Kuala Lumpur Tower Ticket
KL's iconic 421 m tower — indoor & open-air sky decks with glass Sky Box views. Book with coupon for best price.
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What it is
Standing 421 metres tall on a forested hilltop, Menara KL (KL Tower) is Southeast Asia's tallest telecommunications tower and one of the world's top ten. Visitors can choose between the indoor Observation Deck at around 276 m — climate-controlled with wraparound city views — or the open-air Sky Deck at 300 m, which includes the suspended glass Sky Box that juts out over the KL skyline. From either level you get unobstructed sightlines over the Petronas Twin Towers, the Merdeka 118 supertall, and the green canopy of the Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve that surrounds the tower's base.
Highlights
- One of the world's tallest telecommunications towers at 421 m, set on a natural hilltop inside Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve in the heart of KL
- Observation Deck (~276 m): fully enclosed, climate-controlled panoramic deck ideal for families and visitors who prefer a sheltered experience
- Sky Deck (~300 m): open-air platform giving you direct sky and wind exposure with sweeping 360° views of the city skyline
- Sky Box: glass cube suspended from the Sky Deck ledge — stand over the city with clear floors and walls for a vertiginous direct-down view
- Iconic dual sightline — frame both the Petronas Twin Towers and the Merdeka 118 tower in the same panoramic sweep
- Open daily 9 AM–10 PM, including public holidays, making it easy to catch both daytime and after-dark skyline views in a single visit
Good to know
- Ticket tiers: the Observation Deck is the entry-level option; the Sky Deck + Sky Box requires a higher-tier ticket — confirm which experience you want before booking
- Weather affects the open-air Sky Deck; the enclosed Observation Deck is a reliable fallback on rainy or hazy days
- The tower sits inside Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve — a free-to-enter urban jungle reserve; arrival by taxi, ride-hail (Grab), or a short uphill walk from Dang Wangi / Bukit Nanas LRT stations
- Last admission is typically around 9:30 PM; sunset visits (roughly 7 PM) let you experience both golden-hour and night skyline in one ticket
- Some attraction extensions (e.g. Tower Walk 100 glass walkway) may be closed for maintenance — check operator notes before booking for the most current availability
- Online booking via platforms such as Klook or KKday often offers discounted rates versus walk-up pricing; apply any available coupon at checkout
Frequently asked
- What is the difference between the Observation Deck and the Sky Deck?
- The Observation Deck (around 276 m) is an enclosed, air-conditioned space offering city views through floor-to-ceiling windows. The Sky Deck (around 300 m) is an open-air platform at a higher level that includes the glass Sky Box — a glass-walled cube that extends out from the ledge for a direct overhead view of the city below. Sky Deck tickets are priced higher but offer a more immersive, outdoor experience.
- How do I get to KL Tower from the city centre?
- The tower is located off Jalan Punchak in the Bukit Nanas area. The nearest LRT stations are Dang Wangi and Bukit Nanas (Ampang/Sri Petaling line), both about a 10–15 minute uphill walk away. Grab (ride-hail) drops you at the base of the tower — this is the most convenient option if you want to avoid the hill walk.
- Is the Sky Box at KL Tower safe for children and visitors with a fear of heights?
- The Sky Box is a fully enclosed glass structure with reinforced panels — it is structurally secure. However, the transparent floor and walls can be intense for those with acrophobia or young children who may be anxious. The indoor Observation Deck is a calmer alternative that still delivers excellent city views.