Travel Guide
Everything you need to know — hours, tickets, tips, and how to make the most of your visit.
Overview
At 328 metres, the tallest structure in the Southern Hemisphere, offering observation decks with glass floor panels and, for the adventurous, a SkyJump base-jump-style descent down the outside of the tower.
Insider Knowledge
The SkyWalk and SkyJump are separate, bookable adventure activities beyond the standard observation deck ticket.
Glass floor panels on the main observation deck offer a thrilling straight-down view.
Visit at both day and dusk for two very different skyline experiences.
Book online in advance for slightly discounted admission over walk-up pricing.
Common Questions
A controlled wire-based jump from the observation deck to the ground.
Hours can extend on weekends; check the current schedule.
SkyWalk and SkyJump are priced and booked separately from general admission.
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At 328 metres, the tallest structure in the Southern Hemisphere, offering observation decks with glass floor panels and, for the adventurous, a SkyJump base-jump-style descent down the outside of the tower.
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