Petronas Twin Towers Ticket Price: Skybridge and Level 86 Packages, Timings and Booking

Petronas Twin Towers ticket price: a non-Malaysian adult (13 to 60) pays RM127 on weekdays and RM137 at weekends for a normal admission ticket, which covers the Skybridge and the Level 86 observation deck. A child aged above 2 to 12 pays RM65 / RM69, a senior (61+) RM88 / RM96, and infants below 2 enter free. Malaysians with MyKad or MyKid pay RM42 / RM45 as adults. Evening Experience tickets and the Priority Access and Premium Sky Access packages cost more (table below). The tower visit is open Tuesday to Sunday, 9 am to 10.30 pm, but it is closed on the 1st and 3rd Monday of most months.

Last checked: 19 October 2026. All prices, hours and closed dates come from the official PETRONAS Twin Towers Admission & Ticketing page (last updated 14 September 2026) and the official e-ticket site. This page is not based on a personal visit. Prices are in Malaysian ringgit (RM / MYR).

Petronas Twin Towers ticket price 2026 (official rates)

Premium Sky Access packages (same price for everyone)

Which ticket should you buy?

• Most visitors: the normal admission ticket. The official e-ticket site (eticket.petronastwintowers.com.my) lists it as “Sky Bridge & Observation Deck”, booked by time slot. The Skybridge links the towers at Levels 41 and 42, 170 m above the ground; the observation deck on Level 86 is more than 370 m up (official Design & Structure page).
• Evening Experience: the same prices table shows a higher evening rate. The official page does not say which time slots count as “evening”, so check the label on the slot when you book.
• Priority Access: for adults and seniors only. The official promotions page says it lets you visit “without the wait” if normal tickets are gone. The e-ticket site lists a dress code for it (see the rules below).
• Premium Sky Access: the only option sold as Skybridge-only (RM130). It costs more than a normal ticket, which already includes the Skybridge, so ask the operator what extra it gives before you pay.
• Families: for two non-Malaysian adults and one child (above 2 to 12), normal admission costs RM319 on a weekday (127 + 127 + 65) or RM343 at the weekend (137 + 137 + 69). A child below 2 adds nothing.

The official page does not define “weekday” and “weekend”. If you visit on a public holiday, check which rate the booking site shows.

Opening hours and closed Mondays

Remaining closed Mondays in 2026 (official list): 2 and 16 November, 7 and 21 December. Monday 19 October 2026 is also on the list. Earlier in 2026 the visit also closed for Hari Raya Aidilfitri (20 to 23 March) and Hari Raya Aidiladha (27 May), so check the official page for 2027 festival dates before you plan.

Time slots and how to book

• Timed tickets: the visit runs on a time-ticketing system. Every ticket is for one date and one time slot.
• Where to buy: the official page tells visitors to buy on the official e-ticket site, eticket2.petronastwintowers.com.my. For a visit within the next 24 hours, it asks you to buy on that platform. Download your e-ticket and show it at check-in. “All tickets are subject to availability”, and the e-ticket site says tickets are limited and sold first come, first served.
• Arrive 15 minutes early: be at the check-in area 15 minutes before your slot. The e-ticket site says late arrivals “WILL NOT be entertained or accommodated”, and the official page says there is no refund if you miss your time.
• No refunds or transfers: tickets are not refundable or transferable. The management may reschedule or cancel visits without notice.
• Malaysian rates need ID: MyKad or MyKid must be shown at entry. If it does not match the ticket type, you pay the difference (e-ticket site).
• Other sellers: in February 2026, Petrosains, which runs the tower visit, signed an agreement with Trip.com to sell Sky Xperience tickets on Trip.com’s global platform (Gaya Travel, 12 February 2026). The official page says the management is not responsible for claims or refunds on tickets bought from unofficial vendors.
• Groups: travel agencies can buy up to 40 tickets per day, per visit, in the same time slot, at the ticketing counter.

Rules for the visit

• Children under 12 must be with a parent, guardian or adult. The terms say children aged 2 and below enter free.
• All bags and personal items go through a security scanner.
• No eating, drinking, chewing gum or smoking during the visit.
• There is a drop-off area for belongings behind the check-in counter, and only a limited number of lockers (official pages).
• Free wheelchairs are available, first come, first served. If someone in your group uses a wheelchair, the e-ticket site asks you to email [email protected] before the visit.
• Dress code for Priority Access and dining packages: formal or smart casual (collared shirts, long pants, neat jeans, skirts below the knee). Not allowed: revealing clothes, Bermuda shorts, torn or faded jeans, T-shirts, sleeveless tops, open-toe shoes, slippers and sandals. The e-ticket site shows this for Priority Access and the Malaysia Petroleum Club dining package; we found no dress code for normal admission on the official pages.

Getting there: KLCC LRT station

The nearest train station is KLCC on the LRT Kelana Jaya Line. The official Getting Here page gives these changes:

• KTM trains: ride to KL Sentral, then the LRT Kelana Jaya Line to KLCC.
• LRT Ampang or Sri Petaling Line: change at Masjid Jamek.
• MRT Kajang Line: change at Pasar Seni.
• KL Monorail: change at KL Sentral or Bukit Nanas.
• Buses: the free GOKL Green Line runs from Bukit Bintang to KLCC; RapidKL B103 stops at KLCC LRT station and B114 in front of Suria KLCC.

Address: Lower Ground (Concourse) Level, PETRONAS Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. By taxi or Grab, choose “PETRONAS Twin Towers” or Suria KLCC’s main entrance.

Photo touts: in March 2026, Malay Mail reported that Federal Territories Minister Hannah Yeoh checked on unlicensed “photo touts” approaching tourists around the towers and Suria KLCC, after 18 people were detained following a scuffle with a tourist. Authorities pledged more CCTV and patrols. You do not need to pay anyone outside to photograph the towers.

Price in Indian rupees (guide only)

Recent changes and news (last 12 months)

• Prices: the official rate table was last updated on 14 September 2026. We found no news of a price change announced since then.
• Closures: apart from the listed Mondays and the two 2026 Hari Raya closures, we found no report of a closure or renovation of the tower visit in the past 12 months (searches on 19 October 2026).
• Booking and safety news: the Trip.com agreement (February 2026) and the March 2026 action on KLCC photo touts are covered above.

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FAQ

How much is the Petronas Twin Towers ticket for foreigners?

A non-Malaysian adult (13 to 60) pays RM127 on weekdays and RM137 at weekends for normal admission to the Skybridge and Level 86. Children above 2 to 12 pay RM65 / RM69 and seniors 61+ RM88 / RM96 (official page, 19 October 2026).

Can I visit only the Skybridge?

Yes, but only with Premium Sky Access 1 (SkyBridge only), at RM130, or RM195 with merchandise. The normal ticket already includes both the Skybridge and the Level 86 deck.

Is the Petronas Twin Towers visit open on Monday?

Only on the 2nd, 4th and 5th Monday of the month, from 9 am to 8 pm (last admission 7 pm). It is closed on the listed 1st and 3rd Mondays, unless that Monday is a public holiday or replacement holiday.

Can I buy tickets at the door?

The official page asks visitors to buy on the official e-ticket site, and to buy online for any visit within the next 24 hours. Tickets are limited and sold by time slot, so book ahead.

Is the visit free for babies?

Yes. Infants below 2 enter free, and the terms say children aged 2 and below are free of charge.

Sources (checked 19 October 2026)

• PETRONAS Twin Towers – Admission & Ticketing (rates, hours, closed dates, terms)
• PETRONAS Twin Towers – e-ticket site (time-ticketing, late arrivals, Priority Access, dress code)
• PETRONAS Twin Towers – current online ticketing platform
• PETRONAS Twin Towers – Getting Here (LRT, bus, address)
• PETRONAS Twin Towers – Facilities & Accessibility
• PETRONAS Twin Towers – Design & Structure (Skybridge, Level 86)
• PETRONAS Twin Towers – Events & Promos (Priority Access, Premium Sky Access)
• Bank Negara Malaysia – exchange rates (19 October 2026, 12 noon)
• Gaya Travel – Trip.com enables global booking for PETRONAS Sky Xperience (12 February 2026)
• Malay Mail – Hannah Yeoh checks on photo touts at KLCC (31 March 2026)