Ticket guide
Understand the main ticket types, how time slots work and what to keep in mind when booking your visit.
Main ticket types
Information here is provided for orientation only and does not replace details from official or authorised ticket providers. Always check the latest information before purchasing.
| Ticket type | Typical inclusions | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Standard visitor ticket | Skybridge + observation deck | For international visitors and non-residents. Timed admission with a fixed time slot. |
| Malaysian resident ticket | Skybridge + observation deck | Usually offered at a reduced rate for local residents with valid ID (for example, MyKad). |
| Child ticket | Skybridge + observation deck | Age and/or height rules may apply. Very young children must be closely supervised. |
| Group or tour allocation | Skybridge + observation deck in a group | Some tour operators may include tower visits as part of a larger itinerary. |
Note: We do not list specific prices because they can change, and different providers may apply their own fees or packages.
Time slots and visit duration
Visits are usually organised into fixed time slots. When you book, you normally select a specific entry time, and your group will be guided through a structured route:
- Security screening and ticket validation
- Elevator ride to the Skybridge
- Elevator ride to the observation deck
- Return to the base level at the end of the visit
Many visitors spend a total of 45–90 minutes from arrival to exit, depending on the pace on the day.
Booking tips
- Check time zone and date. Make sure you select the correct date and local time.
- Keep your confirmation accessible. Have your booking email or QR code ready on your phone.
- Allow extra time. Account for traffic, public transport delays and queues.
- Monitor official updates. Public holidays or maintenance may affect available slots.
Opening hours (general guidance)
Exact opening hours can vary by season, weekday and special events. The outline below is an example of common patterns rather than a fixed schedule:
- Typical operating window: Late morning to evening.
- Closed or reduced hours: Some Mondays and selected holidays may have limited or no operation.
- Last entry times: Often set well before the final closing time for safety and crowd management.
Always verify the current opening hours directly with official sources before making detailed plans.