Is this the official website?
No. centerinfo.my is an independent visitor guide. We do not operate the Petronas Twin Towers and we do not sell tickets.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you sell tickets?
No. For bookings, please use the official channels or trusted third-party platforms.
How long does a visit take?
Most visits take around 1–2 hours, including time at the Skybridge, observation deck, and base level facilities, plus extra time for arrival, security screening, and photos.
What can I see during the visit?
The main attractions are the Skybridge at 170 meters above ground level, which connects the two towers, and the observation deck at 370 meters, which offers 360-degree views of Kuala Lumpur and the surrounding region. On clear days, you can see landmarks such as the KL Tower, the KLCC area, and the Golden Triangle.
How tall are the Petronas Twin Towers?
The towers stand at 451.9 meters (1,483 feet) tall, making them the tallest twin towers in the world. Each tower has 88 floors and was completed in 1996.
What is the Skybridge?
The Skybridge is a two-story connecting structure between the two towers at levels 41 and 42, approximately 170 meters above ground level. It is the world's highest two-story bridge and provides panoramic views of Kuala Lumpur while allowing visitors to walk between the two towers.
Is there a dress code?
There is no formal dress code for most visitors, but comfortable clothing is recommended. Comfortable shoes are advisable as you'll be standing and walking during the visit, including the walk across the Skybridge.
Is the visit suitable for children?
Yes, many families visit with children. Both the Skybridge and observation deck are fully enclosed and climate-controlled, making them safe and comfortable for visitors of all ages. Children under a certain age may enter free, but check current policies when booking.
Can I take photos?
Yes, photography is generally allowed at both the Skybridge and observation deck. However, there may be restrictions on tripods or professional equipment. Check current policies when you visit.
How do I get to the towers?
The towers are located in the KLCC area in the heart of Kuala Lumpur's central business district. The KLCC LRT station connects directly to the complex, making it convenient to reach by train. The towers are also accessible by taxi, ride-hailing services, or on foot from nearby areas.
What's the best time to visit?
Early morning visits often provide clearer views and fewer crowds. Evening visits allow you to see the towers illuminated, which many find particularly impressive. Weekdays typically have fewer visitors than weekends.
Are the viewing areas accessible?
Yes, both the Skybridge and observation deck are accessible by elevator and are on single levels, making them accessible to visitors with mobility concerns. The elevators are modern and provide a smooth ascent.
What's the weather like at the Skybridge and observation deck?
Both viewing areas are fully enclosed and climate-controlled, so the weather outside does not affect your visit. You can enjoy the views comfortably regardless of weather conditions.
Can I visit during rain?
Yes, both the Skybridge and observation deck are fully enclosed, so you can visit regardless of weather conditions. This makes the towers a reliable option even during Kuala Lumpur's frequent rain showers.
How long is the elevator ride?
The high-speed elevator rides to both the Skybridge and observation deck are quick and provide a smooth ascent. The journey to the Skybridge takes approximately one minute, and the additional ride to the observation deck is similarly efficient.
What landmarks can I see from the viewing areas?
On clear days, you can see landmarks such as the KL Tower, the KLCC area, the Golden Triangle, and the surrounding hills that frame the city. The 360-degree views from both the Skybridge and observation deck help you understand the city's layout.
Is parking available?
Parking availability can vary in the KLCC area. It's advisable to check current parking options or consider using public transport, particularly the KLCC LRT station, which provides direct access to the complex. Taxi or ride-hailing services are also convenient options.
Can I combine my visit with other attractions?
Yes, many visitors combine their tower visit with KLCC Park, Suria KLCC shopping mall, or Aquaria KLCC, all located within the same complex. The central location makes it easy to continue to other attractions after your tower visit.
Do I need to book in advance?
Booking requirements can vary. Some visitors prefer to book in advance, especially during peak seasons or if they have a specific time preference. Check current policies when planning your visit, as time slots may be scheduled.
What is the difference between the Skybridge and observation deck?
The Skybridge is located at 170 meters above ground level and connects the two towers, providing a unique experience of walking between the structures. The observation deck is located at 370 meters above ground level and offers even more expansive views from a higher elevation. Both provide impressive views, but from different heights.