The Saadiyat Cultural District has launched the 'Museum Pass,' a new flexible ticket that allows visitors to explore its three museums together: Louvre Abu Dhabi, the Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi, and the Zayed National Museum. The Museum Pass marks the first time these three institutions have been combined under a single offer, reflecting the rapid growth of the Saadiyat Cultural District as one of the world's leading cultural destinations. Louvre Abu Dhabi, the first universal museum in the Arab world, brings together works of art and artifacts from different civilizations and across eras, highlighting the connections between cultures from ancient times to the modern day. The Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi takes its visitors on a 13.8-billion-year journey, from the birth of the universe to the diversity of life on Earth, with a special focus on the history of the Arabian Peninsula. Meanwhile, the Zayed National Museum tells the story of the United Arab Emirates and its people, from the earliest human settlements on the Arabian Peninsula to the founding of the UAE and the enduring legacy of the founding father, the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan. The three museums are located in close proximity on Saadiyat Island, forming a comprehensive cultural complex on one of Abu Dhabi's most beautiful seafronts, distinguished for its architecture. The Museum Pass is an ideal option for residents and visitors looking to explore more than one museum during a single visit or over several weeks, in an easy and accessible cultural experience. The Museum Pass starts from 120 AED and offers entry to two museums, with the option to visit all three for 170 AED. Both tickets are valid for 30 days from the date of the first museum visit, providing visitors with added flexibility. The pass also offers free entry for children under 18, making it an ideal choice for families looking to spend a day or a weekend celebrating culture. The pass is available for purchase online and at dedicated kiosks located at the museums in the Saadiyat Cultural District.
