
Burj Al Arab —
Dubai's most iconic building is still its last word in luxury stays. Its possible to rack up charges of $50,000 during a night's stay -- although far cheaper options are available.

Helicopter service —
Being chauffeured to the Burj from the airport in one of the hotel's Rolls-Royce Phantoms can be a chore. Alternatively there's a helicopter service for a mere $2,700.

Royal Suite —
No need to even turn your head in the Burj's Royal Suite. Simply turn the revolving bed in the direction you need to look. It costs about $24,000 during peak season.

Dubai from the air —
Seawings takes passengers on a seaplane from Dubai Creek up over the city, taking in the city's most iconic buildings.

Palm Jumeirah —
Dubai's skyline seemingly changes by the week and the scale of some massive developments on reclaimed land can only truly be appreciated with a bird's eye view. Private charters cost about $3,000.

At.mosphere at the Burj Khalifa —
Still the world's tallest building, Burj Khalifa also offers the ultimate in haute cuisine at the At.mosphere restaurant 410 meters above the city.

High dining, high prices —
The view, and the food, comes at a price. Thirty grams of Oscietre Caviar costs $210. A bottle of Domaine de la Romanee-Conti, La Tache Grand Cru, Cote de Nuit, 2000 goes for $18,000.

Dubai Mall —
Just $800 gets you three VIP hours with one of Dubai Mall's personal shoppers. The mall has an aquarium featuring the world's largest crocodile.

Aquaventure Waterpark —
No time to wait in line at Dubai's Aquaventure Waterpark? Get the whole place to yourself for $40,000 for two hours.

One at Palm Jumeirah —
Those who can't bear to tear themselves away from such a lavish lifestyle might want to consider investing in a pied a terre. The city's most expensive apartment was put on the market recently for $49 million.


