Skyline Saturdays lands at The Penthouse, FIVE Palm Jumeirah on Saturday, 28 February 2026, with the night running from 10:00 PM onward. For reservations and entry questions, call +971 52 900 4868. The address is FIVE Palm Jumeirah, No. 1 Palm Jumeirah, Dubai, UAE. This event is 21+ and weekend capacity can fill fast.
What makes this Saturday different
This edition pairs Emir b2b ANREY in a setting that leans into contrast, pacing, and rooftop energy rather than quick-hit set changes. ANREY’s sound pulls from disco-leaning grooves and Chicago house foundations, so you can expect long blends and patient builds. Meanwhile, Emir brings Afro House drive shaped by major global stages and chart-facing releases, which usually translates into big momentum shifts when the room is ready. Together, they create a back-and-forth that feels intentional, not random. If you like sets that travel rather than sprint, this is the right kind of pairing.
Entry choices that actually work on Palm weekends
If you want the simplest plan, go for general admission tickets from approximately AED 200, then arrive close to 10:00 PM so you walk into the main energy. If you prefer flexibility, aim to arrive earlier and try your luck with bar entry free until 10:00 PM, but bar entry is subject to availability, so it can turn into a waiting game on busy Saturdays. If you’re coming as a couple or a small group and you care about comfort, you’ll feel the difference with a table reservation for food and shisha, especially once the rooftop reaches peak density. When you want certainty, tickets or a table beat last-minute queue decisions.
Tables, timing, and the smooth-night approach
A calm way to do it is to arrive in the early evening, settle into the venue’s lounge flow, and then transition into the club atmosphere as the clock hits ten. The venue lists Lounge and Terrace opening from 5:00 PM, so you can treat this like a full-night plan instead of a single entry moment. If your group hates interruptions, plan your “move” before the crowd locks in, because switching between spaces can feel slower when staffing focuses on door control. Advance reservations give you the most control over how your night actually feels.
Getting there without turning it into a mission
By car, the common approach is King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud Street into Palm Jumeirah Road, then follow signage for FIVE Palm Jumeirah. By taxi or ride-hailing, the trip stays easy, but pick-up times can stretch after midnight, so it helps to decide in advance whether you’ll leave around peak closing hours or later when demand drops. From Abu Dhabi, leaving around early evening usually keeps the drive calmer, and you’ll avoid arriving right as queues thicken. From Sharjah or Ajman, build in extra buffer because weekend traffic into Dubai can stack up before you even reach the Palm turn. Palm access roads feel small when everyone arrives at the same time.
A practical note before you go
Dubai’s forecast for Saturday, 28 February shows hazy sun, with temperatures around 29°C high and 21°C low, so you’ll likely want a light layer for late-night rooftop breeze. Arrive earlier than you think you need, because parking and drop-off lines can spike close to 10:00 PM. If you use public transport, a common workaround is Metro or Tram to the nearest practical stop, then a short taxi into the Palm, because door-to-door public access can feel indirect. Ticket and door prices can change, so treat listed amounts as approximately, and for the most reliable purchase routes, use PLATINUMLIST or TICKETMASTER. According to updates tracked by the editor of www.few.ae, this weekend run of Skyline Saturdays tends to tighten entry once the rooftop hits capacity.