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Once the world's tallest, these 88-story towers bear a modern Islamic design & a visitor skybridge.
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Loved the place.. initially I was skeptical if we should go to the top since what can we view from there if all that is to see is the twin towers itself. But I was proven wrong.. the suspended bridge connecting the 2 towers and being there is a surreal experience. Then going atop to 86th floor and viewing the city from there is a brilliant experience. The tickets are expensive but totally worth the price. The merchandise at the shop is reasonably priced and good quality. Lot of pictures clicked and left with happy memories!
Tickets are sold slotwise and sometimes the online shop says sold out but the actual counter has some slots left. We went there in the morning without much expectations to get a ticket since online said sold out but we were pleasantly surprised to get 2:30 PM slot. The team there allocates few minutes at each spot and then you have to move to the next level.
Tickets are sold slotwise and sometimes the online shop says sold out but the actual counter has some slots left. We went there in the morning without much expectations to get a ticket since online said sold out but we were pleasantly surprised to get 2:30 PM slot. The team there allocates few minutes at each spot and then you have to move to the next level.
It was our first time to visit Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia so of course we had to do the Petronas Twin Tower tour. It was really interesting to know why and how it was built. It is not the tallest building in KL anymore but still very popular to tourists. We had to purchase tickets there, adults and kids pay, no prams or big bags allowed. I enjoyed the tour with my boys but the lift personnel
made everyone in the group line up by two’s to fit in the small lift/elevator, that was a bit claustrophobic. The lifts were quick to go up and down. They divided people in groups as per booking time and you get a color
code, this is how they remind people to
move on from spots in the building. They only give 10 minutes in the bridge between the two towers. The tower is very clean inside and outside. Souvenirs available on top but best to buy at the bottom
shop for more choices!
made everyone in the group line up by two’s to fit in the small lift/elevator, that was a bit claustrophobic. The lifts were quick to go up and down. They divided people in groups as per booking time and you get a color
code, this is how they remind people to
move on from spots in the building. They only give 10 minutes in the bridge between the two towers. The tower is very clean inside and outside. Souvenirs available on top but best to buy at the bottom
shop for more choices!
It feels good coming back here after 12 years 😆 I even came twice (day and evening) during my 4-day trip to Malaysia.
The trip to KL would not be complete without a visit to the world's tallest twin towers. The view of skyscrapers is utterly startling, especially at night with all the lights.
The trip to KL would not be complete without a visit to the world's tallest twin towers. The view of skyscrapers is utterly startling, especially at night with all the lights.
One of the tallest buildings in the world, the symbol of Malaysia! The site is always full of visitors because of its fame, so you should expect huge crowds taking photos. The retailers inside are pretty cool
I had the chance to visit the Petronas Twin Towers in KL, and while the tickets were a bit pricey and required advance purchase, the experience was quite enjoyable. We timed it for sunset, which added to the beauty of the view. The cityscape from the bridge was stunning and offered a unique perspective.
However, a small downside was the staff's persistence in pushing us to buy a family picture they had taken. While it dampened the experience a bit, it didn't overshadow the overall positive impression.
In summary, the Petronas Twin Towers are definitely worth a visit, despite the ticket cost and the occasional push for purchasing extras. The view is incredible, especially during sunset, and it's an iconic landmark that provides a glimpse of Kuala Lumpur's charm.
However, a small downside was the staff's persistence in pushing us to buy a family picture they had taken. While it dampened the experience a bit, it didn't overshadow the overall positive impression.
In summary, the Petronas Twin Towers are definitely worth a visit, despite the ticket cost and the occasional push for purchasing extras. The view is incredible, especially during sunset, and it's an iconic landmark that provides a glimpse of Kuala Lumpur's charm.
I bought the tickets for the experience in advance and they cost around 20 dollars per person. The tour is guided and lasts around 45 mins, I would loved to be able to stay more in the observation deck, but I understand why it's that way to give everyone the chance to experience it as well
There is two main stops in the tour, the first one is the suspending bridge between the two towers, it is fascinating. If the weather is too sunny, the reflections of the sun rays could be a little annoying. The second stop is the observation deck which is located on the 86th floor at a whopping 370m above the ground, the views of the city were magnificent
There is two main stops in the tour, the first one is the suspending bridge between the two towers, it is fascinating. If the weather is too sunny, the reflections of the sun rays could be a little annoying. The second stop is the observation deck which is located on the 86th floor at a whopping 370m above the ground, the views of the city were magnificent
Very impressive buildings Best to book in advance particularly if you want to go in the evening when the towers and whole area is lit up with the fountains below going off too. We paid to go on two different floors . One where the towers join and walk across 34 th floor and then went up to the 84th floor. We had great views of Kuala Lumpur as it was such a beautiful weather outside. The building are incredible and very unique. Definitely worth a visit . Cost us 135 RM
