The Petronas Towers: Tickets, Skybridge, and Booking Tips
How to visit the Petronas Towers Skybridge and observation deck — ticket details, booking tips, and a free alternative view.
Visiting the Petronas Towers
At 452 meters, the Petronas Towers were the tallest buildings in the world from 1998 to 2004, and they remain the tallest twin towers on Earth. The main visitor draw is the Skybridge, a double-decker bridge connecting the two towers on the 41st and 42nd floors, along with the observation deck on the 86th floor — both accessed on a single timed-entry ticket.
Ticket Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Includes | Skybridge (41st/42nd floor) + Observation Deck (86th floor) |
| Approx. price | RM 98–145 depending on package |
| Booking | Timed-entry slots, best booked online in advance |
| Daily allocation | A limited number of walk-in tickets are released each morning |
Booking Tips
Slots sell out days or even weeks in advance in peak season, so booking online as early as possible is strongly recommended if a specific date matters to you. A small number of walk-in tickets are released each morning at the box office, but arriving very early (before opening) is the only realistic way to get one, and there's no guarantee.
If Skybridge tickets are sold out, KLCC Park directly below the towers offers a completely free, excellent ground-level photo spot, especially in the evening when the towers are lit.
