Kuala Lumpur Petronas Twin Towers Observation Deck Ticket

Kuala Lumpur's landmark,
Petronas Twin Towers Observation Deck

If you only go to one observation deck in Kuala Lumpur to see the city, I highly recommend the Petronas Twin Towers Observation Deck. Not only is it the highest point on the 86th floor, but the high-speed elevator ride up there is also breathtaking. The multimedia guides also provide insight into the building's structure, landscape, and history. For this reason, the Twin Towers Observation Deck is considered the ultimate vantage point for views, night views, and memorable photos.

Introducing Sky Bridge

The Sky Bridge is the only connection between the twin towers, standing at 41 stories high. Weighing 750 tons, it connects the two towers on the 41st and 42nd floors. Interestingly, it appears to be partially attached to the main building, making it fascinating to see how it effectively shields against wind and storms.

The Sky Bridge is 58.4 meters long, and anyone who purchases a ticket can walk across it. I highly recommend it. It's quite a thrilling experience.

Introducing the 86th floor observatory

Take the high-speed elevator to Level 86 and you'll find yourself at the Petronas Twin Towers Observation Deck. Standing at a staggering 370 meters, the observation deck offers views as far as 8 kilometers on a clear day. From here, you can see the Titiwangsa Mountains, KLCC Park, and even the Royal Palace.

The interactive screens are also fun. The interactive screen on the 86th floor uses AR technology to help you learn about the Petronas Twin Towers through hands-on experience. You can also use telescopes to get a closer look at Kuala Lumpur, or check out the surroundings with scale models.

Introducing digital displays

On the 83rd floor, digital displays provide a fun way to learn about the Petronas Twin Towers' facilities and various other information. You can also send a Petronas Twin Towers postcard to a loved one, and watch a video to learn more about this iconic Malaysian tower. If you'd like to learn more about the Petronas Twin Towers, visit the 83rd floor.