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The Sydney Tower Eye, formerly known as the Centrepoint Tower, is a prominent landmark and the tallest structure in Sydney, standing at 309 meters. It offers unparalleled 360-degree views of the city and surrounding areas from its Observation Deck and also features attractions like the SKYWALK outdoor walk. The tower has been a part of Sydney's skyline since 1981 and continues to serve as a vital telecommunications hub in addition to its tourism function. Key features:
- Observation Deck: Provides stunning 360-degree views of Sydney, including iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge, and even the Blue Mountains on a clear day.
- SKYWALK: A unique outdoor walking experience at the top of the tower, offering a thrilling perspective of the city.
- 4D Cinema: Immersive entertainment showcasing Sydney's beauty.
- Restaurants: Two levels of restaurants offer dining experiences with city views.
- Telecommunications Hub: The tower continues to serve as a crucial telecommunications hub for the city.
Options
Sydney Tower Eye Ticket (Admission + 4D Cinema Experience)
Ticket Validity : Ticket is valid only on the departure date.The Highlight
- One of the three landmark buildings in Sydney along with the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge;
- Romantic view: The highest observation deck in the Southern Hemisphere, overlooking the beautiful scenery of Sydney;
- Exciting journey: It only takes 40 seconds to reach the top by taking the high-speed elevator!
The Experience
Getting to Sydney Tower
- On foot: Head for the heart of Sydney city centre, on the corner of Pitt Street Mall and Market Street - just look up!
- Bus: The Sydney Tower Eye is close to numerous bus routes that terminate in or pass through the city. Take bus 310 at Circular Quay D platform, walk about 160 meters after getting off. Take bus 394 at Circular Quay E platform, walk about 270 meters after getting off.
- Rail: The closest rail stations to Sydney Tower Eye are St James, Town Hall and Martin Place. St James is on the City Circle Line and is just a 2 minute walk west from the Westfield Sydney centre where Sydney Tower Eye is located. Town Hall is is a 5-10 minute walk away north along George Street and the east up Market Street. Martin Place is on the Eastern Suburbs Line and is a 5-10 minute walk south along Castlereagh or Pitt Streets.
Please note: Due to recent municipal construction in Sydney, roads have changed frequently. The above guide is for reference only. Please confirm the local road conditions again before traveling.
Price Details
How to Use
- Voucher will be sent via email. Please show your e-voucher at designated location.
Purchase Notice
Child policy: Children aged 2-15, infants under 2 years old are free.
Opening hours: Open 10:00 am – 8:00 pm daily, last admission at 7:00 pm
Special occasion opening hours: 25 Dec: Open from 10:00 am - 6:00 pm, last admission at 5:00 pm 31 Dec: Open from 9:00 am - 6:00 pm, last admission at 7:00 pm
Present e-ticket and scan the QR code to enter the attraction without exchanging for a paper ticket.
Cancellation Policy
- Non-refundable (0% refund)