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General Entry Ticket (Future Dated Admission) Sydney Tower Eye - Morning Admission Sydney Tower Eye - Afternoon Admission

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Sydney Tower Eye is the tallest building in Sydney, offering breathtaking 360-degree views of the city. Don’t miss the chance to experience the iconic Skywalk for a thrilling outdoor adventure! Admission tickets to The Sydney Tower Eye. Children aged 0-1 can enter free. Book Tickets Online & Save.

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1 hr approx

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Highlights

360-Degree Views: The observation deck offers stunning panoramic views of Sydney, including landmarks like the Opera House and Harbour Bridge.
Glass Floor Experience: A thrilling glass-floored viewing platform where visitors can look directly down to the ground below, offering a unique perspective of the city.
Skywalk Experience: An outdoor, guided tour that lets visitors walk around the tower's rooftop while enjoying spectacular views of the city from 268 meters above the ground.
Interactive Digital Displays: The observation deck features interactive screens providing information about Sydney's landmarks and history.
Nighttime Views: The Sydney Tower Eye offers stunning views of the city both day and night, allowing visitors to see Sydney’s vibrant lights after dark.

My Tickets

Tickets will be delivered by email within 30 minutes and via WhatsApp (optional).

Cancellation Policy:

Get a full refund when you cancel up to 24 hours before the start of the experience.

Rules:

No animals or pets are permitted into The Sydney Tower Eye.
Each session is limited to a maximum of 60 minutes.
The Sydney Tower Eye welcomes guide dogs.
Pregnant women in their third trimester cannot participate.

Know Before You Go

Entry & Services:

Free for children aged 0-1.
Children aged 2-15 must be accompanied by a paying adult.
The Sydney Tower Eye is wheelchair accessible throughout our attraction zones.
The accessible toilets at The Sydney Tower Eye.
Sydney Tower Eye have small lockers onsite for guests who are taking part in the SKYWALK experience.

How To Use

You can present your ticket as either a printed copy or a mobile e-ticket, whichever is more convenient for you.
Your Madame The Sydney Tower Eye Tickets are only valid during the specified period mentioned in the selected package. Make sure to check the dates and times of validity to plan your visit accordingly.

Location

Westfield Sydney, Level 5/108 Market St, Sydney NSW 2000

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By Foot:

We’re located at the corner of Pitt Street Mall and Market Street, on Level 5 of Westfield.

By Bus:

The Sydney Tower Eye is near bus routes on George, Castlereagh, and Elizabeth Streets, with stops by Westfield Sydney. Visit the Sydney Buses website for details.

By Car:

The Sydney Tower Eye offers discounted parking in central Sydney from $13.

By Metro:

7-minute walk from Gadigal Station.

By Rail:

Rail The closest train stations to Sydney Tower Eye are St James, Town Hall, and Martin Place.

St James (City Circle Line) is a 2-minute walk west from Westfield Sydney, where the Tower Eye is located.
Town Hall is a 5-10 minute walk north along George Street, then east up Market Street.
Martin Place (Eastern Suburbs Line) is a 5-10 minute walk south via Castlereagh or Pitt Streets.

FAQs

What is inside The Sydney Tower Eye?

Inside we have the Observation Deck and the SKYWALK Experience, along with a kiosk and gift shop.
What landmarks would I be able to see from The Sydney Tower Eye?

The Sydney Tower Eye allow our guests to have 360° views of Sydney's fantastic skyline. Famous landmarks you will be able to see include The Rocks, Luna Park, Sydney Opera House, St Mary's Cathedral, Sydney Harbour Bridge and many more!
How long does it take to go around The Sydney Tower Eye?

You are invited to stay on the Observation Deck as long as you like from your arrival through to regular closing time. Most guests spend 60 minutes at the attraction on average.
How long are the queues for The Sydney Tower Eye?

Sydney Tower Eye is a popular attraction to visit in Sydney. Our busiest dates are 26 December to 10 January. During this period you should expect longer than usual waiting period.
When is the quietest time to visit The Sydney Tower Eye?

The quietest times to visit Sydney Tower Eye are early morning or late afternoon. Peak times are weekends, school breaks, and public holidays. Sunset is always popular, so expect crowds a couple of hours before and after.
Can I take a pushchair or buggy into The Sydney Tower Eye?

The observation deck is fully buggy accessible.