Macau Tower Ticket
Macau Tower's 338m observation decks (L58 & L61) deliver 360° views and a glass floor thrill. Compare live prices and coupons.

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What it is
The Macau Tower Convention and Entertainment Center stands 338 m tall and has been one of Macau's most recognizable landmarks since opening in December 2001. A general admission ticket gives access to the indoor observation deck on Level 58, which houses interactive exhibits and a café, and the open-air observation deck on Level 61, which wraps around the tower with unobstructed panoramic views. The outdoor level also connects to the tower's famous outer rim, where AJ Hackett operates the world's highest commercial bungee jump (233 m), a Skywalk X rim-walk experience, and a Tower Climb up the mast — all bookable separately as add-ons. Back inside, the tower also houses a revolving restaurant, a theater, a shopping area, and convention facilities, making it more than just a viewpoint.
Highlights
- Level 58 Indoor Observation Deck — climate-controlled floor with 360-degree glass-panel views, interactive Macau history exhibits, and a café; a comfortable base before heading up.
- Level 61 Outdoor Observation Deck — open-air platform at roughly 223 m with a glass floor panel that lets you look straight down to the Nam Van Lake promenade below.
- AJ Hackett Bungy Jump (233 m) — the world's highest commercial bungee jump from the tower's outer rim, holding a Guinness World Record; bookable as a paid add-on.
- Skywalk X Outer Rim Walk — a guided, harness-secured walk around the tower's edge at Level 61; intensity levels range from casual stroll to no-handrail challenge for adrenaline seekers.
- Tower Climb — mast climb experience that takes participants above the observation decks to the very top of the antenna structure for the highest vantage point in Macau.
- 360° Revolving Restaurant — located within the tower, the restaurant rotates slowly to give diners a full panoramic view over a meal; reservation recommended, separate from the admission ticket.
Good to know
- Typical visit duration is around 1–2 hours for the observation decks; add 1–2 more hours if you book an AJ Hackett adventure activity.
- Night visits are popular — the city lights and casino skyline look spectacular after dark; the tower is usually open into the late evening, though hours vary seasonally so check before you go.
- Clear days offer views stretching to Zhuhai and, on rare occasions, Hong Kong; mornings tend to have less haze than afternoons, especially in summer.
Frequently asked
- What does a Macau Tower general admission ticket include?
- A general admission ticket typically covers entry to the indoor observation deck on Level 58 and the outdoor observation deck on Level 61, including the glass floor panel. It does not include AJ Hackett adventure activities (bungy jump, Skywalk X, or Tower Climb) or dining at the revolving restaurant — those require separate bookings and fees.
- Is day or night better for visiting Macau Tower?
- Both have their appeal. Daytime visits on clear mornings offer the longest visibility — you may see as far as Zhuhai or Hong Kong — while nighttime is popular for the glittering casino skyline and city lights. Many visitors find the night view more dramatic, especially on weekends when the city is lit up.
- Can I book the AJ Hackett bungy jump or Skywalk X with the observation deck ticket?
- The AJ Hackett bungy jump, Skywalk X rim walk, and Tower Climb are add-on experiences priced separately from the general admission ticket. You can usually book them in advance online or at the tower on the day, subject to availability and weather conditions.