China · OBSERVATION DECKS
The 5 best observation deck tickets you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Skip-the-line admission to Shanghai Tower’s Top at 546 m, 360 views, optional 126th-floor light show, plus interactive Sky Wish Tree.
“We went in the evening and had amazing views of the city lights at night time.”
Prebook sky100 in Hong Kong’s ICC for fast entry and 360-degree views from the 100th floor, with multimedia exhibits, telescopes, and Café 100.
“Very pleasant way to spend the afternoon.Quiet, no crowds or queues. A good way to see Hong Kong from above.”
Private Shanghai Tower night views from the 118th floor with a dedicated guide, plus optional dinner or Huangpu River cruise.
“We had most wonderful time with our guide Mason. He provided us with an exceptional tour as we managed through the freezing cold night. He made our trip very memorable, like going out of his way to show us things in Shanghai that wRead more”
Ride the Diwang Tower 69F Sky Deck for 360° Shenzhen views, interactive exhibits, and great photo angles, with an entry ticket at $25.
“Tuve que comprar otro tiquet en la entrada ,los que compré por esta aplicación no valían y encima me cobraron solo 10€ por entrada cuando en la aplicación pagué 30 ,una estafa en mayúsculas ,me gustaría que me devolvieran el dinero por lo menos”
Macau Tower brings 360-degree views from 338m with indoor and outdoor decks, plus a revolving café, all for about $18.
“Unfortunately my plans changed at the last minute so was unable to attend. As it was within the 24 hour window I was billed, which is not unreasonable. I did contact the provider to see if I could alter the date but after a very quick response from them I was told I couldn’t. Again, not unexpected or unreasonable. I marked it as a 3 star as I couldn’t tell you if the trip would have been any good ok r not.”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
