TAIWAN · TAIPEI 101 & SKYLINE VIEWS
5 reviewed
The observatory sits at 382 metres and the queue is the whole difference between a good visit and a wasted hour. These 5 options cover standard entry, priority passes and the open-air Skyline 460 walk: what each costs, which floor it gets you to, and the hours worth aiming for.
Taipei 101 Observatory Deck ticket with a 37-second elevator ride, optional fast track, and 360-degree views, telescopes, and science stops.
“Our guide was fabulous! The stairs were a bit challenging, but we made it. Very informative and the tour we took was fun!”
Skip Taipei 101 lines with express elevator queues, a 37-second ride to the 89th floor, and 360-degree views, great for sunset.
“Worth every NTD to avoid the long lines both up and down. You also get discount vouchers for nice coffee and sweets shops at the top. Very enjoyable experience with great views.”
Skyline 460 on Taipei 101 offers 360 views, an outdoor glass floor 460 meters up, plus a photo and souvenir for $95.
“Waiting for refund as cancelled by vendor due to lacking number of participants and the weather. I had this booked many times and changed dates and times. This last one was cancelled by vendor after full payment and changes not allowed in app by GYG.”
Skip the lines for Taipei 101’s 89th-floor observatory, ride record-speed elevators, enjoy big skyline views, and use shopping perks nearby.
“Pick a clear day if possible, we had very limited visibility but it was still a great experience, try to get there early to get a good time slot”
Ride Taipei 101’s ultra-fast elevators to the 88th, 89th, and 91st-floor outdoor decks for big skyline views and photo time.
“What a brilliant visit. The 101 Tower is well worth seeing, especially the giant counterweight ball that is a part of the earthquake proofing of this building.”
