Taipei 101 Observatory Ticket


89F Observatory: Children under 115cm or aged 6 or below enter free, accompanied by 1 ticket‑purchasing parent.
Skyline 460: Restricted to ages 12‑75, weight 30‑120kg, height ≥145cm; not recommended for those with hypertension, pregnant women, etc.
89F Observatory: Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity; full refund if booking fails / is rejected.
Skyline 460: Free cancellation up to 7 days before the activity; rescheduling or full refund available due to weather / force majeure.
General: Dangerous items and items that may interfere with others are prohibited; follow venue rules and staff guidance.
89F Observatory: Security checks upon entry; outside food, pets, and prohibited items are not allowed; HSR tickets can be added on; accessibility services see on‑site notices.
Skyline 460: Intoxicated persons will be refused entry without refund; tickets are non‑refundable after redemption.
General: Daily and on public holidays 10:00‑21:00 (Skyline 460 opens at 11:00), last entry at 20:15.
Skyline 460: Sessions at 14:00/15:00 (approx. 50 minutes); the 14:00 session will be postponed if fewer than 7 participants.
89F Observatory: Enter with e‑voucher (for designated time slot only); if unused, assistance with exchange is available at the 5/F counter (limited to 1 time).
Skyline 460: Present e‑voucher + valid ID, check in at the 5/F counter 30 minutes before the experience (fill in safety declaration), and exchange for a physical ticket for entry.
Address: No. 7, Section 5, Xinyi Road, Xinyi District, Taipei City, Taipei 101 Tower (5/F ticket counter)
MRT: Take the Tamsui‑Xinyi Line to "Taipei 101/World Trade Center Station", Exit 4, about 1 minute walk.

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts
Highlights of Taipei 101 Observatory
The full official name of the Taipei 101 wind damper is the Tuned Mass Damper (TMD). It is a passive damping system custom‑designed for the building's needs, centrally located between the 87th and 92nd floors. Its main purpose is to reduce the building's sway when buffeted by strong winds, thereby minimising discomfort for people working inside. Unlike traditional hidden damping systems, the Taipei 101 wind damper has been carefully designed to balance both functionality and aesthetics, allowing visitors on the observatory to witness the entire operation of the damping system. The 89th‑floor observatory features a brand‑new space, the "High‑altitude Sky Lounge Area," which adds a more romantic and atmospheric setting for moon‑gazing and city views at night. During the day, the views are equally spectacular, offering a chance to enjoy the ever‑changing hues of dusk and twilight!
Opening Hours
88F & 89F
Monday to Sunday: 10:00 ‑ 21:00
Last admission: 20:15
Opening hours may vary during the Lunar New Year or consecutive holidays. For details, please refer to the official website
6/3 (Wed): Last ticket sales at 16:15, last admission at 16:30, and the general session closes at 17:00
101F
Monday to Sunday: 11:00 ‑ 20:00
Last admission: 19:00
Skyline 460
Monday to Sunday (including public holidays): 11:00 ‑ 21:00
Last admission: 20:15
Experience sessions: 14:00 or 15:00, each approximately 50 minutes
If the 14:00 session has fewer than 7 participants, it will be postponed to the 15:00 session.
The 101st floor welcomes visitors with the theme "The World's Highest Secret Garden." The 360‑degree mirrored wall design reflects the sky, clouds, and sunlight into the interior, making you feel as if you are in a garden among the clouds, with panoramic views of the mountains and the Taipei cityscape below.



Highlights:
360‑Degree Panoramic Views
As Taiwan's highest and most dreamy photo spot, it offers exceptional daytime views and stunning night‑time scenery, allowing you to take in the beauty of Taipei from above.
Ultra‑High‑Speed Elevator
The Taipei 101 Observatory is equipped with two ultra‑high‑speed elevators that ascend at a rate of 1,010 metres per minute, whisking visitors from the 5th floor to the 89th‑floor observatory in just 37 seconds!
Taiwan's Quirky Charms ‑ Blue Monday's Bruce Cloud Exhibition Grand Opening
From 4/2 to 8/31, featuring Taiwan's exclusive life‑size Bruce installations (MRT and office series), the Cloud‑top BRUCE'S LOUNGE relaxation zone, and an IP‑themed pop‑up shop.
Skyline 460
Asia's highest open‑air observatory at Taipei 101, Skyline 460, is now open.
In response to space and operational planning within the building, the Taipei 101 Observatory ticket office and entrance will be temporarily relocated to the "1st Floor of the Office Tower" from 1 July 2026. Notice of temporary relocation of the observatory ticket office and entrance.
Details of Taipei 101 Observatory Facilities

The wind damper – specially designed to balance both functionality and aesthetics, allowing visitors to the observatory to see the entire damping system in operation.

With the night view from above complemented by neon lighting, this is definitely a must‑visit photo spot!

The 89th‑floor observatory, at 382 metres, offers stunning 360‑degree panoramic views.

Taipei 101 Observatory – Sunset view
Equipped with ultra‑high‑speed elevators capable of travelling at 1,010 metres per minute, the ride from the 5th floor to the 89th‑floor observatory takes just 37 seconds. A smart, high‑tech high‑speed elevator.



Photo spot – The World's Highest Secret Garden at 101F

Asia's highest "outdoor" platform – Skyline 460

Taipei 101 souvenir stamping station

"Beyond Puppetry, Beyond the Peak" main visual photo area

"Beyond Puppetry, Beyond the Peak" main exhibition area – Golden Light Puppet Show scene

"Beyond Puppetry, Beyond the Peak" bamboo grove area

Damper Cloud Forest Wonderland – Neon light wall

Damper Cloud Forest Wonderland

Take on the challenge of admiring the unobstructed 360‑degree views of Taipei's beauty from an altitude of 460 metres.

Come on up to the top of Taipei 101 Observatory and experience the ultimate visual spectacle!

Taipei 101 Observatory ticket office on the 5th floor
FAQ:
Taipei 101 is located in the city centre and is easily accessible by car, taxi, or public transport. You can take the High Speed Rail (THSR) or Taiwan Railways Administration (TRA) to Taipei Station, then transfer to the Taipei MRT and get off at Taipei 101/World Trade Center Station (Exit 4), which is just a 1‑minute walk away. Alternatively, the red line of the Taipei Sightseeing Bus also stops at Taipei 101, allowing you to enjoy other popular attractions along the way.
The upper levels of Taipei 101 feature a variety of upscale restaurants, allowing guests to enjoy delicious cuisine while taking in the stunning city views. In addition, the Taipei 101 Mall offers a wide range of shopping options, from luxury fashion boutiques to speciality stores, providing a premium shopping experience. For more details on shopping and dining, please visit the Taipei 101 official website
Taipei 101 is one of the tallest buildings in the world and held the title of the world's tallest building from 2004 to 2010. Its impressive height and iconic design have made it a globally recognised architectural landmark.
The high‑speed elevators at Taipei 101 can reach speeds of up to 60.6 kilometres per hour (37.7 miles per hour), making them among the fastest in the world. You can reach the observatory in just 37 seconds, smoothly and quickly.
If your plans change and you wish to visit on a different date, please apply directly at the Taipei 101 ticket counter. Changes are subject to availability and only one change is permitted.
Acceptable forms of identification include a valid passport, a Taiwan National ID card, or an Alien Resident Certificate (ARC). Any of these can be used for verification.
Merchant nameTaipei 101 Observatory
AddressNo. 7, Section 5, Xinyi Road, Xinyi District, Taipei City
CityTaipei City
CategoryTickets
Opening hoursTaipei 101 Skyline 460: Daily 11:00-21:00 (last entry at 20:15), experience sessions at 14:00/15:00 (approx. 50 minutes), if the 14:00 session has fewer than 7 people, it will be postponed to 15:00. Taipei 101 Observatory: Daily 10:00-21:00 (last entry at 20:15), opening hours during Chinese New Year / long holidays are subject to the official website
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