Jin Mao Tower Observatory Ticket in Shanghai

To the Jin Mao Tower Observatory,
where there is something special

The city spread out on both sides of the Huangpu River, the landmark Oriental Pearl Tower, and the magnificent scenery of Shanghai emanating from the high-rise buildings that stretch out everywhere! It's the same scenery, but you can have a more special appreciation time at the Jin Mao Tower Observatory.

In addition to the cool view, enjoy the fantastic scenery of Shanghai in a unique way at the Jin Mao Tower, which combines thrilling activities and a unique hotel atrium!

Only 45 seconds to capture the beauty at a glance

The Jin Mao Tower Observatory is located on the top 88th floor, making it a scenic spot where you can look down at the city center of Shanghai. The 360-degree panorama is surrounded by glass windows, so if you visit at night, you can see the night view of Pudong, where Shanghai's landmark 'Oriental Pearl Tower' and a forest of high-rise buildings are located, at a glance.

You can quickly move to the 88th floor in just 45 seconds on the super-fast elevator to the observatory, and after enjoying the view, you can also purchase souvenirs to commemorate your visit at the souvenir shop located in the observatory, so there's no reason not to visit the Jin Mao Tower, right?

The world's highest outdoor sky bridge

The Jin Mao Tower Observatory is perfect for those who want a thrilling experience. This is because there is the world's highest outdoor sky bridge at 340.6m, where you can walk and enjoy the scenery on both sides of the Po River.

Enjoy thrilling activities at the observatory with the 'Sky Walk', where you walk on 60m long and 1.2m wide tempered glass relying only on ropes!

An atrium resembling a space-time tunnel

From the 53rd to the 87th floor of the Jin Mao Tower, there is a hotel, and its atrium is famous for being dazzlingly beautiful. Dozens of circular corridors that are coolly open are attractively lit under neon lights, giving the illusion of being in a space-time tunnel.

How about looking down at the atrium and feeling the wonder of an architectural structure that you will never see again?