Expo 2020 Dubai introduces Dh195 season pass and Dh45 weekday ticket

Expo 2020 Dubai has stringent safety measures in place to protect the public. All photos: Chris Whiteoak/ The National

The sprawling Dubai site has a series of robust protocols to safeguard the public.

Covid-19 safety rules are set out by Expo 2020 officials.

Expo 2020 Dubai has made vaccinations and boosters mandatory for staff, volunteers, contractors and service providers.

Visitors sanitise their hands for protection against Covid-19 at the world's fair.

Expo 2020 Dubai is committed to provide an enjoyable and safe experience for the tens of thousands of people who visit the site each day.

Expo 2020 Dubai has unveiled a season pass finale to offer unlimited access to the event for the final three months for Dh195.

There are only 11 weeks left of the world’s fair, which opened on October 1 for six months.

The season pass finale, for adults aged 18 to 59, provides unlimited entry over the period, with 10 smart queue bookings a day for participating pavilions and attractions, which allow visitors to skip the waiting lines.

Some days will, however, require prior reservation, organisers said. Entry will be granted based on capacity on the day.

Expo's reduced weekday Dh45 ticket, valid for entry from Monday to Friday, remains and comes with 10 smart queue bookings.

Children under 18, seniors over 60 and people of determination can all enter the site free of charge throughout the six-month event.

Tickets for children under 6 are only issued to visitors on arrival.

Visitors aged 18 and over must either prove they are vaccinated or have a negative PCR test obtained within the previous 72 hours.

Holders of the season finale pass are not eligible for a free PCR test, but unvaccinated visitors who buy the weekday ticket can avail of the free test at the Dubai Health Authority Expo 2020 PCR testing centre.

Expo 2020 Dubai has recorded almost nine million visits in its first three months.