Petronas Twin Towers Kuala Lumpur Tickets
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Petronas Twin Towers Kuala Lumpur Tickets
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Evening Admission (International Travellers)
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Enjoy panoramic night views of Malaysia's capital from the PETRONAS Twin Towers, with access to the Observation Deck and Skybridge. Timeslots are assigned in 15-minute intervals, and you will be allocated any available slot within your selected hour. Valid for international travellers.
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NZD 72
PETRONAS Twin Towers - Admission (Malaysian Citizens)
Manual confirmation
No cancellation
Enjoy panoramic views of Malaysia's capital from the PETRONAS Twin Towers, with access to the Observation Deck and Sky Bridge. Timeslots are assigned in 15-minute intervals, and you will be allocated any available slot within your selected hour. Valid only for MyKAD/MyKID holders.
From
NZD 24
PETRONAS Twin Towers - Admission (International Travellers)
Manual confirmation
No cancellation
Enjoy panoramic views of Malaysia's capital from the PETRONAS Twin Towers, with access to the Observation Deck and Skybridge. Timeslots are assigned in 15-minute intervals, and you will be allocated any available slot within your selected hour. Valid for international travellers.
From
NZD 72
Evening Admission (Malaysian Citizens)
Manual confirmation
No cancellation
Enjoy panoramic night views of Malaysia's capital from the PETRONAS Twin Towers, with access to the Observation Deck and Skybridge. Timeslots are assigned in 15-minute intervals, and you will be allocated any available slot within your selected hour. Valid only for MyKAD/MyKID holders.
From
NZD 24
Highlights
Discover the architectural marvel that is the PETRONAS Twin Towers, a soaring symbol of Malaysia's modern identity located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. These iconic structures reflect a beautiful blend of local and Islamic-inspired design, standing as a testament to the country's rich cultural heritage. Visitors can begin their journey with interactive exhibits that showcase the fascinating history and engineering behind these world-renowned towers.
Feel the thrill of walking across the 58-metre-long Skybridge, the highest two-storey bridge in the world, which connects the two towers at the 41st floor. Afterward, ascend to the 86th floor via a high-speed elevator to reach the panoramic observation deck. From this incredible height, you can use powerful telescopes to admire the sprawling city skyline and capture unforgettable photos of the capital.
- Iconic Architectural Landmark: Visit the world's tallest twin towers and admire their stunning Islamic-inspired design.
- World's Highest Skybridge: Walk across the two-storey bridge suspended 170 metres above the ground between the two towers.
- 86th-Floor Observation Deck: Experience breathtaking 360-degree views of Kuala Lumpur's skyline from the soaring summit.
- Interactive Exhibits: Learn about the towers' incredible engineering and history through engaging digital displays.
- High-Speed Elevators: Enjoy a smooth and rapid ascent to the observation areas in state-of-the-art lifts.
What's included
INCLUDED
Admission to PETRONAS Twin Towers
Access to the Skybridge (41st floor)
Access to the Observation Deck (86th floor)
Use of high-speed elevators and interactive displays
NOT INCLUDED
Food and beverages
Transportation to and from the PETRONAS Twin Towers
Customer reviews
Review summary
Powered by AIPetronas Twin Towers Kuala Lumpur Tickets provide a seamless booking experience with quick confirmation and no need for physical tickets. Visitors appreciate the organized crowd control, color-coded stickers, and the stunning views from the Skybridge and observation deck. Many recommend booking in advance due to high demand and highlight the impressive architecture and well-managed visit. Overall, the experience is highly praised for its smooth process and breathtaking city views.
Additional information
Operating Hours
- For the latest operating hours, please check the official PETRONAS Twin Towers website.
- Suggested duration for the visit is approximately 45 minutes.
Must Know
- Tickets are valid only for the selected date and timeslot; timeslots are assigned in 15-minute intervals.
- View the Imperial Chakri Palace menu; please inform the restaurant of your choice upon arrival.
- Redemption of the physical ticket is required at the Visit Information Counter before entry.
Eligibility
- International ticket options are valid only for international travellers.
- Local ticket options are valid only for Malaysian citizens (MyKAD/MyKID holders).
- Adult: 13–60 years.
- Senior: 61–99 years.
- Passport or MyKAD checks may be conducted for verification.
Child Policy
- Children under 3 years old enjoy free entry.
- Admission tickets for infants must be collected onsite at the Visit Information Counter at least 30 minutes before your confirmed timeslot.
- Children aged 3–12 years require a child ticket.
- All children must be accompanied by a paying adult.
What to Bring
- Valid photo ID or passport matching the ticket name.
- Mobile or printed voucher for ticket redemption.
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible.
- Elevators are available to reach the Skybridge and Observation Deck.
Booking Confirmation
- Manual confirmation is required; your booking is not confirmed instantly.
Cancellation Policy
- This booking is non-refundable. No cancellations, refunds, or changes are permitted once confirmed.
Voucher Use
- Present your mobile or printed voucher at the Visit Information Counter to redeem your admission ticket.
- Please arrive at least 30 minutes before your confirmed timeslot to complete the redemption process.
Location
Address
Petronas Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Provider
Petronas Twin Towers
Frequently asked questions
How much are the Petronas Twin Towers ticket prices?
The Petronas Twin Towers ticket prices for non-Malaysian citizens start from SGD 33, including access to the Sky Bridge and Observation Deck. For Malaysian citizens, the ticket price starts from SGD 14, which also includes access to the Sky Bridge and Observation Deck.
Is it worth going up the Petronas Towers?
Yes, going up the Petronas Towers is worth it. Here, you can ride a high-speed elevator on an exhilarating journey to the 86-storey observation deck. From this vantage point, enjoy panoramic vistas of Kuala Lumpur through powerful telescopes, marvel at breathtaking city skyline views, and learn about the towers' Instagrammable architecture showcasing Malaysian and Islamic motifs. Don't forget to visit the 58-metre Skybridge connecting the two towers. It's a must-visit landmark in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
What's inside the Petronas Twin Towers?
Inside the Petronas Twin Towers, you'll discover offices for Petronas, a bustling mall, a concert hall featuring the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra, and a two-story skybridge at the 41st and 42nd floors. You can also elevate your dining experience to new heights with three exciting restaurants: Nobu KL, Marble 8, and Marini's On 57.
Where is the best place to view Petronas Towers?
Some of the best places to view the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur include the SkyBar on the 33rd floor of Traders Hotel, offering a scenic rooftop experience with drinks and snacks. A hotel with the best view of the Petronas Twin Towers would be THE FACE Suites. Head to the hotel's infinity pool during sunrise for an epic view of the towers. KL Tower, the 7th tallest tower globally, has two viewing decks, including the Sky Deck with a glass Sky Box, making it a great place to spot the towers. For a free option, KLCC Park, a 50-acre garden at the towers' foot, offers water shows at a manmade lake.
What is the best time to visit Petronas Twin Towers?
The best time to visit the Petronas Twin Towers Observation Deck is during the late afternoon or early evening, ideally just before sunset, to enjoy the stunning view of landmarks such as KLCC Park, the King's Palace, and Titiwangsa Mountain Range.
How far are the Petronas Twin Towers to Aquaria KLCC?
The Petronas Twin Towers are 555 metres away from Aquaria KLCC. The best way to travel between them without a car is by taking the line 402 bus, which takes approximately 8 minutes and costs roughly SGD 1 to 1.5.
What is so special about the Petronas Twin Towers?
What makes the Petronas Twin Towers special is their claim to fame as some of the world's tallest buildings, proudly representing Kuala Lumpur and Malaysia globally. From 1998 to 2004, they held the title of the world's tallest buildings. Interestingly, the name ""Petronas"" comes from ""Petroliam Nasional,"" the Malaysian national petroleum company that owns and occupies Tower One as its headquarters. Beyond being architectural marvels, these towers have made appearances in films like The Tower and Independence Day 2, featuring their iconic Sky Bridge and stunning aerial views.
Is the Petronas Twin Towers bigger than the Burj Khalifa?
No, the Petronas Twin Towers are not bigger than the Burj Khalifa. The Burj Khalifa in Dubai is the tallest building in the world, with 163 floors, while the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur are the tallest tallest twin towers globally, with a total of 88 floors.
Who built the Petronas Twin Towers?
The Petronas Twin Towers were designed by Argentina-American architect Cesar Pelli. The construction consortium for Tower One was led by Japan-based Hazama Corporation, while South Korean titan Samsung Engineering and Construction led the build team for Tower Two and the unique Skybridge connecting the two buildings.
What are the opening hours of Petronas Twin Towers?
The opening hours are from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM on Tuesday to Sunday. Petronas Twin Towers is closed on Mondays, except PH or replacement PH on Monday. The last admission is at 8.30 pm (open throughout Friday prayers).
Can I purchase tickets in advance?
Yes, you can purchase tickets in advance on Pelago.
Is there a dress code for visiting Petronas Twin Towers?
Yes, visitors are required to dress appropriately and modestly. Sleeveless shirts, shorts, and slippers are not allowed.
Are there any age restrictions for visiting Petronas Twin Towers?
Children below the age of 3 are not allowed to visit the Skybridge and Observation Deck. Children between the ages of 3 and 11 must be accompanied by an adult.
Is photography allowed inside Petronas Twin Towers?
Photography is allowed, but the use of tripods and professional equipment is not permitted without prior permission.
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This trip was one of the highlights of our stay in KL. Our visit was at 6pm and the visibility was okay. Apparently weather wise, mid afternoon is the most unpredictable time to visit. No problems booking through Pelago.
Quick and easy to use the voucher. No need to exchange for any other ticket. Just show it to them during your booking slot and they'll scan it as is. Make sure to be there 15 mins. before so that you get scanned in with your group. The 7pm slot was wonderful, in spite of the rain. You get to see from the Skybridge and the 86th floor. Totally worth the views!
Skip the line and it always sold out if buy in the counter
Superb. very easy !!!
Quickly got the confirmation of tickets upon booking. At the attraction, just show your ticket at the entrance and they will allow you to stand in the queue. They will provide an visitor sticker with an colour, which will be pasted in shoulder. Scanning the qr was very quick and we were allowed to enter the lift within 10 mins. They will provide you time to stay in bridge and observation deck and we will be asked to move out based on the colour of the sticker. Enjoy your KL view from Twin tower !!
It was a smooth experience purchasing the tickets for a visit to Petronas Twin Towers KL. There is no need to exchange the e-ticket to a physical one. Just wait at the lobby between 15-30 minutes for the announcement to queue up for the usher to give a color-coded sticker and scan your e-ticket. The whole trip lasted about an hour, with the first stop being the connecting bridge for about 15 minutes and another stop on the 80+ floor for a good aerial view of KL city. The visit was fabulous. Must buy in advance as tickets sell out fast.