sydney tower eye

Sydney Tower Eye    

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Sydney Tower Eye takes you to the highest point above Sydney for breathtaking and eye-opening 360 degree views. Discover the exciting city of Sydney from our Observation Deck, situated 250 …
Sydney Tower Eye takes you to the highest point above Sydney for breathtaking and eye-opening 360 degree views. Discover the exciting city of Sydney from our Observation Deck, situated 250 meters above street level.

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Oct 3, 2024
Australia is simply beautiful! Be sure to book in advance to take in the stunning views, where you can see all of Sydney from every angle. The Skywalk is definitely worth doing. we enjoyed amazing fo…Full review by Tourist29735138383
Aug 13, 2024
Australia is just lovely . Best to book up in advance’ the view is beautiful and of course you see all over Sydney at every angle. Staff do a great job at getting you to the top quality and there is …Full review by evertoncummings
Mar 3, 2024
The entrance to the Tower is located in the Westfield Shopping Mall. Signage inside the mall isn't the best, so we had to ask several salespeople how to get to the Tower entrance. Great views put t…Full review by TravelQueen1107
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Far above the maddening crowds, Sydney Tower or AMP Tower provides 360-degree views of Sydney’s gorgeous skyline. It takes j…
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First opened to the public in 1981, Sydney Tower provides a panoramic 360-degree view from the Pacific Ocean in the east to the Blue …
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Sydney Tower Eye is Sydney's tallest free-standing structure, and the second tallest in Australia . It is also the second tallest observa…
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The Sydney Tower Eye website States you need to be there 45 minutes before your ticket time. We are going in October. …
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The Sydney Tower Eye website States you need to be there 45 minutes before your ticket time. We are going in October. Is it really necessary to be there 45 minutes in advance?
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Hi there, If you have purchased a SKYWALK ticket (this is an additional ticket to the Observation Deck) you are required to arrive 45 minutes prior to your booking to ensure you have …
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Hi there, If you have purchased a SKYWALK ticket (this is an additional ticket to the Observation Deck) you are required to arrive 45 minutes prior to your booking to ensure you have enough time to check-in. If you are only planning to visit the Observation Deck, arrival at anytime within our opening hours is fine! Hope this helps! Annie
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Is there a café on the observation deck, not the tower buffet just a café for drinks cakes snacks etc. thank you
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I’m not sure, I was in the bar level
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I just wanted to double check that there’s a lift to the observation deck? Thanks
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Yes only way you can get up
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Hi I'm a photographer and am wondering if tripods are allowed inside the observatory. Thanks Hamed
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Of course it’s allowed there are so friendly and will help you also because you’re promoting their place while I’m talking my videos and pictures there’s no one say anything
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The floor of the Tower Eye also features a newly built movie hall
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If you book tickets online and in advance it is much cheaper. There are many packages that can get you amazing discounts as well
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The Skywalk costs Dollars 69 at the most and runs from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm from October to April and 10:00 am to 7:00 pm from May to September
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The prices above are for the Sydney Tower Eye
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The Sydney Tower Eye offers a grand view and chiefly the observatory provisions to view the entire city of Sydney as well as the coastline and surroundings
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A visit to the skywalk is part of a 45-minute guided tour that leads visitors around the outside of the tower
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The ticket price includes admission to a new 4D cinema
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You are harnessed to a safety rail with a sliding harness, so there's no chance of falling off
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Children under 8 aren't allowed on the Skywalk
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A combination ticket for sky walk, the eye observation deck (which includes a 4-d cinema)
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Not for people who are scared of heights
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Cameras aren't allowed for safety reasons
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The tower eye observation deck is open again for guests from june 4, and the skywalk is open again from june 6
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The guided skywalk (adult/child $80/50) takes you outside to circumnavigate the tower along a ledge
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Tour guides offer insights and info about Sydney's famous landmarks
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There are three main sections in the tower that are open to public
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For the real adrenaline don a safety harness and do the sky walk
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Find out whether the sydney tower has halal food and prayer places
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