King Power Mahanakhon

Impressive skywalk observation deck offering stunning views over Bangkok. Even though there are taller buildings like the one at Iconsiam, this place offers the highest accessible deck and a truly spectacular 360-degree view of the city. The entrance fee is 1,300 baht as of January 2026. It’s best to visit around sunset for the most beautiful views, but buying tickets in advance is recommended as it gets busy. The I-TILT option costs an extra 450 baht as of January 2026 and is worth trying for a unique experience. During the day it can be very hot, so timing your visit matters. Overall, it’s a place worth visiting if you’re in Bangkok. The only downside was the misbehaviour of some tourists, which slightly affected the experience. Enjoy 😎🧘🙏🧘‍♀️

If you're visiting Bangkok, the Mahanakhon Skywalk is often at the top of the "must-do" list. Located atop the iconic "pixelated" King Power Mahanakhon building, it offers a blend of high-altitude thrills and some of the best 360-degree views in Southeast Asia. Here is a breakdown of the experience to help you decide if it’s worth the trip. The Experience: Levels of Luxury and Fear The visit is split into three main sections, each offering a different vibe: 1. The Indoor Observation Deck (74th Floor): This is the "safe" zone. It’s fully air-conditioned and features augmented reality screens that identify major landmarks. It’s perfect for photography if you want to avoid the wind and humidity. 2. The Peak (78th Floor): After a quick glass elevator ride from the 74th floor, you reach the outdoor rooftop. At 314 meters (1,030 feet), it feels like you're standing on top of the world. 3. The Glass Tray: This is the main event. You have to wear cloth booties over your shoes and leave your belongings (including cameras/phones) with a friend or in a designated area before stepping onto the transparent floor. Looking straight down between your feet at the city traffic below is a genuine shot of adrenaline.

It might be a bold statement, but this is by far one of the best, if not the best, observation deck in Thailand. If you plan to visit just one observation deck in Bangkok, just skip all the Balyoke Sky, Asiatique Sky, Observation Point whatsoever and just visit this particular observation deck. You will have the best experience here as it offers the stunning view of the downtown Bangkok. Don't forget to bring some food and beverages with you and spend some time up there as there is no time limit. There are plenty of space at the indoor observation deck to enjoy your food and the view. Once completed, take the elevator and head up the outdoor observation deck to experience the real deal at the glass tray! It might be scary but hey, it is once in a lifetime! I took one star off because of the interesting pricing for the participants. It costs 1000THB (You can stay from 1000 to 1530) and 1200THB (You can stay for a hour in one of these 3 timeslots: 1600-1700 / 1700-1800 / 1800-1900). If you have more time to spare and want to have a better experience, save 200THB and get the day ticket so you can stay there for up to 5 and a half hour. The observation deck is conveniently located next to BTS Chong Nonsi Station. Since it is slightly away from the major attraction. It is recommended to get a BTS 1-Day Pass via Agoda so you can take advantage of the unlimited rides and visit all the other days after a long day at the observation deck.

King Power Mahanakhon is a striking experience that blends contemporary Bangkok with a sense of scale and ambition. From the moment you arrive, the building itself makes an impression. Its pixelated façade feels modern and bold, clearly designed to symbolize Thailand’s forward-looking identity. The ascent to the observation deck is smooth and well-orchestrated, using immersive digital displays that set the tone for what comes next. At the top, the panoramic view is the highlight. Bangkok stretches endlessly in every direction, offering a clear perspective on how vast, dense, and energetic the city truly is. The contrast between the old neighborhoods, modern towers, and the Chao Phraya River is especially compelling at sunset. The glass tray is the most memorable feature. Stepping onto the transparent floor requires a moment of courage, but once you do, it delivers a powerful mix of adrenaline and awe. Looking straight down reinforces both the height of the tower and the scale of the city below. Overall, King Power Mahanakhon is more than a viewpoint. It is a well-designed urban experience that combines architecture, technology, and perspective. It is particularly rewarding for first-time visitors to Bangkok or anyone who wants to see the city from a bold, modern vantage point.

A complete experience in one place from the immersive SkyVerse digital art space to the 360° SkyWalk and the relaxing rooftop bar. Started with SkyVerse on the lower floor, a stunning mix of mirrors, lights, and colors that’s perfect for photos. Then took the ultra-fast elevator up to the SkyWalk for a full view of Bangkok absolutely breathtaking, especially during sunset. On the rooftop, Sky Beach offers a chill vibe with music, drinks, and fresh air. Plus, CHAGEE’s tea shop downstairs has beautiful packaging that’s great for photos. Highly recommended for couples, friends, or anyone looking for a fun city experience. Come in the late afternoon to enjoy the sunset and stay through to see the city lights.

This is a must visit attraction. It truly shows you the scale of Bangkok. I arrived at approximately 15:00. There were hardly any ques and we went straight up in the immersive elevator. There isnt a time limit so you can spend as much time as you want up there. We came down just before sunset and the wues were massive, so if that's your thing. Go early and wait. You can get drinks at the top too, which was nice at it was about 33° with no breese. They also had Christmas attractions at the entrance of the building so worth a good afternoon out.

Very nice experience, friendly staff, everything explained, unlimited time upstair, free lock for bags and stuff for 3 hours. No hidden fees and of course very nice view :) walking on the glass was also nice. SkyVerse was okey. We had basic package A so I cannot talk about VR stuff or Tilt. But Tilt looked really good and enjoyable for people who loves high altitude :D we were there during lunch somthere was not so mamy people but i guess during the sunset there can be a bit of a crowd. So it is up to you if u buy tickets upfront.

It is a bit pricey for what it is - the price varies with the timetable (watching the Sunset it pricier). You are NOT allowed to take food or drinks up the tower - you will be asked to leave them with the staff and can request them back when leaving - there are cafés and snack bars up there. There is a glass floor, where you can step on und a sitting space on the roof. You have to climb a spiral staircase to reach the roof from the elevator-floor, which is pretty nice. The view is great. We didnt try that experience you have to pay for, but it look like a skeleton of a coffin to lay down in.