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Climb onto the undoubtfully magnificent Sydney Tower that offers you a panorama view of the Sydney including many of it’s major iconic landmarks like the Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge and the gorgeous golden sunsets!

 

Key Highlights

  • From the summit of the Sydney Tower Eye, enjoy breathtaking views of Sydney in all directions.
  • From a distance, take in Sydney's beachside suburbs and gaze as far as the Blue Mountains.
  • Entry to Sydney Tower Eye’s observation deck with views of the Harbour Bridge, Opera House and, on clear days, the Blue Mountains.
  • Digi Photo Pass with 8 digital photos taken inside the observation deck.

About Sydney Tower Eye Tickets

Excited to stand on Sydney’s crown? With its 360-degree views of the Sydney skyline and its 250-meter elevation, Sydney Tower also known as Sydney Tower Eye or Centrepoint Tower is the ideal place to see most of the city’s unmissable spots from a heaven like top view. The Sydney Tower Eye, a publicly accessible observation deck, is located roughly 250 meters above the ground offering you that mind blowing view of Sydney.
A place where walls melt into the buttery sky and horizon becomes endless, this golden crown of Sydney gives you a must have experience of getting drunk in the panoramic views of the sparkling harbour, iconic Opera House sails, and the distant Blue Mountains in clear sky.

Inclusions

  • Standard Admission to Sydney Tower Eye
  • Free WiFi
  • A Digi Photo pass.

Exclusions

  • Hotel pick up and drop off
  • Meals and beverages
  • Luggage bags or large suitcases

Insiders' Tips

Head to the observation deck’s western side, just past the main SKYWALK viewing area entrance. There’s a slightly tucked-away corner with floor-to-ceiling glass that frames both the Harbour Bridge and Darling Harbour in one shot — no window glare from the main crowd’s lights, and fewer people walking into your frame and if you set your camera angle slightly downward, you can also capture the winding ferry routes below, adding depth and motion to your shot.

Additional Information

  • Once inside the attraction, you can explore in your own pace and stay as long as you want.
  • Tickets are categorised on the basis of time - Morning tickets (before 1pm) and Afternoon tickets (after1pm).
  • Children under 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.
  • Children aged 16+ will be considered as adults.
  • Children under 2 must have a pre-booked ticket.
  • During school breaks, please reserve your visit time in advance
  • Wheelchair accessible.
  • For security reasons large bags and luggage are not permitted inside.

Cancellation Policy

This ticket follows a full cancellation policy, if the ticket is cancelled before one day of the visit.

Sydney Tower Eye Tickets Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Sydney Tower Eye located?
Sydney Tower Eye sits above the Westfield Sydney shopping centre in the heart of the CBD, with the entrance on Level 5.
How tall is the Sydney Tower Eye?
The tower stands at 309 metres, making it the tallest structure in Sydney and offering the city’s highest public viewing platform.
What can you see from the observation deck?
Enjoy 360° panoramic views of Sydney Harbour, the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Darling Harbour, Bondi Beach, and on clear days, even the Blue Mountains.
How long should I spend at Sydney Tower Eye?
Around 1–1.5 hours is enough for the observation deck, while SKYWALK adds another 45–60 minutes.
When is the best time to visit?
Late afternoon leading into sunset offers the best light for photography and the chance to see the city transform from day to night.
Do I need to book tickets in advance?
It’s recommended to book online to secure your preferred time slot, especially for SKYWALK or during peak tourist seasons.
Is there parking nearby?
Yes, parking is available at Westfield Sydney for a fee, but public transport is often faster and more convenient.

Ratings & Reviews

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Feng Zhang
4
Travelled September 2026

The 360-degree views over Sydney were absolutely spectacular. The views depend a lot on the weather....

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Ramil Reyes
4
Travelled September 2026

Add the SKYWALK if you fancy an outdoor thrill. Some felt there wasn't much to do beyond the view....

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Aditya Reddy
4
Travelled September 2026

It's a great way to see Sydney, if you catch a clear day. The value is better booked online and on a weekday....

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Dimitris Antoniou
4
Travelled September 2026

We went at sunset, and the city lights coming on were magical. On a clear day you can see up to 80 kilometres....

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Charlotte White
4
Travelled September 2026

The panorama included the harbour, the Opera House and the western suburbs. There's a gift shop with a post office box at the top....

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Jose Santos
5
Travelled September 2026

Being the tallest building in Sydney, the view is unbeatable for orientation. You can also see the western suburbs and the Blue Mountains....

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Thu Do
4
Travelled September 2026

Add the SKYWALK if you fancy an outdoor thrill. The glass reflections made photography tricky at times....

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Isla Evans
4
Travelled September 2026

The views at sunset, with the harbour glowing, were stunning. It's a view rather than an experience,...

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Hassan Ahmed
5
Travelled September 2026

Go on a weekday for the cheaper price and fewer crowds. Most visitors spend around 30 to 90 minutes here....

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Hao Chen
5
Travelled September 2026

From 250 metres up, it's a great way to get your bearings in the city. The deck looks out over the harbour and the city....

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Hui Liu
5
Travelled September 2026

Add the SKYWALK if you fancy an outdoor thrill. The whole family can enjoy the views and the 4D film....

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Mark Garcia
4
Travelled September 2026

We'd heard the SKYWALK was the best bit, and it was. The value is better booked online and on a weekday....

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Lei Zhou
4
Travelled September 2026

The 4D experience was a nice extra before the observation deck. It's a fairly short visit, at around 30 minutes....

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Lin Zhao
4
Travelled September 2026

Being the tallest building in Sydney, the view is unbeatable for orientation. It's a good way to orient yourself at the start of a trip....

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Sophie Ryan
4
Travelled September 2026

The views are fantastic, even if the ticket feels a little steep. The 4D cinema isn't to everyone's taste....

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Thomas Nguyen
4
Travelled September 2026

A stunning 360 view of Sydney. It's a view rather than an experience, unlike the outdoor walks....

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Daan Muller
5
Travelled September 2026

Everyone said the views were amazing, and they were. So glad we went.

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Ming Zhou
4
Travelled September 2026

We went at sunset, and the city lights coming on were magical. The views depend a lot on the weather....

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James Brown
4
Travelled September 2026

Adding the SKYWALK, with its glass floor outside the tower, was well worth it. The glass reflections made photography tricky at times....

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William Smith
4
Travelled September 2026

The entrance is inside the Westfield mall, so look out for it. There's no time limit once you're up on the deck....

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Sydney Tower Eye Tickets

USD 20.36

Insiders’ Tips

Head to the observation deck’s western side, just past the main SKYWALK viewing area entrance. There’s a slightly tucked-away corner with floor-to-ceiling glass that frames both the Harbour Bridge and Darling Harbour in one shot — no window glare from the main crowd’s lights, and fewer people walking into your frame and if you set your camera angle slightly downward, you can also capture the winding ferry routes below, adding depth and motion to your shot.

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