Menara kuala lumpur / kl tower
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The Kuala Lumpur Tower (KL Tower) was completed in 1994, and officially opened to public in July 1996. Primarily used as a communication tower, it currently stands at 421 meters tall being the 7th tallest standalone tower in the world. Apart from being a communications tower, the KL tower also hosts a revolving restaurant and an observation deck.
Operation Hours: 9am - 10pm Daily Ticket Prices: Refer to here Official Website: https://www.menarakl.com.my/index.html If you are a Malaysian citizen with a valid MyKad, you will be entitled to obtain discount on all entrance ticket prices. You may also opt to purchase entrance tickets online via the official website; observation deck tickets purchased online is valid for an additional 10% discount. |
Observation deck & open deck
During the purchase of tickets, you can opt for either the observation deck or the open deck. For those going to the open deck, you are required to sign a waiver form in the event of any mishaps. It is a compulsory agreement to be signed otherwise they will not allow you out to the open deck.
On the open deck, there is a magnificent unobstructed view of Kuala Lumpur. This unobstructed view is just shielded with a barrier chest high, so take precaution as one can fall off the deck if not careful. For both decks, you can circle round the entire deck for a 360 degree view of the city.
At the observation deck floor, it is sealed entirely with glass windows on the whole floor and fully air-conditioned. You will be asked to have your photograph taken when you take your first step in, you may opt not to purchase the photo if you do not like it. There are also souvenir shops selling keychains, watches and small crafts. Along the path you will find some binoculars that you may use to get a long range peek at the city.
For those who purchase the open deck tickets, they are also allowed to go to the observation deck once they are satisfied with their time outside. There is no time limit as to how long one can remain at the open deck, but they do have certain operating hours.
On the open deck, there is a magnificent unobstructed view of Kuala Lumpur. This unobstructed view is just shielded with a barrier chest high, so take precaution as one can fall off the deck if not careful. For both decks, you can circle round the entire deck for a 360 degree view of the city.
At the observation deck floor, it is sealed entirely with glass windows on the whole floor and fully air-conditioned. You will be asked to have your photograph taken when you take your first step in, you may opt not to purchase the photo if you do not like it. There are also souvenir shops selling keychains, watches and small crafts. Along the path you will find some binoculars that you may use to get a long range peek at the city.
For those who purchase the open deck tickets, they are also allowed to go to the observation deck once they are satisfied with their time outside. There is no time limit as to how long one can remain at the open deck, but they do have certain operating hours.
