Petronas Twin Towers (Petronas Towers) Tours and Tickets

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Petronas Twin Towers (Petronas Towers) tickets include a guided tour that visits the Skybridge, the Observation Deck, and an interactive gallery. Adult Malaysian ID card holders pay 35 ringgit, with kids aged 3–12 and senior citizens paying 17 ringgit. Foreign adults pay 98 ringgit, while kids and senior citizens pay 50 ringgit.

Yes, it’s worth going up the iconic Petronas Twin Towers. Once the world’s highest building and still the tallest twin buildings, these soaring glass-and-steel pinnacles are Kuala Lumpur’s signature sight. Although Merdeka 118 Tower is taller, the panoramic views of the city from the closed observation deck on the 86th floor are spectacular.

Twin 8-lobed pinnacles linked by a double-decker sky bridge and topped with spires, the Petronas Twin Towers spike skywards as Kuala Lumpur’s most recognizable landmark. The towers were the world’s tallest building from 1996 to 2003 and are still the highest twin structures on the planet.

You can visit a lower level of the Petronas Twin Towers when you catch a concert at the Dewan Filharmonik Petronas, but you'll need a ticket to see the Skybridge and the Observation Deck. Foreign over-12s pay 98 RMB; seniors and kids aged 3–12 pay 50 RMB; under-3s go free.

Evening is the best time to visit the Petronas Twin Towers. The towers and the surrounding skyline are lit up at night, making Kuala Lumpur much more colorful than it appears by day. They’re open until 9pm, with the last admission at 8:30pm, but closed on Mondays (public holidays excepted).

No, you can’t eat at the Petronas Twin Towers, although the Malaysian Petroleum Club has members-only restaurants in one of the towers. However, the Suria KLCC Mall connects to the Twin Towers at ground level and offers food options from bakery, dumplings, and sushi to international names like Starbucks.

Yes, in theory, you can get Petronas Twin Towers (Petronas Towers) tickets in the concourse lobby on the day. If you arrive early, you may face a long wait for your timed slot, and tickets may already be sold out if you arrive late. It’s better to book online in advance.