Macau Tower

Took our kids, ages 8 and 11, here during our Macau weekend and it was a highlight. The elevators are quick and efficient, and the viewing areas are large enough that even with a crowd it didn’t feel cramped. The glass floors were a huge hit — my daughter kept lying down on the glass to take photos. We didn’t book any of the tower adventure activities because of the kids’ ages, but we still spent over two hours at the top. The best part was the service: the staff noticed it was my son’s birthday and brought him a little treat. That kind of kindness makes me want to come back. 10/10.

Came up in the late afternoon to watch the sunset and stayed until the city lights started glowing. Macau from above looks even better than I expected — the old town, the casinos, the bridge to Taipa, all laid out beneath you. We grabbed a coffee at the lounge and just soaked it in. The glass floor panels were thrilling, especially when you step right onto the edge, but even if you’re scared of heights, the indoor deck is comfortable and spacious. For me, it’s a must-visit. I loved every second and my photos are already some of my favorites.

Did the bungy jump at Macau Tower and it was absolutely insane — in the best way possible! The crew made me feel safe and calm, and they even helped me get good footage with my GoPro. You don’t really feel scared until you’re right on the edge, but that moment is pure adrenaline. The rebound above the platform after the fall is wild too. The views from the deck blew me away. Honestly one of the best things I’ve done in Asia. Worth every penny.

Really enjoyed our visit overall. The 360-degree view of Macau is impressive, and the skywalk looks like a lot of fun — I didn’t try it myself, but I loved watching others do it. My only small gripe was the elevator wait on the way down, which felt longer than the ride up. Still, the staff were friendly, and the observation floor has some nice info boards about the sights below. I’d recommend going on a clear day, and if you’re in Macau for a short trip, this is worth a stop.

Honestly a bit mixed. I get that it's a landmark, but the ticket price felt steep for what you actually get once you’re up there. The observation deck was packed, and finding a spot near the glass was a bit of a battle. On top of that, the windows were pretty smudged, so my photos didn’t come out as crisp as I’d hoped. If you’ve been to similar towers in other cities, this one might feel just okay. Fine as a box-ticking activity, but I wouldn’t rush back.

I came specifically for the Skywalk, and it did not disappoint. Standing on the outer ring of Macau Tower with nothing between you and the ground except some steel cables is an insane rush. The view from that angle is totally different from the indoor deck — you really feel how tall the tower is. The guides were upbeat and professional, and they strapped you in securely before letting you lean out. I also grabbed a ticket that included the observation deck, so I got to enjoy the 360-degree views afterward. It’s a bit pricey, but for an adrenaline junkie like me, it was 100% worth every pataca. Best memory of my trip!

I visited close to sunset and it was magical. The sky turned golden orange and pink over the Pearl River Delta, and the city lights slowly flickered on below. Macau Tower has a really cool viewing deck with an outdoor skywalk area — I wasn’t brave enough to do the full walk, but just watching other people do it was entertaining. The staff were friendly and even helped take a few photos for us. There is also a little spot where you can feel the wind rush past you through the mesh panels, which adds to the excitement. The whole experience felt premium but not too touristy. Highly recommend timing your trip around sunset!

Where do I even start? Macau Tower blew me away. The 360-degree view from the top is absolutely stunning — you can see all of Macau, the old casinos, the harbor, and even a sliver of mainland China. The glass floor platform was terrifying and awesome at the same time. Standing right above a clear panel while watching people bungee jump off the side was surreal. I also got lucky because there was almost no wait in the late morning. Easily one of the best things I did in Macau. Would recommend to everyone, even if you’re scared of heights. Just go!

Solid attraction overall. The elevator ride is quick and your ears pop a little, but that’s part of the fun. Once you get to the observation deck, the view of the Macau skyline and the casino strip is genuinely cool. I went around late afternoon, and the light was beautiful, but it got super crowded with tour groups pretty fast. There is also a glass floor section which is a nice adrenaline kick if you’re not afraid of heights. The only downside was the drink prices at the small cafe inside — way too expensive for a canned soda. Still, worth one visit.

I really wanted to love this, but the experience felt a bit flat for the price. The tower itself is impressive, but the day I visited was so hazy that the observation deck views were just gray-ish smudges. You basically pay a lot just to wait for two elevators and get pushed through the viewing platform. The staff were polite, and the glass floor was fun for about five minutes, but I left feeling a little meh. If you go, only do it on a clear day and maybe skip the buffet ticket.

This place exceeded my expectations! The tower is iconic, but the real highlight was the outdoor observation deck – the breeze, the panoramic cityscape, and the feeling of being above everything. We also caught the bungee jumpers which was entertaining. Clean facilities, quick elevator ride, and the ticket price felt reasonable for such a unique vantage point. 5 stars without a doubt!

One of the best view spots I’ve ever been to. I went during the day, and you can see all the way to the casinos and even across to Zhuhai. The glass floor section gave me a little adrenaline rush – definitely don’t look down if you’re scared of heights! The staff were super helpful with photos. A must-do in Macau; I’d go again just for the sunset.

Absolutely loved every minute at Macau Tower! We went right before golden hour and the 360-degree view of the city and the Pearl River Delta was jaw-dropping. The bungee jump looked insane (I chickened out but loved watching others). The café on the observation floor was surprisingly good – had a decent coffee while enjoying the scenery. Highly recommend for anyone visiting Macau!

Overall a solid experience. The tower itself is impressive, and the skywalk is definitely a thrill – though I didn’t expect the wind to be that strong up there! The audio guide provided some interesting history. The only downside was the waiting time for the elevator, which was a bit long on a Saturday afternoon. Still, a fun half-day outing.

The view from the observation deck is undeniably stunning, especially at sunset. However, I found the entrance fee a bit steep for what you get. The staff were friendly enough, but the whole experience felt a little rushed. If you’re fine with paying extra for the panorama, it’s worth a quick visit. I’d rate it as average given the price.

This place is incredible for thrill seekers! I did the bungee jump from 233 meters — the free fall felt eternal and the rebound was smooth. The whole setup is very organized and they give you a cool certificate afterward. Even just standing on the glass floor made my legs shake. 10/10 would jump again.

Breathtaking 360° panorama of Macau and the Pearl River Delta! I went for the afternoon tea at the revolving restaurant — the scones were warm, the view kept changing every few minutes. It’s a bit pricey but the combination of food and scenery makes it a memorable date spot. Absolutely loved it.

Honestly a bit disappointed. The tower is iconic but the entry fee felt too high for what you get. The viewing platform was crowded and the glass floor was scratched, so the effect was meh. Also the cafe upstairs was overpriced for basic snacks. I’d only recommend if you’re really into heights.

We did the Skywalk X around the outer ring and it was thrilling! The guides were friendly and the safety gear felt solid. The tower itself is impressive, but I wish the indoor observation area had more seating and less glare on the windows for photos. Still a must-do if you’re in Macau.

The view from the observation deck is absolutely stunning, especially at sunset. I went for the bungee jump too, and the adrenaline rush was insane — totally worth it. Staff were professional and made me feel safe. One of the best experiences I've had in Macau. Highly recommend!

Took my two kids (ages 8 and 11) here and they absolutely loved it. The observation deck has plenty of glass panels for them to lie down and pretend they're flying over the city. There's also a small interactive area with trivia about Macau's landmarks. We didn't do any of the extreme activities since they're too young, but just walking around and spotting the casinos and the Pearl River delta kept us busy for over an hour. Clean restrooms and a decent cafe on the lower level. Great family outing!

We booked the afternoon tea at the 360° Café on the 60th floor, and it was a fantastic experience. The revolving restaurant gives you a constantly changing panorama of Macau's skyline—super romantic for a couple. The food was surprisingly good (scones were warm, and the Portuguese egg tarts were legit). Service was attentive without being pushy. The only downside is the price—it's definitely a splurge—but for a special occasion, totally worth it. Highly recommend reserving a window table at sunset.

Absolutely insane experience! I did the bungee jump from the Macau Tower and it was hands down the best adrenaline rush of my life. The crew made me feel safe and even cracked jokes to calm my nerves. The freefall is terrifying but in the best possible way—the world just rushes up at you. Afterwards I bought the video package and the slow-mo replay is hilarious. If you're a thrill seeker, this is a must-do. I'm already planning my next trip back!

I had a pretty good time here overall. The view from the top is stunning—you can see all of Macau and even across to Zhuhai on a clear day. The staff were friendly and the elevator ride is quick. Only thing that kept it from a 5 was the long wait to get up and down (about 40 minutes each way on a weekday), and the gift shop is overpriced. Still worth a visit if you've never been, just try to go early in the morning.

Honestly, I was a bit disappointed given the hype. The observation deck is fine, but for the price of the ticket, I expected more than just a 360-degree view that you can get from many other high buildings in Asia. It was also incredibly crowded when I went on a Saturday afternoon—had to elbow my way to get a decent photo. The glass floor was neat for about two seconds, but the novelty wears off fast. If you're not doing the bungee or skywalk, I'd say skip it and save your money for a nice meal instead.

Honestly, I was a bit disappointed. We went on a hazy afternoon and could barely see the skyline – just a grey blur. The indoor viewing area felt cramped and the glass had fingerprints all over it. I get that it's a tourist trap, but for the entrance fee I expected better maintenance. The staff at the ticket counter weren't very helpful either. Maybe it's better at night, but I wouldn't rush back.

Nice tower with great views, but I wish the ticket price were a bit lower – it's quite steep compared to similar towers in other cities. The observation deck is spacious and clean, and the glass floor panels are fun to step on. The cafe upstairs is overpriced for what you get. Would give it a solid 4 if you're okay spending a bit extra for the experience. Go on a clear day though; fog ruins everything.

This place is insane if you're into extreme stuff. I did the bungy jump from the tower – the highest in the world – and the free fall was surreal. The staff made me feel safe despite the height. Afterwards I just sat on the observation deck and laughed for ten minutes. If you’re not a jumper, the skywalk is also a good adrenaline hit. Not for the faint-hearted, but absolutely unforgettable.

Went up around 8pm and the night view was stunning – all those neon lights reflecting on the Pearl River Delta. The revolving restaurant at the top is pricey but worth it for the atmosphere; the food was decent, not mind-blowing. I loved sipping a cocktail while the whole city slowly rotated beneath me. One tip: book the time slot in advance because it gets crowded on weekends.

Absolutely blown away by the view from the top! The observation deck is massive and gives you a 360-degree panorama of the entire Macau skyline, including the old town and the glittering casinos. I did the skywalk (the outdoor ring) and it was thrilling but totally safe – the guides were super professional. Definitely a bucket-list experience. Highly recommend going just before sunset so you can watch the city light up.

Honestly a bit disappointed. The queue for the lift took almost 40 minutes even though the tower wasn't that busy. Once upstairs, the windows were smudged and scratched, making it hard to take clear photos. The glass floor section was underwhelming – you can only see down from one small area. I expected more for the price. The tower itself is iconic but the experience felt overhyped and poorly managed. Wouldn't recommend unless you're really keen on heights.

The view from the top is genuinely impressive – you can see both the casinos and the old Portuguese buildings. But I wish the ticket price was a bit lower for what you get. The glass floor part is small and gets crowded fast. Also, the café prices are way too steep for average coffee. Still, it's a one-time thing worth doing if you're in Macau, just don't expect a bargain. Overall decent but not exceptional for the cost.

Loved how the tower blends modern engineering with bits of Macau’s history. There’s a small exhibition on the lower floors explaining the construction and the city’s transformation. The observation deck itself is clean and well-maintained, with plenty of info panels about landmarks you can see. I spent a good two hours just reading and snapping photos. The staff were friendly and the whole experience felt thoughtfully organized.

Did the SkyJump and it was INSANE! The staff were super professional and made me feel at ease even though my heart was pounding. The free fall towards the ground is such a rush, and you get to enjoy the view as you descent. I’ve bungeed in a few places but this one has a unique urban backdrop that makes it special. 10/10 would jump again. The observation deck is also great if you’re not into jumping.

Went up around sunset and it was absolutely magical. The 360-degree view of Macau's skyline, the Pearl River delta, and the old town glowing in golden light is something I’ll never forget. The glass floor panels gave me a little thrill but felt totally safe. Highly recommend grabbing a drink from the café and just soaking it all in. Definitely one of the best viewpoints I’ve ever been to – worth every penny.

The Macau Tower is definitely a landmark you can’t miss. I loved the revolving restaurant – the buffet spread was amazing and the view while dining is unbeatable. Spent a whole afternoon here just soaking in the scenery. Perfect for families or couples looking for a memorable meal.

Absolutely incredible! I did the Skywalk X challenge and it was the most exhilarating experience of my life. Walking around the outer rim of the tower with no handrails – terrifying but so worth it. The guides were super professional and made me feel safe. Highly recommend for adrenaline junkies!

I really wanted to love this place, but it was just okay. The views are nice, but the entrance fee is quite steep. Also, the staff at the ticket counter seemed really uninterested and barely answered my questions. If you’ve seen other tall towers like the CN Tower, this might feel a bit underwhelming.

Great experience overall, but it’s a bit pricey for what you get. The tower itself is impressive and the elevator ride is fast, but the observation deck feels a little cramped when it gets crowded. Still worth a visit if you’re in the area.

The view from the top is absolutely stunning, especially at sunset. I went on a clear day and could see all the way to the Pearl River Delta. The observation deck is spacious and they have glass floors to give you that extra thrill. Definitely a must-do in Macau!

Honestly, I was pretty let down by Macau Tower. The building itself is impressive from outside, but inside felt dated—scratched glass panels on the observation deck make the view look foggy, and the whole place has a tired feel. The souvenir shop is a joke: cheap keychains marked up 300% and nothing that actually represents local culture. The staff at the ticket counter seemed bored and unhelpful. For the high entry fee, I expected more. I'd skip it and just enjoy the view from the casino top-floor bars instead.

Macau Tower is undeniably iconic and the panoramic view from the top is stunning—especially on a sunny day when you can see as far as the islands. However, the wait to get up was longer than expected (about 45 minutes even with an online ticket), and the admission fee is a bit steep for what you get. The observation deck itself is well-maintained but could use more interactive displays. Still, the glass floor and open-air skywalk are unique experiences. Good but not mind-blowing for the price.

Had dinner at the 360° revolving restaurant on the 60th floor and it exceeded expectations. The buffet spread was impressive—fresh seafood, prime cuts of beef, and a solid selection of Portuguese and Asian dishes. The best part is the view constantly changing as the restaurant rotates; you get to see the Macau skyline, the casino lights, and even the China border. Service was attentive without being intrusive. Perfect for a romantic evening or family celebration. Make sure to book a window table in advance!

I finally ticked off the AJ Hackett bungee jump from Macau Tower and it was the single most thrilling thing I've ever done. The crew made sure all safety gear was double-checked and talked me through every step. The freefall from 233 meters gives you a few seconds of pure weightlessness before the controlled bounce—the view of the city spinning around is surreal. The certificate and T-shirt are nice souvenirs. If you’re an adrenaline junkie, this is worth every penny. I'll never forget that feeling.

We visited Macau Tower on a clear evening and the view from the observation deck was absolutely breathtaking. Watching the sunset paint the sky over the Pearl River Delta while the city lights gradually flickered on was magical. The glass floor section gave me a serious adrenaline rush—standing 223 meters above ground looking straight down is wild! Staff were patient and helpful, especially with my elderly mom who needed extra time. The whole experience felt premium without being overly crowded. Definitely a must-do in Macau.