Scenic World Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Scenic World. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• #1 Blue Mountains Small-Group All-Inclusive with Local Guide

• Blue Mountain Small Group | Scenic World | Zoo | Ferry 2026 Award

• Blue Mountains Day Trip From Sydney Including Scenic World

• Blue Mountains Day Tour Including Parramatta River Cruise

• Blue Mountains: Three Sisters, Scenic World and Wildlife Park

Various tickets and passes are available for Scenic World. Unlimited Discovery passes start at AU$64 for adults and AU$38.40 for kids. This pass includes admission to the railway, cableway, walkways, and skyway. You can also book Indigenous experiences, double-decker bus rides, and other ways to tour Scenic World.

Yes, Scenic World is definitely worth visiting. The complex is set in a beautiful part of the Blue Mountains, with sweeping views across the forested valley. Take a ride on the steepest railway in the world, and go deep into the forest by following the walkways. You can visit independently or join a handy guided tour from Sydney.

Per one customer who booked the Blue Mountain Small Group | Scenic World | Zoo | Ferry 2026 Award tour, "This trip was a wonderful experience, with so much variety of things to see and do! Although our day was rainy and misty, we still experienced the Blue Mountains, many waterfalls due to the rain, a walk in the rain forest, a tram ride, skyway, and gondola ride! The Sydney Zoo and the Australian wildlife were awesome, plus the ride back on a ferry to Circular Quay! Lunch in the small town was a treat!"

Scenic World offers four main attractions and experiences: Scenic Skyway, the largest aerial cable car in the Southern Hemisphere; Scenic Cableway, which descends into Jamison Valley; Scenic Walkway, a boardwalk through the rainforest in Jamison Valley; and Scenic Railway, the steepest passenger railway in the world.

You can drive from Sydney by taking the M4 and Great Western Highway to Scenic World. By train, take the Blue Mountains Line from Central Station to Katoomba Station, then a taxi, the Blue Mountains Explorer Bus, or public bus routes 686 and 686G. Tours from Sydney are also available.

There are no height or age restrictions for any attraction at Scenic World. Infants and small children must be held by guardians on the Scenic Railway, Scenic Skyway, and Scenic Cableway as there are no baby seats. Strollers and prams are not permitted on the Scenic Railway. Stroller access is limited on the Scenic Walkway.

Yes, you can buy tickets in advance for Scenic World. In fact, advanced online booking is essential over the busy summer period, school holidays, and public holidays, as tickets often sell out in advance. A variety of different passes are available, though they are all timed-entry tickets.

Both the Scenic Skyway and Scenic Cableway are wheelchair accessible. The 1,6,40-foot (500-meter) stretch of the Scenic Walkway between the bases of the Scenic Cableway and the Scenic Railway is also wheelchair accessible. However, the Scenic Railway is not wheelchair accessible. The Main Building is wheelchair accessible and offers accessible toilets and parking.

Yes, Scenic World offers two dining options: the EATS270 Restaurant, which has a lunch menu, kids’ meals, and beverages, including alcoholic drinks; and the Terrace Café and Bar, with an all-day snack menu and beverages, including alcoholic drinks. You can visit both venues without a ticket to Scenic World.

There are tons of things to do when you're done visiting Scenic World. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in the Blue Mountains:

• Three Sisters

• Echo Point Lookout

• Leura

• Blue Mountains National Park

• Katoomba

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in the Blue Mountains.