I'm a Muslim from🇬🇧 and I think non Muslims not being able to eat or drink is not fair during ramadan. Also they should have thought of crossings for pedestrians
Yeah that's true. Crossings for pedestrians would have made sense. Non muslims can eat and drink during Ramadan, but they have to be hidden away from public view, which I think is a reasonable compromise.
I suppose there are 'dark sides' to every place that you visit these days? I think education and doing your research should solve most of the problems you might face out there. :)
Trust me, there ISNT a SINGLE country that doesn't have "dark side" rules. Many Western countries had massive amounts of crime & homeless problems & large amounts of uncultured women who breed out of wedlock births. Japan has a low birth rate problem but no crime. No shootings in London but a lot of stabbings.
Salam Some UA-camrs should take a lesson from ur humble behaviour, *Replying to each1of us* Really appreciated, Thz for ur precious time, Do came again 2 dubai. We will be happy brother /sir . Salam (peace)
In some sort of way, I agree. Life was a lot simpler way back when ... I think people take their liberties way too far in this day and age. In a place like this where they don't tolerate that sort of behaviour, it's not necessarily a bad way to live.
Can you ask something or maybe a location or any kind of info to police officers when he/she is on the street just parked. Like a normal conversation with a officer without disturbing them like u do in any situation
this video is not available on your channel ... I was trying to find more videos related to dubai but this video was in recommendations and is not showing on your channel
Thanks Rachel - they actually relaxed the laws a few years ago, so it's acceptable to stay in hotel rooms unmarried and alcohol is much more tolerated. It's a lot more chilled out than when I made this video. I think they realised that they need the tourists post-pandemic!
Do people greet each other readily like in the US? Like here in the US you can’t go anywhere without people greeting you with, “Hi, how are you?” Would locals look at you weird if you greeted them this way even if you’re strangers?
We (arabs) really like to greet eachother or stranger in arabic By Saying ٱلسَّلَامُ عَلَيْكُمْ (peace b upon u) And for non muslims we say SALAM (peace) , Or hi ... We really like it
You can drink and eat all you want, but just not in public around Ramadan. Especially not near government buildings and mosques, but short of those places you'll be okay. Even if you have to duck into a restroom, an indoor restaurant or a tourist place (like a beach or hotel), it's fine.
It might not be your area of expertise but is it realistic to establish a small business (like barbershop or a small store etc.) in Dubai for let's say 50k dirham? Including all visas and licenses? I think it is doable but then you would need to lock your rent 6 months or o year (because they dont pay rent monthly in Dubai as far as I know), then all the deposits then all the food for the first months etc so 100k AED would be more safe, but still... what would be your take.
Can I buy my alcohol and take it to my hotel. Or are there bars where I can go partying have few drinks. What are the rules concerning alcohol consumption.
Yes, you can do both. There are bars you can drink and you can consume it in your hotel. Alcohol consumption in public (like in the street) is not tolerated, but that's the same for a lot of countries.
This guy is not living in dubai. Misleading information. I am in Canada but lived and worked in UAE for 15years.. And I will certify and certainly say, UAE is the safest, greastest country in the world. Rules are number 1, no drugs, no homesless. Food is amazing, culture is unmatched and you can ask anyone. No one is shouting in the streets, few or maybe no scammers.. And cheaper than here in Canada and any other western countries. Well, weather is harsh for maybe 3-4months but the rest, paradise.
I think it's more the novelty that you're doing all of these things in the middle of a barren desert that's the appeal. Skydiving over the palm was pretty immense though. And yes, I also rode on a camel and went dune bashing.
@@UltimateBucketList about 70-80% of the people are from India, Pakistan, Bengladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka - or the greater India. Mujhe batao Dubai kiska hona chahiye?
Dubai is a amazing city. It's worth visiting it once. But the biggest regret is that when the Ruler/Government can spend so much money on buildings/infrastructure/personal wealth/ functions/events/beautifying it's cities then why can't they not spend on upliftment/improvement of living/working standards of workers/labourers who have worked so hard n sweat their energy to build these cities/concrete jungles.... When you visit any labour camp or industrial area of of Dubai or any Gulf city, the living conditions there of labourers/workers is inhumane n pathetic. What use is this extravaganza n concrete jungle when you don't care for people who have sweat their blood to build them. Their own citizens with no work are paid luxuriously while these people are deprived of their minimum wages... It's very saddening. They say" all that shine is not gold "...😟
Sadly, Dubai is an amazing city BECAUSE of the forced slave labour. And you can say the same about a lot of cities being built right now. It's not right, but it is what it is.
This sounds like everywhere. Governments do not care about the poorer community. In the UK, everywhere is striking for better pay, but the government refuses pay rises. Putting up the cost of living beyond most people means. Same everywhere.
I am going to visit Dubai for 7 night and would like to go to Abu Dhabi, what would be the best way to get between the two cities? Your videos have given me great insight in what to do in the two cities just need to travel between them 😀. Thank you for any advise you might have on this.
Hi Julio. Rather annoyingly, there is no train or metro between the two cities, otherwise that would be easy. Taxi is expensive, so you're better off going on the Dubai Transit website and figuring out the best bus for you to take depending on where you are. I personally have taken the E101 bus from IBN Battuta Bus Station to Abu Dhabi Central and it took two hours. Price wasn't bad either. Take the early morning bus if possible, it's a lot less crowded. Hope that helps?
@@UltimateBucketList This is spot on, the only addition is take he metro from Dubai Airport to Jabal Ali, change to another metro train to Ibn Battuta from where you take the bus to Abu Dhabi
I don't see anything wrong with that if people are fasting while will u be eating in their faces is wrong. And also when it comes to women dress code most foreign women have problems with it. I don't see any problem with it cover up remember is not your country abide by the rules 😉 is a religious country so if they're fasting 🤷 purchase your food and get back to hotel. 😊 I hope to visit Dubai for just 2 weeks can someone send me invitation 😅
Yes exactly. Different countries have different laws and sometimes there's nothing wrong with them. They might be different to our laws for sure, but people always have a choice of whether to go there or not.
There's signs of it everywhere ... I mean, you can't look at all the nice buildings without thinking about the migrant workers who toiled in the heat to build them. Whether you or I think that's right or not, that's just the way it is over here.
It would be advisable yes, especially in public places, government buildings and mosques. But in places like beaches, I don't think anyone would notice.
@@UltimateBucketList Oh so people do complain or can become aggressive if while filming or taking pictures they appear on the background by accident, probably an obvious thing to assume since I don't think everyone would like to be in someone else's video or photos, but that man got really close to you...
Dubai is more clean,convenient,safe. and please dont compare with any other contry. London is crowded,mess,dirty etc. And very dangerous. please dont try to pic climate. London ooh in summer hot humidity,Rain cant walk.very uncomfortable. suck As singapore,hk,tailand etc. ooh crowded dangerous dirty. So please stay for some time & see. every corner is safe & clean. extremely.and convenient.you cant feel hot. AC in every corner.even street crossing bridge,bus stand fully airconditioned. luxury for all. Good luck. take care. Bye
I guess yoir origin is singapore or hk. i know few singapore & HK friends same like you. Great You in short visit can undestand. few about Dubai. why dont stay longer and post a video. Great Good luck.
Great,informative video. Respect their laws! Reasons to live there....space, light, warmth, cheap petrol, world food.luxury shopping. LAW AND ORDER, I LOVE IT
OK, Tourist distance is manageable and you have a taxi/metro. Crossing roads? Jaywalking is illegal to use crossing. Ramadan, you can eat and drink in dedicated places, they are obvious. Ramadan, respect the culture and enjoy. Ramadan goes crazy after sundown when you can drink and eat what you want. Ramadan is a holy month so be respectful. Language, try to learn some of the local language, it's just respectful. Metro, is great but you can be fined for luggage Hire a car.....no Taxi to the hotel, book local but this is difficult cheap, it can be but choose where to go and when, things we foud were cheaper than the UK, and much tastier Temp, everywhere has AC, hotel, mall, taxi Rule breakers, don't be a tosser... be respectful Respect laws! Never had an issue is 10 years. Free for a chat x
The level at which African’s are poorly treated will Amaze you. An African can not report to the police and be taken seriously. But let an Indian or filipino report to the police. SHM
That is 97 degrees and that is really hot for me. I live in San Francisco. It is rarely hot. How is Dubai in January/February? Also, if it is so hot there, why have I seen numerous videos with folks wearing suits (real estate agents, Piers Morgan and others walking outside). I also saw another video with people wearing sweatpants and sweaters.
Ive got a painting I acquired some yrs. ago.It contains people in acts that would be seen as offensive,by the locals.Its an investment and I hope to sell it possibly.Ive been advised of a method of social media and groups related to its subject matter. Could that bring some form of insult or injury that I should be concerned about?
Thanks for the info. This uncertain feeling ,certainly has me desirous to rid it from my wall! Possibly for a divine ditty or a secret Psalm of a song!
Unfortunately not. You might be able to get away with it on the tourist public beaches etc. And inside shopping malls behind the curtains is fine too. But walking the streets drinking water during Ramadan isn't a good idea.
The only funny part about this is saying Dubai's driving isn't as disciplined as the US, lol. That may be true for smaller towns, but all major metropolitan areas in the US suffer from horrible drivers!
I suppose it's the same with most countries that you visit. Some of them have laws that you wouldn't think they have. For example: it's illegal to walk in public in Hungary without some form of ID. If you are stopped and you don't have ID, they take you to a police station straight away.
Wait. There is. There are loads of interesting things in towns and in manchester. Hotel football. Both manchester clubs. Chill and play factory and the football museum etc
I love a country that's 1: tough on crime 2: don't allow people(Karen's & rachets & westerners) to act a damn fool in public because of feelings & "western privilege". Visiting Dubai soon can't wait. Very good video
some people like it some people don't. From all the places in the world i have seen dubai was for sure the most overwhelmingly beautiful place! if you haven't been there you can't say anything about it 🙂
Hes wrong about the cars...ive lived in dubai for 4 years.....the cars stop for u whenever ur crossing the road...no matter what....if they accidently touch u also it becomes a police case....so pedestrians have the right of way....also dubai is actually a very small city....hes wrong about that too....
Nope and nope. Given that I saw many people almost get run over and to get from one end of the city to the other is 23 miles, you're wrong on both counts.
"cars have the right of way" - the irony is that the drivers in next door sharja are some of the most respectful towards pedestrians I have come across anywhere in the world. As for Dubai being expensive it very much depends on what part of town you are in. For instance, in Daira you can eat very cheaply and far more cheaply than in Europe. For a place that sells itself as a first-world tourist destination, I thought it was good value especially compared to a complete rip of like London.
@@UltimateBucketList I disagree. I think in general it’s good value for a first world destination. I generally use it as a 2 or 3 day stopover to break up longer flights and the cost of food and hotels is a lot cheaper than in Europe. I have also looked at other stopover destinations in the region and they are generally more expensive. My biggest complaint is that it’s completely soulless and lacking in any regional charm but I can handle that for a few days. Worth pointing out that despite the fact that it’s a Muslim country their attitudes to such things as duty free are very liberal. As you point out in your video however always abide by the rules.
Someone tell me one good reason to visit Dubai. It seems there are better, more comfortable places in the world if I wanted costly delusions of grandeur.
I say to people that ask me about Dubai that it's an interesting mix of Arabic culture mixed with Western super-modernism. But it comes with conditions: a caveat of rules, some of which people don't like.
I'm a Muslim from🇬🇧 and I think non Muslims not being able to eat or drink is not fair during ramadan.
Also they should have thought of crossings for pedestrians
Yeah that's true. Crossings for pedestrians would have made sense.
Non muslims can eat and drink during Ramadan, but they have to be hidden away from public view, which I think is a reasonable compromise.
Just watched all 4 of your dubai videos, nice one man 😁
Thanks. There's about 2 more to come!
After reading some of the comments about the dark side of Dubai, I believe I have changed my mind about wanting to go there!
I suppose there are 'dark sides' to every place that you visit these days?
I think education and doing your research should solve most of the problems you might face out there. :)
Dubai has been built with the blood of construction workers from poor countries, who are also been treated horribly. Dubai is a horrible place.
I agree.
Trust me, there ISNT a SINGLE country that doesn't have "dark side" rules. Many Western countries had massive amounts of crime & homeless problems & large amounts of uncultured women who breed out of wedlock births. Japan has a low birth rate problem but no crime. No shootings in London but a lot of stabbings.
Respect the rules of the country you weren't forced to go
Exactly.
That's what Black Americans are telling immigrants that flood into america!!! Very disrespectful...
Tell that to the immigrants
Exactly! Ramadan is the BEST month of the year in EVERY Muslim country. Every country has its rules & traditions that people need to respect
I love my freedom why visit prison - that's how this place sounds. I also love to wear what I want to wear without men dictating to me.
Salam
Some UA-camrs should take a lesson from ur humble behaviour,
*Replying to each1of us*
Really appreciated,
Thz for ur precious time,
Do came again 2 dubai.
We will be happy brother /sir .
Salam (peace)
Salam!
Wow! A place that doesn't tolerate Karen's is a 💎 gem. Great vid. Life used to be like this when I was a kid in the 1960s. Its called being normal.
In some sort of way, I agree.
Life was a lot simpler way back when ... I think people take their liberties way too far in this day and age.
In a place like this where they don't tolerate that sort of behaviour, it's not necessarily a bad way to live.
Karens 😆
Great knowledge 👍🏾!
Thanks very much!
que hace un calor horrendo, y que fuera de allí.solo.hay desierto y que mejor viajar allí en noviembre , diciembre que es cuando hace menos calor
Sí, es una temperatura agradable en noviembre, diciembre y enero. Visité en febrero y fue muy agradable.
Brilliant!
Thanks.
very informative. by the way what's the name of the place at 8:26 ? Thanks
Those are the waterfalls in the middle of Dubai Mail.
Yes, that's a shopping mall!
Can you ask something or maybe a location or any kind of info to police officers when he/she is on the street just parked. Like a normal conversation with a officer without disturbing them like u do in any situation
I don't see why not?
this video is not available on your channel ... I was trying to find more videos related to dubai but this video was in recommendations and is not showing on your channel
It should be?
Well I like the way this short documentary was presented. I am sure Dubai is a very interesting place. But not for me?
Thanks Rachel - they actually relaxed the laws a few years ago, so it's acceptable to stay in hotel rooms unmarried and alcohol is much more tolerated.
It's a lot more chilled out than when I made this video. I think they realised that they need the tourists post-pandemic!
Where do u buy the card for the metro from?
Any Dubai Metro station or the Airport. You can use the ticket machines or go to a ticket desk.
I don’t use the metro. I use careem. 😂😂😂 it’s more convenient for me. It’s really not that expensive
Okay!
مرحبا
Is there accommodations for seniors over 70?
It's not as well advertised, but you shouldn't have difficulty finding places that cater for seniors.
They have the weather we do here
Depends where 'here' is?
Wheres the place at 10:15?
The Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi.
Do people greet each other readily like in the US? Like here in the US you can’t go anywhere without people greeting you with, “Hi, how are you?” Would locals look at you weird if you greeted them this way even if you’re strangers?
I think they'd be suspicious, yeah.
@@UltimateBucketList ... Thank you.. very informative
We (arabs) really like to greet eachother or stranger in arabic
By Saying ٱلسَّلَامُ عَلَيْكُمْ (peace b upon u)
And for non muslims we say SALAM (peace) ,
Or hi ...
We really like it
Everybody like greetings, therefore, we too,
By thry way *hi there* 🙂
How u doing ?
Hahah
Take care 👍❤️
Hi histrionic,I really want to know something in us
What if people who do fast are literally about pass out from dehydration, is there acceptable cases where you need to drink water
You can drink and eat all you want, but just not in public around Ramadan. Especially not near government buildings and mosques, but short of those places you'll be okay.
Even if you have to duck into a restroom, an indoor restaurant or a tourist place (like a beach or hotel), it's fine.
Thanks! What hotel did you stay at and would you recommend the location?
I stayed in a hotel at Dubai Marina, can't remember the name of it ... it was quite nice though.
It might not be your area of expertise but is it realistic to establish a small business (like barbershop or a small store etc.) in Dubai for let's say 50k dirham? Including all visas and licenses? I think it is doable but then you would need to lock your rent 6 months or o year (because they dont pay rent monthly in Dubai as far as I know), then all the deposits then all the food for the first months etc so 100k AED would be more safe, but still... what would be your take.
I honestly couldn't tell you. It's definitely doable, so long as you abide by all their laws and know what they are before you start.
Can I buy my alcohol and take it to my hotel. Or are there bars where I can go partying have few drinks. What are the rules concerning alcohol consumption.
Yes, you can do both. There are bars you can drink and you can consume it in your hotel.
Alcohol consumption in public (like in the street) is not tolerated, but that's the same for a lot of countries.
There rules are sensible and safe
Yes, very reasonable.
Hey man, i wanna click your "link below" but it ain't there bro...
Sorry .. ua-cam.com/video/P9pWFhtTMzA/v-deo.html
This guy is not living in dubai. Misleading information. I am in Canada but lived and worked in UAE for 15years.. And I will certify and certainly say, UAE is the safest, greastest country in the world. Rules are number 1, no drugs, no homesless. Food is amazing, culture is unmatched and you can ask anyone. No one is shouting in the streets, few or maybe no scammers.. And cheaper than here in Canada and any other western countries. Well, weather is harsh for maybe 3-4months but the rest, paradise.
"ramadan is inconvenient" thats not nice to say. ramadan is very beneficial for both the physical and mental
You really ought to lighten up. I was referring to if you're a non-muslim tourist, which is pretty much everyone that watches this video.
There's no need to ski, sky dive, or ice skate in Dubai. You can do that at home. Ride the camel and go to the dunes!!
I think it's more the novelty that you're doing all of these things in the middle of a barren desert that's the appeal.
Skydiving over the palm was pretty immense though.
And yes, I also rode on a camel and went dune bashing.
*दुबई भारत का हिस्सा होना चाहिए Dubai India ka hissa hona chaahiye..Dubai should be a part of india*
I don't think Dubai would agree with you.
@@UltimateBucketList about 70-80% of the people are from India, Pakistan, Bengladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka - or the greater India. Mujhe batao Dubai kiska hona chahiye?
Are tourists allowed to go inside the mosques?
Yes!
I just jumped and slapped your profile. Thanks XD
@@gimmesoup3714 that's hawt.
Yeah there allowed
@@gimmesoup3714 Slappy!
Dos and don't for women in Dubai
Yeah, good idea.
One thing he didn't mention: the whole city was built by slave labour.
Kind of self-implied.
Is it me or does he speak like the man from BBC Art Attack
ua-cam.com/video/3of1k6I3ja4/v-deo.html
I sound nothing like Neil Buchannan!
It has become satanic
It really hasn't.
Dubai is a amazing city. It's worth visiting it once.
But the biggest regret is that when the Ruler/Government can spend so much money on buildings/infrastructure/personal wealth/ functions/events/beautifying it's cities then why can't they not spend on upliftment/improvement of living/working standards of workers/labourers who have worked so hard n sweat their energy to build these cities/concrete jungles.... When you visit any labour camp or industrial area of of Dubai or any Gulf city, the living conditions there of labourers/workers is inhumane n pathetic. What use is this extravaganza n concrete jungle when you don't care for people who have sweat their blood to build them. Their own citizens with no work are paid luxuriously while these people are deprived of their minimum wages... It's very saddening. They say" all that shine is not gold "...😟
Sadly, Dubai is an amazing city BECAUSE of the forced slave labour. And you can say the same about a lot of cities being built right now.
It's not right, but it is what it is.
This sounds like everywhere. Governments do not care about the poorer community. In the UK, everywhere is striking for better pay, but the government refuses pay rises. Putting up the cost of living beyond most people means. Same everywhere.
please respect for Muslims fasting.
If you from UK you know better.but still you can Eat &drink If you are non Muslim.
please undestand.
American's will see this video, go there, and still act entitled. I've seen it
Not just Americans ... most Western Countries that aren't used to Eastern customs.
We hope you liked Dubai. Everyone is welcome to visit ❤
Yes, absolutely! Thank you very much.
I am going to visit Dubai for 7 night and would like to go to Abu Dhabi, what would be the best way to get between the two cities? Your videos have given me great insight in what to do in the two cities just need to travel between them 😀. Thank you for any advise you might have on this.
Hi Julio.
Rather annoyingly, there is no train or metro between the two cities, otherwise that would be easy. Taxi is expensive, so you're better off going on the Dubai Transit website and figuring out the best bus for you to take depending on where you are.
I personally have taken the E101 bus from IBN Battuta Bus Station to Abu Dhabi Central and it took two hours. Price wasn't bad either. Take the early morning bus if possible, it's a lot less crowded.
Hope that helps?
@@UltimateBucketList This is spot on, the only addition is take he metro from Dubai Airport to Jabal Ali, change to another metro train to Ibn Battuta from where you take the bus to Abu Dhabi
I was there October 29 2022, New York and California is two times more expensive!!!!!
I can believe that!
I don't see anything wrong with that if people are fasting while will u be eating in their faces is wrong. And also when it comes to women dress code most foreign women have problems with it. I don't see any problem with it cover up remember is not your country abide by the rules 😉 is a religious country so if they're fasting 🤷 purchase your food and get back to hotel. 😊 I hope to visit Dubai for just 2 weeks can someone send me invitation 😅
Yes exactly. Different countries have different laws and sometimes there's nothing wrong with them.
They might be different to our laws for sure, but people always have a choice of whether to go there or not.
Interesting..did you see the other side of Dubai=The slums,cheap labor immigrants captivity, that many videos are popping up on UA-cam?🤔
There's signs of it everywhere ... I mean, you can't look at all the nice buildings without thinking about the migrant workers who toiled in the heat to build them. Whether you or I think that's right or not, that's just the way it is over here.
Is it compulsory to wear clothes covering our knees and shoulder during Ramadan?
It would be advisable yes, especially in public places, government buildings and mosques.
But in places like beaches, I don't think anyone would notice.
10:05 wow wow, what's happening there? was he trying to steal something from you or something else?
He took exception to me filming. I politely stopped and got out of his way ... I didn't want any trouble.
@@UltimateBucketList Oh so people do complain or can become aggressive if while filming or taking pictures they appear on the background by accident, probably an obvious thing to assume since I don't think everyone would like to be in someone else's video or photos, but that man got really close to you...
Dubai is more clean,convenient,safe.
and please dont compare with any other contry.
London is crowded,mess,dirty etc.
And very dangerous.
please dont try to pic climate.
London ooh in summer hot humidity,Rain cant walk.very uncomfortable.
suck As singapore,hk,tailand etc.
ooh crowded dangerous dirty.
So please stay for some time & see.
every corner is safe & clean.
extremely.and convenient.you cant feel hot.
AC in every corner.even street crossing bridge,bus stand fully airconditioned.
luxury for all.
Good luck.
take care.
Bye
Actually the roads in Dubai are way better then in Europe. Also the taxis are cheaper then in Europe
The roads, yes. The drivers, not so much!
I got gouged on my one taxi ride to my hotel - it's hard to agree with what you said.
Ah, Yurrup!
I guess yoir origin is singapore or hk.
i know few singapore & HK friends same like you.
Great
You in short visit can undestand.
few about Dubai.
why dont stay longer and post a video.
Great
Good luck.
Another nice informative video. Thanks.
Thanks Dee, much appreciated!
How much is the taxi cost, how they charge per km?
I'm not sure, you'll have to ask whichever driver you're with. They definitely charge by meter.
Great,informative video. Respect their laws! Reasons to live there....space, light, warmth, cheap petrol, world food.luxury shopping. LAW AND ORDER, I LOVE IT
Thanks!
no freedom of speech no thanks
Law and order I love it. No Karen's or Rachets or Western Privilege people whining
That's nice, but do you mind explaing the rules of Dubai for us?
Aha, good one! My previous video explains what you don't do, and so long as you don't do those, you'll be fine! :)
Fair play, Jocko!
Very informative thank you! 😊
Question. How do I book a ride in desert on a camel? Should I select hotel in the city that sew near netro?
There's many companies that will sell you a package that includes camel riding.
Yes, try and stay near a metro - it's a lifesaver!
OK, Tourist distance is manageable and you have a taxi/metro.
Crossing roads? Jaywalking is illegal to use crossing.
Ramadan, you can eat and drink in dedicated places, they are obvious.
Ramadan, respect the culture and enjoy.
Ramadan goes crazy after sundown when you can drink and eat what you want.
Ramadan is a holy month so be respectful.
Language, try to learn some of the local language, it's just respectful.
Metro, is great but you can be fined for luggage
Hire a car.....no
Taxi to the hotel, book local but this is difficult
cheap, it can be but choose where to go and when, things we foud were cheaper than the UK, and much tastier
Temp, everywhere has AC, hotel, mall, taxi
Rule breakers, don't be a tosser... be respectful
Respect laws! Never had an issue is 10 years.
Free for a chat x
Yes, basically respect the laws.
I stopped watching at"ramadhan is inconvenient"
I stopped reading when I read 'I stopped watching'.
where did you stay in dubai
Dubai Marina, a place called the Movenpick. It was very nice.
Very informative video! Thank you
Thanks! Glad you found this video useful :)
The level at which African’s are poorly treated will Amaze you. An African can not report to the police and be taken seriously. But let an Indian or filipino report to the police. SHM
I think every immigrant race that isn't Western is treated pretty terribly ... not just Africans.
I am excited about Dubai
Great! Hope you have a wonderful trip!
Lovely and informative!
Thank you!
In the three years since your post, you will find that the "inconvenient Ramadan" is, in fact, not at all inconvenient.
I certainly didn't find it inconvenient, especially when everything is significantly cheaper & quieter! 😉
appreciated , thank you so much
Cheers!
I disagree with your road standard point, I actually think the road standards are much better here than in the US.
Road standards, yes.
DRIVING standards, no.
what if my bucketlist includes going to dubai prison -hiihihihi
Each to their own I guess.
Nice video thanks bro
Thanks!
if you live in dubai
Yes, exactly. I think you get used to the temperature if it's 37 or below - anything hotter than that is really inconvenient!
That is 97 degrees and that is really hot for me. I live in San Francisco. It is rarely hot. How is Dubai in January/February? Also, if it is so hot there, why have I seen numerous videos with folks wearing suits (real estate agents, Piers Morgan and others walking outside). I also saw another video with people wearing sweatpants and sweaters.
They only want you to see the good side the bad side is hidden away, trust me it's not a nice place to go
You can say that about any major city really.
@@UltimateBucketList true
Dont visit with ramadan,
Try Athens instead, its more free.
Ramadan is fine.
Yes UAE country is big enough but no robes no thugs to sickness like in paradise na 🤝 tanks to Russian help and made
Interesting though.
Ive got a painting I acquired some yrs. ago.It contains people in acts that would be seen as offensive,by the locals.Its an investment and I hope to sell it possibly.Ive been advised of a method of social media and groups related to its subject matter. Could that bring some form of insult or injury that I should be concerned about?
Subject matter is "The Burj Al Arab "with diverse amount of people and behaviors while on Jumeirah beach.
I don't know actually? You might want to check with an art expert that is based specifically in Dubai.
Thanks for the info. This uncertain feeling ,certainly has me desirous to rid it from my wall! Possibly for a divine ditty or a secret Psalm of a song!
can you drink water in public during Ramadan?
Unfortunately not.
You might be able to get away with it on the tourist public beaches etc.
And inside shopping malls behind the curtains is fine too.
But walking the streets drinking water during Ramadan isn't a good idea.
Thanks
Welcome
Probably more dangerous in the US
In some cases, yeah.
Doesn’t seem like the best tourist destination.
It's honestly fine. You just have to be mindful that this stuff happens.
Thank you very much for your useful infomation.It is really important to be safe.
I agree. And thanks!
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Thank you!
...or just get an Uber to get around, it's far cheaper than in Europe to get a taxi.
Didn't realise Dubai had Ubers.
@@UltimateBucketList yeah that’s all I used to get around, it was far too hot to walk, plus I didn’t have a clue where I was going half the time!
The only funny part about this is saying Dubai's driving isn't as disciplined as the US, lol. That may be true for smaller towns, but all major metropolitan areas in the US suffer from horrible drivers!
Everywhere has horrible drivers admittedly, but you really have to watch out in Dubai!
@@UltimateBucketList Yes I know, I lived in the UAE :)
I like rule no 9
I suppose it's the same with most countries that you visit. Some of them have laws that you wouldn't think they have.
For example: it's illegal to walk in public in Hungary without some form of ID. If you are stopped and you don't have ID, they take you to a police station straight away.
very informative
Thanks very much!
also make a video about MANCHESTER
As a Manchester resident, there's really not much to do!
@@UltimateBucketList oh yeah. Quite true.
Wait. There is. There are loads of interesting things in towns and in manchester. Hotel football. Both manchester clubs. Chill and play factory and the football museum etc
Toby Khanzadeh I’m pretty sure this guy isn’t going into a little children’s play factory 🤨
I love a country that's 1: tough on crime 2: don't allow people(Karen's & rachets & westerners) to act a damn fool in public because of feelings & "western privilege". Visiting Dubai soon can't wait. Very good video
Thank you very much! Enjoy Dubai and be sure to check out my Dubai City Guide before you go!
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No culture, just money grabbing and choking controls. Not.
So Dubai isn't a good place to go and enjoy yourself with your wife. So I'll just go mexico and have a blast and just stay here in USA.
Each to their own I guess.
So they not allowed record and take pictures at Dubai
You can, but don't use professional style cameras - they think you're doing it for commercial reasons.
I can't justify the time and expense of traveling to Dubai. To me it's too much heat and sand. Not crazy about ending up in jail for violating a law.
Each to their own I guess?
And it's a fake man-made inorganic city! And too damn hot...
some people like it some people don't. From all the places in the world i have seen dubai was for sure the most overwhelmingly beautiful place!
if you haven't been there you can't say anything about it 🙂
dubai is the best once you come you will not want to go back and it is reallyyy hot but no matter how hot it is you'll not sweat.
Damn, I'm going for 3 weeks this 13th of April during Ramadan and I'm a chain smoker.... I had no idea wow..... This is gonna be tough..
I think you'll be fine.
Hes wrong about the cars...ive lived in dubai for 4 years.....the cars stop for u whenever ur crossing the road...no matter what....if they accidently touch u also it becomes a police case....so pedestrians have the right of way....also dubai is actually a very small city....hes wrong about that too....
Nope and nope. Given that I saw many people almost get run over and to get from one end of the city to the other is 23 miles, you're wrong on both counts.
"cars have the right of way" - the irony is that the drivers in next door sharja are some of the most respectful towards pedestrians I have come across anywhere in the world. As for Dubai being expensive it very much depends on what part of town you are in. For instance, in Daira you can eat very cheaply and far more cheaply than in Europe. For a place that sells itself as a first-world tourist destination, I thought it was good value especially compared to a complete rip of like London.
I'm not disputing that there are cheap places around Dubai, just like there are many cheap places around London.
But in general, Dubai is expensive.
@@UltimateBucketList I disagree. I think in general it’s good value for a first world destination. I generally use it as a 2 or 3 day stopover to break up longer flights and the cost of food and hotels is a lot cheaper than in Europe. I have also looked at other stopover destinations in the region and they are generally more expensive. My biggest complaint is that it’s completely soulless and lacking in any regional charm but I can handle that for a few days. Worth pointing out that despite the fact that it’s a Muslim country their attitudes to such things as duty free are very liberal. As you point out in your video however always abide by the rules.
Someone tell me one good reason to visit Dubai. It seems there are better, more comfortable places in the world if I wanted costly delusions of grandeur.
I say to people that ask me about Dubai that it's an interesting mix of Arabic culture mixed with Western super-modernism.
But it comes with conditions: a caveat of rules, some of which people don't like.
they dont ram a dan. they ram a goat or donkey or camel
Ram a lam a ding dong?