Hello
everybody, I heard of this month KL tower had made an offer for us to visit its
observation deck for free. It is valid from the first day of the month of Julytill end of July (1/7/20 – 31/7/20). Even though it is almost to the end of
this month already, but still I did like to share this for you guys, if you
guys still wish to make use this chance to go up there.
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| appearance of KL Tower at night |
In
fact, I personally had gone up there with my family previously and in this
month too. However, we directly went up the highest floor, which also known as
sky deck.
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| Clearer night view of KLCC |
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| View from the top of sky deck |
Please
do note that Sky Deck of KL tower for this month isn’t free to public but
instead it is made to be discounted price for the public. We had gone up there
for RM36.00 per person. Usually, the price of the ticket is more expensive than
for this month (July 2020).
In
fact, I had visited to KL tower for few times in the recent years. My family
and I had gone up to the observation deck for the price of RM32 per person
(adult, adolescent), RM16 per person (children below aged of 12) in 2018.
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| Queueing up for free admission of KL Tower observation deck since the early morning... |
Then
2 years apart, I actually planned to go up to KL Tower with my friends by 6th
of July 2020, unfortunately didn’t go up since the free tickets were grabbed
finish and yet the sky deck was not open to public when it rained. Meanwhile, I
felt so lucky to have a second chance to revisit back to the site on 12th
of July 2020, as my family planned to go up there. We queue up there in the
early morning around 8am and we got our free ticket by around 9:50am. As you
can look at the picture below it depicted that time there were many people
queueing up just to get a free ticket of KL Tower observation deck. I believe
this was a strategy of the tourist sites to stimulate its business by giving
limited free tickets or even discounted price to the local tourists.
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| Panoramic view of KL city |
Although,
we got free ticket to go up to KL Tower, but instead it was only to observation
deck. I personally felt that there were many people didn’t realize of this
issue when queueing up in line for free tickets. Albeit of that, we finally
agreed to “upgrade” our ticket instead to the highest floor of KL Tower, sky
deck. The price was quite costly actually, however, it was discounted from the
more exorbitant usual price (RM70-RM100-ish).
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| KLCC view... |
Well,
obviously, on top of the sky deck you can get to view the breath-taking scenery
of the metropolitan of Kuala Lumpur. At that time, the people there including
me were only taking the photos of the Kuala Lumpur city by focusing on KLCC
Twin Towers. Personally, I think the scenery at night is nicer, since there are
many skyscrapers switching on the lights and making me to have delusion of
myself in a greater city, made it be like in New York or Shanghai (Saja2
imagination, purely imagination)…
The
duration for us to stay up there is technically 45 minutes. However, if you
wish to stay there longer just handle back the card given by the staffs there
and resume staying up there to enjoy the view of the KL city.
Meanwhile,
there is a transparent glass-made sky box on the sky deck too. It is
the best place to take a shoot, it makes you to feel like afloat on the sky and 300 meters up from the city. However, the time was limited for
photo-taking in the sky box, the staffs there only allow us to be in the sky
box for 1 minute 30 seconds. Therefore, many people there just quickly take
multiple shots there as much as they could…
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| Sky box of KL Tower |
Lastly,
I personally felt this was totally worth it for me and my family to go up to
the sky deck once in a lifetime. Previously, we just only went up to
observation twice (one was when I still a child, another one was in recent
years – 2018). This was the first time to have a try on top of sky deck of KL
Tower. Maybe in the very long future will only revisit that site since it maybe
costly after the promotional date.
For
those who wished to visit the nearby places to KL Tower, there are plenty of
other places nearby to visit. For example, Bukit Nanas forest reserve, which is
also known as the jungle enclave in the city and upside-down house nearby.
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| Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve |
