Tokyo Skytree Admission Ticket with Tembo Deck and Galleria
Description
Tokyo Skytree Admission Ticket (Official E-Ticket Voucher) Enjoy seamless entry to Tokyo Skytree with this official e-ticket voucher. After booking, simply access your booking details and click the [Print E-Ticket] button to download the PDF voucher or display it on your mobile device. Present your e-ticket (QR code) at the 4F Ticket Counter to exchange it for a physical ticket before entering. Skip the hassle of on-site ticket purchases and enjoy a smooth admission process. Free entrance for children under 5 years old. Children who are 6 years old but have not started primary school will be free of charge as well.
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This ticket allows travelers to enjoy Tokyo SKYTREE's Tembo Deck (350m) and Tembo Galleria (450m).
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Free entrance for children under 5 years old. Children who are 6 years old but have not started primary school will be free of charge as well.
Reviews(686)
The Skytree is a magnificent structure. The views are extraordinary. I think the experience itself wasn’t great because it’s so crowded that you’re fighting to get a window spot for images. What saved the whole experience was going to the restaurant Musashi. We were able to walk in there and sit and really enjoy the breathtaking view from the Skytree in a leisurely manner. Sheerly for views, I think Shibuya Sky is more impressive and they also let in a smaller number of people at once.
Clear skies, great views, easy access with advance purchase online tic - no waiting. Tembo deck is prob sufficient. Dont miss glass floor section just before exit
The visit is well organised with very minimal waiting time at the elevators. I visited at "golden hour", but I noticed lots of people from earlier slots stayed behind and took up a lot of space in front of the windows. They clearly had some trouble getting people to leave so that new people could also have a look. Even without Fuji the view from both decks is amazing.
The Sky Tree was a nice experience, we booked it to experience day turning to night and it was lovely to watch from this high viewpoint. The feature is modern and provides great views of the city. There were however a lot of peopl3, but still was a good experience.
Good views from the top - a bit touristy
It’s the place to go but I saw the same from the 36th floor of my hotel (without 360 view).
Book tickets with a time slot for access there is security so best not take large bags. The views are spectacular with all of the Tokyo metropolis laid out in front of you. There are two viewing areas at Floor 350 and the 450 The view is the same and to be honest at Floor 350 the windows are more restrictive. The glass floor takes some nerve at that height to step onto…
Waste of time and money. There for 5 mins and had seen it all. Took longer on the escalators to get there.
Not accepting dining without reservation because of group booking already at skycafe. So no food available for family. Told to go down to restaurant at bottom of tower, then would not let us back up. Even the staff at the gist shop said it was ‘fcuked up’ (literally his best English). Gave up and left.
Absolutely stunning views! I ate Hamburger at 350 m waiting for a sunset and night views. They were awesome as well. An American young couple came beside me and we had fun for 2,5 hours – pleasant happening –> we became friends! Souvenir shop was good, altough there were not spoons that I'm collecting. Fortunately I found it at a souvenir shop in Chiyoda on the following day.
