Your digital or printed ticket confirmation.
  • Clothes you don't mind getting a little wet, or a spare for kids.

Not Permitted

  • High heels are not permitted inside the museum for safety on uneven surfaces.
  • Outside food, drinks are prohibited.

Before You Visit

  • For your safety, flat-soled shoes are required. You will be asked to remove your shoes for certain water-based artworks where splashing may occur. Free lockers are available.
  • Please be advised that some artworks use UV lights, strobe/flashing effects, and fog. Certain artworks may also have height restrictions for safety.
  • Last entry is at 8:00 PM. Opening hours can change on holidays and special events.

Adults Only Hours

  • Please note that Monday to Thursday from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM is for adults (18+) only.
  • The last entry for guests under 18 on these days is at 4:30 PM.

Cancellation Policy

  • Non-refundable

  • Opening Hours: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM, last entry at 8:00 PM, ANKO Café: 14:00 to 00:00, last order at 23:15

  • Opening Days: Daily

  • Accessibility: Wheelchair Available

Location

  • Teamlab Phenomena is located in the Cultural District on Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi.

By Car

  • From both Dubai and Abu Dhabi, take the main highways (E11 or E12) and follow the exit signs for Saadiyat Island. Once on the island, follow the signs to the Cultural District. A main parking area is available, with overflow lots and shuttle services during peak times.

By Taxi

  • Taxis and ride-hailing services are widely available. You can also use Abu Dhabi's local driverless taxi service, Txai, by downloading the app.

By Bus

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From 150.00 AED / Per Ticket

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Tickets are temporarily unavailable until further notice.

Frequently Asked Questions

General admission costs AED 150 for adults aged 13 and over and AED 50 for children aged 4 to 12. Children aged 3 and under enter free. Your ticket gives you access to every installation, in the dry and semi-submerged areas, from your booked entry time on your chosen day. Guests aged 12 and under must stay with an adult.

No, tickets booked here are non-refundable and cannot be cancelled once purchased. Choose your date and ticket type with care before you pay, since changes are not available after checkout. Make sure everyone in your group is free on the date you pick.

teamLab Phenomena Abu Dhabi opens daily from 10am to 10pm, with last entry at 8pm. You explore the installations at your own pace rather than on a fixed schedule, so give yourself enough time before closing.

Last entry to teamLab Phenomena is 8pm, two hours before the 10pm closing time. If you arrive after your ticketed time slot, you may still be let in later the same day at the staff's discretion, though this is not guaranteed once the museum reaches capacity. Aim to arrive close to your booked time.

Yes, Monday to Thursday from 6pm to 10pm is reserved for guests aged 18 and over. Last entry for guests aged 17 and under on these evenings is 4:30pm. The general 8pm last entry still applies to adults during this session.

teamLab Phenomena is in the Cultural District on Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi, close to Louvre Abu Dhabi and Zayed National Museum. The museum is about 10 minutes from downtown Abu Dhabi and around 20 minutes from Abu Dhabi International Airport.

Yes, teamLab Phenomena has valet parking and a main parking entrance for visitors arriving by car. When the main car park is full, Saadiyat Car Park 3 and Car Park 4 open as overflow, linked by a shuttle bus that loops between them. Taxis and ride-hailing services also reach the venue throughout the day.

Wear comfortable, practical clothing that lets you move easily, with flat shoes such as sneakers rather than high heels, which are not permitted for safety on the uneven surfaces. Plain or white clothing stands out well against the light installations. For the artwork involving water, wear something you can fold up to your knees.

Yes, personal photography and video are allowed throughout teamLab Phenomena as long as you do not use flash or other lighting. Tripods, monopods, selfie sticks and handheld lights are not permitted in the exhibition areas. Filming for commercial use needs consent from the museum in advance.

Most of teamLab Phenomena stays dry, but one installation involves water that reaches up to your knees. Wear clothing you can fold up, or bring a change for children. Free lockers near the entrance let you store shoes, bags and other belongings before you go in.

Most visitors spend between 1.5 and 3 hours at teamLab Phenomena, though there is no fixed route or timed sections, so you choose where to linger. How long you stay depends on your own pace and how much of the museum you want to see. Last entry is 8pm.

Yes, most of teamLab Phenomena is dimly lit to let the light-based artworks stand out, and some areas use UV lighting or brief strobe effects. Children aged 12 and under must stay with an adult at all times. Keep a close hold on young children in the darker sections, since your eyes need a moment to adjust.

No, strollers are not allowed inside teamLab Phenomena, and storage space for them is limited, so consider leaving it in the car and carrying younger children instead. A dedicated nursing room is available for breastfeeding mothers, near the entrance. Free lockers are also on hand for bags and belongings.

Book your ticket before you go, since teamLab Phenomena limits capacity and popular time slots can sell out. Popular dates fill up first, and walk-in space is limited by the venue, so a booked slot is the only way to be sure of entry.

No, re-entry is not allowed once you leave the venue. Plan to see everything you want to see in one visit, since you cannot step out and return later on the same ticket. Use the free lockers inside if you want to store belongings while you visit.

Saadiyat Island's Cultural District holds several museums close to teamLab Phenomena, including Louvre Abu Dhabi Museum, Zayed National Museum and Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi. Each covers a different subject, from art and history to natural science, so you can build a full day out of the district in one visit.

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