Macau Tower Admission Ticket
Step onto Macau Tower's 223m observation decks for 360° Pearl River Delta views — glass floors, open-air corridor, and AJ Hackett thrills optional. Compare live prices and coupons.
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What it is
Macau Tower Convention & Entertainment Centre is the city's iconic freestanding tower, standing 338 meters tall in total. The standard admission ticket covers two observation levels: the 58th-floor Observation Lounge with panoramic glass-window views and glass-floor panels that let you look straight down to the streets below, and the 61st-floor Outdoor Observation Corridor where you can step outside and take in the full skyline with the wind in your face. Operated by AJ Hackett, the tower also offers optional paid adventure activities — Skywalk (a guided walk around the outer rim), Sky Jump (a controlled freefall descent), and the Bungy Jump, which is one of the highest commercial bungy jumps in the world. A revolving restaurant and cafes round out the experience for those who want to dine with a view.
Highlights
- 58th-Floor Observation Lounge: Indoor panoramic deck with floor-to-ceiling windows and glass-floor panels — peer straight down 223 meters to the city streets below with no barrier between you and the drop.
- 61st-Floor Outdoor Observation Corridor: Open-air walkway circling the tower at around 223m — the full 360° view sweeps across the Macau Peninsula, the Pearl River, Taipa, and on clear days, mainland Zhuhai.
- AJ Hackett Skywalk: A guided walk around the tower's outer rim on a narrow platform — no handrail, just a harness — available as an add-on for those wanting a serious adrenaline kick without jumping.
- AJ Hackett Bungy Jump & Sky Jump: The tower hosts one of the world's highest commercial bungy jumps. The Sky Jump (controlled decelerator descent) is a popular gentler alternative that lets you freefall 233 meters at a regulated pace.
- 360° Pearl River Delta Views: On clear days the panorama stretches to the causeway bridges connecting Macau to Taipa, the Cotai Strip casino skyline, and the rolling hills of Zhuhai across the border.
- Revolving Restaurant & 360 Café: The tower's dining options rotate with the views — good for a scenic lunch break between the observation decks and any adventure activities.
Good to know
- Duration: Plan around 1–1.5 hours for the observation decks alone. Add extra time if you're doing a Skywalk or jump activity — AJ Hackett typically requires you to arrive 30 minutes before your scheduled slot.
- Best time to visit: Weekday mornings right when the tower opens (typically 10:00) are the least crowded. Late afternoon on a clear day offers golden-hour light over the Pearl River. Weekends and public holidays tend to draw larger crowds.
Frequently asked
- What does a standard Macau Tower admission ticket include?
- The standard admission ticket covers access to the 58th-floor Observation Lounge (indoor, with glass-floor panels) and the 61st-floor Outdoor Observation Corridor (open-air, 360° views at around 223m). AJ Hackett adventure activities — Skywalk, Sky Jump, Bungy Jump, and Tower Climb — are not included and must be booked and paid for separately.
- How do I get to Macau Tower by public transport?
- Take buses 5AX, 9A, 18, 18B, 23, 26, or 32 and alight at the M177 Torre de Macau stop right in front of the tower. Several major casino hotels in Macau also operate free shuttle buses with a stop near Macau Tower, which can be a convenient option if you're already hotel-hopping.
- Is the Macau Tower observation deck worth it without doing the AJ Hackett activities?
- Yes — the observation decks are worth visiting on their own. The glass-floor panels on the 58th floor and the open-air 61st-floor corridor deliver genuinely impressive views over the Pearl River Delta and Cotai Strip. Most visitors spend 1–1.5 hours on the decks alone, and it's one of the best vantage points in Macau. The AJ Hackett activities are great add-ons if you want more of an adrenaline experience, but they're entirely optional.