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Quick overview

  • Ticket options: Choose from standard observatory entry, fast track priority tickets, or the premium Skyline experience for an added outdoor thrill.
  • Access levels: Options include indoor 89F viewing and, for certain variants, access to the 101F outdoor deck for an expansive panorama (weather permitting).
  • Unique experiences: Enjoy interactive exhibits, a view of the massive tuned mass damper, and, with the Skyline option, a harnessed skywalk above the city.
  • Queues & access: Fast track tickets offer priority elevator boarding but all visitors must undergo security checks and ticket validation.
  • When to book: Sunset slots and fast track options sell out quickly during weekends and holidays; book in advance during peak times.
  • Good to know: Timed entry applies, outdoor viewing is weather dependent, and cancellation policies vary with each ticket type.
  • Best upgrade: Upgrade to the Skyline experience for open-air thrill and guaranteed priority access.

Which Taipei 101 Observatory ticket is best for you?

Ticket typeEntrance usedLines skippedSecurityFloors includedAccess modeWhy pick thisCancellation policyPrice from

Standard Observatory Ticket

Taipei 101 Observatory entrance via the mall (5F ticket area)

None

Standard security screening required

88F damper exhibit, 89F indoor observatory

High-speed elevator

Best-value entry to Taipei’s indoor observatory with skyline views and interactive exhibits.

Typically free cancellation up to 24 hours

from NT$544.69

Fast Track Access

Dedicated express lane after ticket validation

Ticket line + main elevator queue

Standard security screening

88F damper exhibit, 89F indoor observatory

Priority elevator access

Skip peak-hour waits with priority elevator access to reach the observatory faster.

Typically free cancellation up to 24 hours

from NT$1,192.38

Standard Observatory Ticket + Skyline Experience

Observatory entrance with Skyline Experience check-in

Ticket queue; timed access for skyline session

Security check + harness safety briefing

88F exhibit, 89F indoor observatory, 101F Skyline 460 outdoor deck

Elevator + guided outdoor skywalk

Upgrade with a 460 m outdoor skywalk; open-air views with a secure, harnessed experience.

Typically free cancellation up to 24 hours

from NT$2,993.30

89th & 101st Floor Observatory Ticket: Non-Taiwanese Resident

Observatory entrance via Taipei 101 mall

None

Standard security screening

89F indoor observatory + 101F Skyline viewing access

Elevator

Access the main observatory and 101st floor for higher, wider skyline views.

Typically free cancellation up to 24 hours

from NT$972.09

Things to know before booking your Taipei 101 Observatory tickets

Booking window

  • Tickets are available for same-day purchase, but most visitors reserve 3–7 days ahead to secure their preferred time slot.
  • Purchased tickets offer a timed entry with a 30-minute window to start your visit, so plan accordingly.
  • Booking online not only locks in your slot but also helps you avoid longer on-site queues during peak hours.

Entry & routing

  • All visitors begin at the 5th-floor ticket area inside Taipei 101 Mall, where you scan your QR-coded ticket and clear a standard security check.
  • After screening, high-speed elevators whisk you from the lobby to the 89th-floor indoor observatory in about 37 seconds.
  • Express pass options shortcut the ticket counter queue, though security screening remains mandatory; arriving 15–20 minutes early helps smooth the process.

Access levels

  • Standard tickets grant self-guided access to the indoor 89th-floor observatory deck, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows and interactive displays with panoramic 360° views of Taipei.
  • Certain variants include outdoor access to the 101st-floor skywalk—providing an open-air perspective if weather permits.
  • Upgrade options requiring outdoor access must be selected at booking and may have height restrictions.

Ways to explore

  • Self-guided experiences let you roam the indoor deck at your own pace using telescopes and interactive city guides.
  • Fast-track or express ticket versions reduce waiting time in the elevator queue.
  • Some packages offer guided commentary to enhance your visit.

Special access & upgrades

  • Priority or Express Pass tickets shorten elevator waiting times significantly.
  • The Skyline 460 upgrade provides an escorted skywalk experience with safety gear and a commemorative photo.
  • Occasionally, bundled packages combine observatory entry with dining experiences.

Constraints & practicalities

  • Timed-entry requires arrival within a 30-minute window.
  • Outdoor deck access is weather-dependent and may close if conditions are unfavorable.
  • Standard security protocols apply, so that additional time may be required for screening.

Views from the Taipei 101 Observatory

Taipei 101 towering over the Taipei cityscape at sunset.

Elephant Mountain (Xiangshan)

Look out toward Elephant Mountain, where the green ridgeline stands out against the surrounding city buildings. The view is especially clear in the late afternoon.

Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall with traditional architecture in Taipei, Taiwan.
Taipei 101 illuminated at night with busy city traffic in the foreground.
Taipei 101 towering over Taipei cityscape at sunset.
Keelung River with Taipei skyline and illuminated bridge at dusk.

Visitor tips & guidelines

  • At 89F, stand near the north window to minimize glare and capture clearer skyline images.
  • Head to the 91F outdoor deck immediately after the indoor tour if weather permits, ensuring fewer visual obstructions.
  • Use the 89F interactive guide to pinpoint landmarks like the tuned mass damper for targeted photo stops.
  • Before sunset, position yourself at the left side of the 89F deck for warm, steady lighting on city details.
  • If sensitive to rapid elevator ascent, pause briefly at the 89F mezzanine to reduce ear discomfort.
  • For clearer views of distant mountains, angle your body toward the southeast window on the 89F deck.
  • Visitors with mobility aids should ask staff at the 5F entrance for designated accessible routes.

Frequently asked questions about Taipei 101 Observatory tickets

No, a standard ticket provides access to the indoor observatory (89F). Outdoor deck access, such as the 101F or Skyline experience, is weather-dependent and typically offered as a separate add-on. Check your product description for details.