Petronas Twin Towers Skybridge Ticket Price: Online Booking & Visitor Guide

The Petronas Twin Towers are 452 m tall, with 88 storeys. A ticket takes you across the Skybridge at 170 m and up to the observation deck at 370 m.

Malaysians pay a fraction of the international price, so bring your MyKad. Here's everything you need to know about ticket prices, online booking and your visit.

Petronas Twin Towers ticket prices 2026

Prices are from GoAsia, updated 26 October 2026.

• Malaysian rates need a MyKad or MyKid.
• GoAsia says Evening Experience, Premium Sky Access and Priority Access tickets cost more. It doesn't list their prices.
• Pelago says age is based on birth year.

What your ticket includes

• Skybridge: A double-decker bridge linking levels 41 and 42, 170 m up and 58.4 m long (GoAsia)
• Observation deck: Level 86, 370 m up, with a higher view than the Skybridge. Traveloka says it has interactive digital exhibits and high-powered telescopes.

Inside the Skybridge on level 41 of the Petronas Twin Towers

GoAsia says you follow a set route with staff and can't explore the office towers freely.

Observation deck on level 86 of the Petronas Twin Towers

How to book online

Option 1: Official e-ticket site. GoAsia recommends booking through the official system at eticket2.petronastwintowers.com.my:

1. Choose your date, time slot and ticket category.
2. Pay online.
3. Download your ticket and bring it on the day.

Option 2: Traveloka. Traveloka lists the Sky Xperience Standard ticket at RM46.75 for MyKad holders and RM127 for international tourists. Prices change, so compare with the official site. You get an e-ticket by email or in the app.

Book early. The Malaysia Move says slots are limited and can sell out days ahead. Late afternoon into early evening sells first.

Opening hours

Hours are from GoAsia.

What to expect on the day

• Arrive 15 minutes early. GoAsia says management can refuse entry without a refund if you miss your slot. The ticket isn't valid for a later time.
• Find the entrance. Pelago says the meeting point is the Concourse Level. Nasha Planeta says the entrance is in the left tower when you face the main entrance. Signs are scarce, so it suggests arriving 30 minutes early.
• Security check. Nasha Planeta says you go through a metal detector and your bags are X-rayed.
• Guided visit. Nasha Planeta says a guide stays with your group. You get 15 minutes on the Skybridge and 15 minutes on the observation deck. The Malaysia Move puts the whole visit at about 45 minutes to an hour.
• Bring ID. Pelago says Malaysians must show their MyKad if asked.

Petronas Twin Towers visitor entrance on the Concourse Level

Visitor rules

• No food or drinks in the experience zones (Traveloka)
• No tripods (Traveloka)
• No pets (Traveloka)
• No smoking in or around the towers (Traveloka)
• Photos are allowed on the Skybridge and observation deck (Traveloka)
• Large bags: Nasha Planeta says backpacks, suitcases and strollers must go into luggage storage. Small bags and camera bags are fine.
• Wheelchair access: Pelago says to email skybridge@petronas.com.my before your visit if you're accompanying a wheelchair user.

How to get there

• LRT: GoAsia says to take the Kelana Jaya Line to KLCC station (KJ10). Follow the Suria KLCC exit, then the signs to the tower visitor entrance.
• Grab: The Malaysia Move says a Grab from central hotels costs about RM10 to RM20. GoAsia says drop-off is at the main entrance of Suria KLCC on Jalan P. Ramlee. That isn't the ticket check-in point, so allow time to walk.
• Walk from Bukit Bintang: GoAsia says the KLCC to Bukit Bintang Walkway is a 1.7 km covered, air-conditioned route. It's open from 06:00 to 23:00 daily.

What to do nearby

GoAsia lists these free and paid spots around the towers:

• Suria KLCC: More than 340 shops, plus restaurants and food courts. Open 10:00 to 22:00. Look for the JAKIM halal logo when choosing where to eat.
• KLCC Park: 50 acres with a jogging track, wading pool and a two-acre children's playground
• Lake Symphony: Light and sound shows at 20:00, 20:30, 21:00, 21:30 and 22:00
• Aquaria KLCC: Open 10:00 to 20:00, separate ticket needed

Lake Symphony at KLCC Park with the Petronas Twin Towers

Tips for Malaysian travellers

• Bring your MyKad. You save RM85 per adult on a weekday compared with the standard price.
• Book weekdays. MyKad tickets are RM3 cheaper than weekends.
• Pick a late afternoon slot for daylight and city lights in one visit.
• Bring a light layer. GoAsia says the indoor air-con can feel cold.
• Shoot the towers from outside. The Malaysia Move points out that you can't photograph the towers from inside them. GoAsia suggests KLCC Park at night or the Jalan Ampang sidewalk in the early morning.

Sourced from GoAsia Petronas Twin Towers, Traveloka Petronas Twin Towers Tickets, Pelago Skybridge Entry Ticket, The Malaysia Move Petronas and KLCC and Nasha Planeta Petronas Towers Visit.