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Experience the thrill: Sydney Tower Eye Skywalk Experience

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Imagine walking on a glass floor outside, 268 meters high above Sydney. The Sydney Tower Eye Skywalk gives you a thrilling adventure of experiencing the city skyline like no other. Spot some of the most famous places like the Harbour Bridge and Opera House, while ensuring your safety at all times with protective gear and expert instructors. Scroll down for everything you need to know about the experience, from timings and directions to tips for a memorable time.

What to expect on your Sydney Tower Eye Skywalk

Skywalk experience: A 60-minute guided tour on the glass-floored platform that offers bird-eye views of the city.
Access to Observation deck: Complimentary entry to the indoor observation deck that provides an all-weather viewing experience.
Unique photo opportunity: Get complimentary digital photos capturing the thrilling moment, up from the tallest building of Sydney.
Safety-first: All necessary safety gear, including harnesses, and protective clothing is provided for the experience.
Pricing: Prices start from approximately AU$95 for adults and AU$70 for children above 10 years, excluding any inclusions. Prices may vary.

Plan your visit to Sydney Tower Eye

Timings

Getting there

Facilities

Rules

Accessibility

Health requirements

Safety

Dining

Tips

Sydney Tower Eye operates daily from 11am to 9pm and there are 7 Skywalks per day, starting from 12 pm to 6pm.
Last admission for Skywalk is at 6pm.
Spring (September to November) & Autumn (March to May): Ideal for outdoor activities, including the Skywalk, as the city isn't too hot or cold.
Summer (December to February): Early morning or late afternoon sessions are cooler and offer stunning golden-hour views.
Winter (June to August): Visibility tends to be excellent, making it a great time for photography.

Address: Sydney Tower Eye, 100 Market Street, Sydney, NSW 2000.
By train: The closest station is St James Station, just a 5-minute walk from the tower. Alternatively, Town Hall Station and Martin Place Station are also nearby.
By bus: Several bus routes stop near the tower, including those servicing Market Street, George Street, and Elizabeth Street.
By car: By car: Parking is available at nearby locations such as the Westfield Sydney car park. Sydney Tower is approximately a 3-minute drive (800 meters) from Town Hall.

Restrooms: Multiple restrooms, including accessible ones, are located within the building.
Baby care: Baby-changing facilities are available for families visiting with infants.
Lockers: Complimentary lockers are provided for storing personal items, as cameras and mobile phones are not allowed on the Skywalk.

Kids must be at least 10 years old to participate in the Skywalk.
Children under 17 years must be accompanied by an adult.
Closed-toe, non-slip shoes and comfortable clothing are mandatory.
Photography is prohibited on the Skywalk itself, but you will receive complimentary digital souvenir photos.

Wheelchair accessibility: Even though the tower is wheelchair accessible, the SKYWALK experience is not wheelchair-friendly.
Accessible restrooms are available in the building.
Assistance dogs are allowed into The Sydney Tower Eye, ensuring support animals can accompany their owners throughout the experience.

You should be able to show that you’ll be able to complete the walk without any extra assistance.
A moderate to fit health level is better suited for the experience. Those with any serious medical issues should not participate.
The experience is not suggested for pregnant individuals and toddlers.
People with heightened fear of heights should avoid skywalks.

Declaration form: Before participating, you must sign a declaration confirming that you do not suffer from any medical conditions that could affect your ability to comfortably and safely complete the SKYWALK.
Harness: Participants are fitted with safety harnesses that are securely attached to the external walkways throughout the experience, ensuring maximum safety.
Guided Support: Expert guides, known as Skyguides, accompany you every step of the way to ensure you feel comfortable, and informed during the journey.
Weather Conditions: The SKYWALK operates in various weather conditions; however, in cases of extreme weather, sessions may be rescheduled or canceled for safety reasons.

SkyFeast at Sydney Tower: Located within the tower, this revolving restaurant offers a buffet-style dining experience with over 30 international dishes, from Asian and Mediterranean to Italian.
Nearby dining: Explore a variety of cafes and restaurants at Westfield Sydney, offering everything from quick bites to fine dining options.

Arrive early: Arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled skywalk for check-in and the safety briefing.
Weather: The Skywalk is weather-dependent. In the event of adverse weather, you may be rescheduled or refunded.

Nearby attractions

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SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium

Explore Australia's diverse marine life, including sharks, rays, and tropical fish. Located in Darling Harbour, it's a 10-minute walk from the tower.

Sydney Opera House

One of the most recognizable landmarks, the Sydney Opera House against the backdrop of Sydney Harbour, gives a stunning architectural view.

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Frequently asked questions about the Sydney Tower Eye Skywalk

What is included in the Skywalk ticket?

Your ticket includes a 60-minute guided Skywalk experience, access to the indoor observation deck, safety gear, and complimentary digital souvenir photos.

How long does the Skywalk experience last?

The entire experience lasts approximately 60 minutes, which includes the check-in, safety briefing, and the walk itself. It starts from 12am to 6pm.

What are the age restrictions for the Skywalk?

Participants must be at least 10 years old. Children aged 10-17 must be accompanied by an adult.

Is the Skywalk safe?

Yes, the Skywalk is completely safe. Guests are provided with safety harnesses and briefed by experienced guides. The platform and equipment are regularly inspected and maintained to the highest standards.

Can I bring my camera or phone on the Skywalk?

No, for safety reasons, personal cameras and phones are not allowed on the Skywalk. Lockers are provided for storage, and complimentary digital photos are included with your ticket.

What happens in bad weather?

The Skywalk is weather-dependent. If conditions are unsafe, in case of high winds or storms, sessions may be rescheduled.

What should I wear for the Skywalk?

Wear closed-toe, non-slip shoes and comfortable clothing. Safety equipment, such as harnesses, will be provided on-site.

Is the Skywalk suitable for people with a fear of heights?

While the Skywalk offers an incredible experience, it may not be suitable for those scared of heights. However, guides provide support, and you will be securely harnessed throughout.

Is the Skywalk wheelchair accessible?

Unfortunately, the Skywalk is not wheelchair accessible due to its design. However, the indoor observation deck is fully accessible.

Are there any health restrictions for the Skywalk?

Pregnant individuals and those with heart conditions or other serious medical issues are advised not to participate.

How early should I arrive for my Skywalk session?

Arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled session to allow time for check-in and the safety briefing.

Are there restaurants in the building?

Yes, you can have a lunch or dinner buffet at the Skyfeast revolving restaurant located at the Sydney Tower Eye. Remember to make reservations or go for combo tickets of Skywalk and Skyfeast.