Sydney Tower Eye Tickets & Passes

Sydney Tower Eye is the highest point in the city, and there's more than one way to take in the view from up there. Ride up to the indoor Observation Deck, step outside onto the glass floored SKYWALK for a proper thrill, or book a table at SkyFeast and let the buffet come to you 82 floors above street level. Here's every way to see Sydney from the top.

Sydney Tower Eye Entry Tickets

The Sydney Tower Eye Entry Ticket gets you 360 degree views from 250 metres above the city, with the Blue Mountains visible on a clear day, plus entry to the 4D Cinema Experience. It's the easiest way to see Sydney Harbour, the Opera House and the Bridge all from one spot.

Sydney Tower SKYWALK Tickets

The Sydney Tower SKYWALK takes you outside onto Sydney's highest open air platform, 268 metres up and the same height as the Eiffel Tower, harnessed and guided across a glass floored walkway with views stretching from the Opera House to Bondi Beach. Observation Deck and 4D Cinema entry are included.

SkyFeast Sydney Tower Buffet Lunch - For 2

The SkyFeast Buffet Lunch seats two at a guaranteed window table 82 floors up, with an unlimited buffet of over 30 international dishes and a welcome drink each, all served as the revolving restaurant turns the whole city beneath you.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Sydney Tower Eye and SKYWALK?

Sydney Tower Eye covers the indoor Observation Deck, while SKYWALK takes you outside onto a glass floored walkway around the tower's exterior, both include the 4D Cinema Experience.

Is there a minimum age for the Sydney Tower SKYWALK?

Yes, participants must be 10 years or older and at least 90cm tall, with children aged 10 to 15 needing to be accompanied by an adult.

Does SkyFeast include drinks with the buffet lunch?

Yes, a welcome drink each is included, choose from soft drink, house wine, red or white, or house beer.

Can I combine Sydney Tower Eye with other Sydney attractions?

Yes, Sydney Tower Eye features in the 2, 3, 4 and Ultimate Sydney Experience combo passes alongside SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium, WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo and Madame Tussauds Sydney.

What happens if the weather is bad on SKYWALK day?

SKYWALK runs in most weather conditions except electrical storms and extremely high winds, with wet weather return passes issued if your walk is affected.

Local tip: book the SKYWALK for a late afternoon slot to catch the sunset over the city, or lock in SkyFeast for lunch if you would rather take the views in from a window table with a fork in hand.

Sort your Sydney Tower Eye visit above, whether that's the Observation Deck, the outdoor SKYWALK experience, or a SkyFeast buffet lunch high above the harbour city. All good days are waiting.