Taiwan · TAIPEI 101 TICKETS
Entry is timed, and the hour before sunset is the one everybody wants. These 7 cover the standard deck ticket, the priority pass that skips the queue and the outdoor Skyline walk on the 101st floor, with prices and how far ahead each really needs booking.
Visit Taipei 101’s 89th-floor Observatory for wide city views, the 660-tonne tuned mass damper, telescopes, and access to higher viewing areas. Choose a standard ticket or fast-track option, and use the 5th-floor redemption machine or counter as instructed.
“The elevator! It’s a long queue! But over all we love it!”
Use a priority ticket for Taipei 101’s 89th-floor Observatory Deck. You’ll collect a physical ticket at the 5th-floor Fast Pass Counter, take an express elevator upward, see Taipei from 509 meters, visit the giant tuned mass damper, and use the express queue back down.
“The skip the line pass made our experience stress free. I also found out that there was a skip the line cue for exiting.”
Reach Taipei 101’s Skyline 460 outdoor deck for 50 minutes of open-air views from 460 meters up. Your visit includes the 88th and 89th floor observatory, a guide-led session, glass-floor platform, commemorative photo, souvenir, and drink.
“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.”
Visit Taipei 101’s 89th-floor Observatory in Xinyi District with an ordinary or express ticket. Redeem your ticket at the building, ride the 1,010-meter-per-minute elevator, and take in city views framed by green hills. Allow about two hours, and choose a clear day if you can.
“Great views of Taipei and good value ticket price. No problems at the ticket desk with regular lift service up and down. A must-do when visiting Seoul.”
Ride one of the world’s fastest elevators to Taipei 101’s 88th and 89th floors, then step onto the 91st-floor outdoor deck when weather allows. This timed ticket suits independent sightseers who want broad city views, the famous earthquake damper, and a quick visit without a guide.
“We were unable to use our tickets at the counter due to the missing QR code. After the counter staff tried to retrieve the QR code several times we have to purchase new tickets at the counter. I sent a mail to the company that issued them, but never got a reply. Also, the fee that Viator charges for this is more than the price as the counter.”
Spend about seven hours with a private guide and vehicle, rising to Taipei 101’s 89th-floor observatory, eating Din Tai Fung xiao long bao, then soaking in a private Beitou hot spring room. Phoebe is one guide named by past participants. Hotel pickup, lunch, tickets, and return transport are included.
“Thank you Phoebe for a great day, the hot springs was the perfect start to 2023. Din Tai Fung dumplings were amazing and getting a fast past to the top of Taipei 101 is the only way to go.”
Spend about four hours with a private guide visiting Four Four South Village, riding to Taipei 101’s Skyline 460 top floor, enjoying a drink, and sharing Din Tai Fung soup dumplings. The tour starts at MRT Taipei 101/World Trade Center Station and suits participants ages 13 and up.
“This tour was simply amazing and fun! I could not have asked for more. I worked with the company to plan a Marraige Proposal and our host seamlessly captured video and pictures of the special moment.”
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