Updated 7 November 2026
Billionaire Dubai has announced Hall of Stars for Friday, 13 November 2026. The new production is the reason to choose this particular night on the 61st floor of Mandarin Oriental Downtown. The venue’s Instagram teaser gives the title and date, while its regular show page still describes Up in the Sky. The live reservation details for 13 November also still name Up in the Sky, even on the date of the announced launch. If Hall of Stars is the reason your group is going, ask reservations to confirm the production by name before you commit to a table. Billionaire’s show page
Choose launch night if being among the first to see the show is part of the celebration and your group can work around the table the venue offers. If you need a specific sightline, a clear finish time or a particular dinner arrangement, get those details before paying. If the team can’t confirm them for Friday, ask when Hall of Stars will next be performed so you can compare.
What the launch announcement tells you
The official teaser is a black-and-white portrait with dark glasses, closer to a title reveal than a look at the acts. It establishes the new production’s name and advertised date. For an idea of the room’s regular format, Billionaire and the hotel describe live performers, acrobatics, lighting and choreography integrated with dinner. The venue’s show page links a separate Up in the Sky programme with its own sequence of numbers. Use that programme for the earlier production. The launch teaser gives no Hall of Stars cast, running order or curtain time. If someone has sent you a clip from an earlier show, use it to get a feel for the venue and check the date before treating anything in it as part of Hall of Stars. Mandarin Oriental Downtown’s venue guide
Reserve a table for the show by name
Start with Friday 13 November, your headcount and the words Hall of Stars. On 7 November, the SevenRooms calendar showed dinner slots at 9, 9:15, 9:30, 9:45 and 10 pm for both two and four guests. The listings were labelled A’ La Carte Dinner. The details panel still described Up in the Sky on the slots checked. Ask whether your exact sitting covers the new production, when the group should be seated and whether the table stays yours through the last act. Billionaire Dubai reservations
A high-floor table and a good view of the performers are two different things to ask for. If your group cares about the show, tell reservations that stage visibility is your priority. Ask whether all the chairs at the offered table have a comparable view, especially for a larger group. A booth that suits a long dinner conversation may face the performance differently from a table chosen for the stage. If the venue confirms a seating category, ask what it means for where you’ll be seated.
For launch confirmation, call +971 4 566 1186, WhatsApp +971 54 329 4984 or email dubai@billionairesociety.com. Include the time and number of guests you selected. A reply that confirms only the date still leaves the sitting and production open. If they confirm the show but offer a different arrival time, use the new time for the group’s plan. Billionaire Dubai contact details
| What would decide the evening | What to confirm before booking |
|---|---|
| Being there for the first Hall of Stars performance | The new show is included at the date and sitting you choose |
| Seeing the full performance | First and last act, seating deadline and whether your table is held throughout |
| A celebration with four or more guests | View from all seats, exact party size and whether changes affect the quote |
| A strict budget | Minimum per person or per table, deposit, what counts towards it and cancellation terms |
Compare the table commitment at your actual headcount
For the 9 pm dinner on 13 November, SevenRooms showed a minimum spend of AED 1,500 per person for two guests, or AED 3,000 for the pair. With four guests selected, the 9 pm and 10 pm options checked both displayed AED 1,000 per person, or AED 4,000 for four. The booking text said a deposit may apply. These were the ordinary dinner terms displayed on the launch date. Get the Hall of Stars commitment confirmed in writing before using either amount as your launch budget. Billionaire Dubai’s live booking terms
The headcount makes a difference even when the time stays the same. If a second pair joins you, reopen the calendar for four rather than doubling the two-person quote or assuming you can add chairs later. Ask whether the minimum is calculated on the confirmed headcount, and whether your deposit is applied to the final bill. If the venue gives you a total, ask what counts towards it and which charges sit outside it. That makes it easier for everyone to agree what they’re committing to before you put a card down.
The selected dinner options displayed a 30% charge on the agreed minimum for same-day cancellation and 50% for a no-show. On the four-person AED 4,000 example, that would be AED 1,200 or AED 2,000, respectively. The screen lists separate terms for prepaid reservations. It describes the deposit as non-refundable, with potential credit for another booking within six months when cancelled more than 24 hours ahead. Ask which terms apply to your table and when the cutoff falls before collecting money from friends. SevenRooms dinner cancellation terms
Check whether the regular menu applies
The restaurant’s normal menu moves between Italian and Japanese cooking. Its published examples include AED 140 for the 125 g burrata, AED 160 for spinach and ricotta ravioli and AED 280 for the miso-marinated black cod. Those are individual dishes on the regular menu. Ask whether the launch uses the same à la carte menu or a dedicated offer, and what food is covered if the reservation includes a set meal. Billionaire Dubai food menu
At the published à la carte rates, one of each of those dishes totals AED 580. The food menu says its prices include the municipality fee, service charge and VAT. Use that subtotal to see what the dishes cost on their own. Compare the separate table commitment and ask which orders count toward it. If the launch has a separate menu, ask whether the dishes are shared or served individually and whether you can request dietary changes at booking. Billionaire’s regular food menu
If your group is there mainly for the show, deciding on a few dishes in advance can make the first part of dinner easier. A table sharing starters can agree which ones it wants before arrival, leaving everyone free to look up once the performances begin. If a guest has a dietary requirement, ask what the launch service can accommodate before assuming it matches the regular menu.
Leave time to get to the 61st floor
Set the meeting point at Mandarin Oriental Downtown in Wasl Tower. Give everyone the hotel name and the confirmed time you need to be at the table. If people are coming separately, leave time to meet downstairs and reach the 61st floor. The hotel asks gentlemen to wear a jacket. Both the hotel and Billionaire list the Friday venue hours as 9 pm to 3 am. Give the group a separate meeting time based on the sitting that reservations confirms. Check the venue’s terms for the launch, including any age or ID requirements that affect your group. Mandarin Oriental Downtown venue information
For a group with an early departure, the most useful piece of information is the last part of the programme they’ll be there to see. Tell reservations your latest possible leaving time and ask what they expect the performance window to be. If you want to see Hall of Stars and can go another night, ask for the next date the venue can confirm by name. Compare the table they can give you, the timing and the minimum for your party. A Friday slot still labelled Up in the Sky is a reason to call before paying, even when the event teaser and the dinner calendar show the same date. Billionaire Dubai show and reservations
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