Tickets for The Sydney Tower Eye

Description

Whilst you take in the breath-taking Sydney skyline, the magnificent silhouette of the Sydney Tower Eye has become an iconic and noticeable feature over the last 30 years. Enjoy the unique and extraordinary experience of ascending to the very of the Sydney Tower Eye today!

As the tallest structure in the Southern Hemisphere, the Sydney Tower Eye provides sensational 360 views of Sydney from 250 metres above the ground. If you fancy even more of an adventure, then why not embark on the Sydney Tower Eye’s incredible 60-minute Skywalk tour!

Attractions

Observation Deck

From the top of the observation deck, which is located on the fourth floor of the building, you can enjoy spectacular 360 views of Sydney and if you fancy a bite to eat, take advantage of the 360 dining experience.

Sky Walk

Are you ready for an adventure? Then why not embark on the Skywalk Tour - a 60 minute tour which involves walking along the highest viewpoint in the Sydney Tower Eye, whilst a tour guide points out Sydney’s landmarks and tells fascinating stories about the city.

4-D Cinema Pre-show experience

This extraordinary experience is included in your observation deck admission. Equipping you with 4D sunglasses, this incredible immersive experience teaches you all about the eye!

Tickets 2024

The Sydney Tower Eye General Admission

*Ticket prices may change.

Calendar and Opening times

How to get there

Located bang in the centre of Sydney at the Westfield shopping centre, the Sydney Tower Eye is very easy to access by both public transport and car.

• Walking: if you are already in the centre of Sydney, then you can easily access the Sydney Tower Eye as it is in the Westfield Shopping Centre, on the corner of Pitt Street Mall and Market Street.
• Train: the nearest train stations to the Sydney Tower Eye are St James, Town Hall and Market Place. St James is only a 2 minute walk away and the Town Hall and Martin Place are 5-10 minute walk away. 
• Bus: there are several bus routes which run past or terminate at the Sydney Tower Eye via George Street, Castlereagh Street and Elizabeth Street 
• Car: there is a special guest parking rates at central car parks nearby. 

Useful Information

Access

The Sydney Tower Eye is fully wheelchair accessible with wheelchair facilities provided throughout the attraction. There are lifts and ramped walkways which can be used by all access customers. The main observation area is fully accessible.

If you require a wheelchair, they are available to be borrowed at the admissions area of the Sydney Tower Eye. However, it is worth noting that these are available on a first come, first served basis. 

Dining

The Sydney Tower Eye offers a bespoke 360 dining experience on the 82nd floor, the SkyFeast. Offering a range of food from all over the world, there will be something for everyone.

FAQ

Photos of The Sydney Tower Eye

Featured videos

Kids View: The Sydney Tower Eye & SKYWALK (Insider tips from local kids)

Sydney Tower Eye + SKYWALK Showcase Video