Skybridge Petronas Twin Towers

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Located at 201A-C, Jln Ampang, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia ??. This is an iconic landmark in Kuala Lumpur and it is a MUST when visiting the city. The skybridge is on the 41st floor of the Petronas Twin Towers. They are an interlinked pair of 88 storey skyscrapers in Kuala Lumpur. They stand at 451.9 metres high. From 1996-2004, they were the tallest buildings in the world ? before they were surpassed by the Taipai 101 building. They remain the world’s tallest twin skyscrapers. They were the tallest buildings in Malaysia until 2021 until they were surpassed by the Merdeka 118. There is a shopping centre at the base of the towers called Suria KLCC. It features mainly high end brands and luxury goods. It has an art gallery, underwater aquarium and a science centre. This is reportedly the largest shopping centre in Malaysia. The views from the skybridge of the towers are stunning . On a clear day, you can see for miles. Even on an overcast day, the view is still amazing. There’s also an observation deck on the 86th floor. This gives you panoramic views over the entire city. You can take some amazing photos from up there. The tour is really informative and interesting. You come away with a deeper understanding of the buildings and how they came to be. If you go to the towers in the late afternoon to early evening, you’ll get views both in the daylight hours and after dark. Both are spectacular. The tour consisted of (i) 41st floor of sky bridge for 10 minutes, (ii) 86 floor of observation deck for 15 minutes and (iii) 83 floor of cafe, gift & souvenir shop for unlimited time. FYI, the highest floor in KLCC Twin Towers is 88 floor. The tour itself lasts 1 hour and overall is definitely worth it. The souvenirs are quite reasonable in price so i bought a few magnets. The staff are very attentive and friendly. Nothing too much trouble. Would not hesitate to recommend. Thumbs up!!! ???

Been to KL several times but my first time admiring the skyline of the city from Skybridge. Thanks to my brother who booked our tickets in advance. The queue is long and guests are grouped and given time to enjoy the best photo opt spots. Thrilled to explore the three levels - 76th, 83rd and 86th! Their gift shop has a lot of amazing keepsakes - bought a cute prism bag! ?

Visiting the Skybridge at the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur was truly a highlight of my trip. Having seen countless photos of the towers over the years, standing between them on the 41st floor felt surreal. The engineering marvel of the Skybridge. Suspended mid-air connecting two towering giants is something you can’t fully appreciate until you're actually there. The entry process was smooth and well-organized, with a short wait before our group was taken up by a high speed elevator. The moment I stepped onto the bridge, I was struck by the panoramic views of the city. Kuala Lumpur’s skyline stretched out before me, with a perfect balance of modern architecture and greenery. The glass panels beneath the handrails added to the thrill, giving you a subtle reminder of just how high up you are. What made the experience more special was the sense of calm and awe that filled the space. Despite being a major tourist attraction, it didn’t feel rushed. The guides shared interesting insights about the towers’ design and construction, which added depth to the visit. For anyone visiting Kuala Lumpur, I highly recommend setting aside time for the Skybridge. It’s more than just a photo opportunity. It’s a unique blend of architecture, design, and perspective that leaves a lasting impression.

Good experience, recommended too for those with fear of heights because it wasn't that bad. The elevator ride was super fast mind you, but it will give slight comfort to your ears due to the high and fast speed of it. The views were stunning from the glass windows, though a fair warning that the bridge itself (no photo of the bridge itself taken, sorry) might shake a bit so it will be scary. They gave you quite short time to take pictures at the bridge, understandable. There is a photo place (pricey) and souvenir shop. A lot of cool displays as well. Definitely recommend you to get tix beforehand at the website, you can walk in but can't guarantee if you can get in fast. No tripod allowed as it is risky, gotta go through an airport like bag check.

Visited on 1st June 2025, with RM35/adult for MyKAD holders. For other pricing, you may refer the 1st photo. I parked in their underground parking with 1st 2 hours are rated at RM5. I suggest you to park where the signboard says Menara 2/Dewan Philharmonik as it easier for you to reach the entrance of the Skybridge. For tickets, you can buy either in advance on their website or buy them on the spot but depends on the availability. You need to go through security check first and then you can proceed to the skybridge at 41st floor. The staff will give you 15 minutes to take pictures. After that, they will bring you to the observation deck which is like above 80th floor. The elevator is very fast as shown in the video attached. Once you reached the observation deck, there's like a gallery stating the history and meaning behind the architecture of Petronas Twin Towers. Lastly after 15 minutes of taking pictures, you will brought to their gift shops where you can buy souvenirs for your friends and family. You can buy t-shirts, fridge magnets, keychains, postcards, tumblers, mugs and also pictures they took before entering the tower. Also to mention, there's also a gift shop right at the exit when you are leaving. There's other souvenirs that you may be interested on. Once in a lifetime experience.