Did the climb many years ago for the first time and it was much better then. This time it felt like we were rushed through it. Our guide was cool, although all pictures he took came out very weak. Some were even censored and rated as inappropriate. We talked to the manager after our climb and tried to convince her, to at least show us the pictures. Unfortunately, we were even refused to get a glimpse of them. Touching one's wife's hip is considered inappropriate, which no-one informs you of prior to the experience. To the question where they draw the line of what is considered inappropriate and what not, the manager could not give us a proper answer, which was very disappointing. This whole issue left the experience with a bad taste to it. I do advise people to not book the photo package in advance and see how you pictures come out first. Otherwise it is like buying the cat in the bag. Furthermore management needs to improve to better handle complaints, which are being resolved poorly at this point. I've done the climb twice, first time in 2015, which was awesome, this time it was sadly far from that. Still 2/5 points, because we had a funny guide and the views are still spectacular.

We did the inside walk package at twilight (19pm) which was great timing as we could see the scenery in day light, sunset and evening. The climb was present and not tiring at all as there were many stops to take in the views and catch your breath. The only complain was that the guide didn't allow us to take individual photos but I saw other groups take individual shots in addition to family. But we still need to pay additional 69$ for this photo package.

We had visited Sydney a couple of times before but had never climbed the bridge. Being in my 60's I was a little worried that I might hold the group up, but the way the climb is organised, how wrong I was. The whole experience takes about 3 hours, but the first 45mins is all concerned with preparation, training and safety, including being breathalysed ! The climb to the summit was not difficult and included stops for pictures which meant no one was ever left behind. Our guide was very good and took plenty of photos of everyone as you cannot take your own camera/phone. I am so glad we did this.

Did the summit (3 hours), at 14:00, under good weather conditions (not cold, not too hot, and a bit windy), and our guide was the one and only- Jonnie. -Subject to this Really great experience. Time (3 hours) past very quickly. View from the summit is beautiful, and most important: the feeling- standing up there in the open air- is unreplaceable. Our guide, Jonnie, was amazing. Besides being nice and funny, she was calm and relaxing ( which is very important for that kind of activiy). In addition to all the fact, stories and anecdotes about the bridge that she told us during the climb, she made us feel very secure, in good hands, and thanks to her the level of anxiety dropped down at the very beginning. We finished the climb with a huge smile .

We thoroughly enjoyed our climb. Nicki was our guide, and she was very entertaining and knowledgeable. The views from the bridge of all of Sydney are spectacular! I highly recommend the experience.

Amazing experience. A must do if you’re in Sydney! Make sure you arrive early so you don’t miss your slot, there is a cafe and shop there where you can relax before the climb. All staff are super friendly and professional and are there to help you. Set up and safety takes about an hour before the climb, the climb itself around 90 minutes for the summit. The climb itself is very easy, groups of children were doing it without struggle. There are multiple water fountains along the climb and refreshing water sprays as you get higher. Our guide was Daniel and he made our experience brilliant from start to finish. Very informative, friendly and took great pictures for us during the climb. You aren’t allowed to take any items with you, so for a photo you have to buy the photos from the gift store. The prices are reasonable, but it is a shame that it isn’t included in the climb price, as the price itself it not cheap. However it is worth it. Would definitely do it again.

The views were amazing the guide was full of knowledge and helpful the climb was quite easy they didn't rush you with plenty of time to look around a must see adventure...

This was my second bridge climb and my son's first. We did the night climb to change it up and also so that the climb didn't interfere with our daytime sightseeing. The night climb was excellent. You really get an appreciation of Sydney's size and population of 5 million with the lights just extending out in every direction. The climb isn't cheap but they do a good job of keeping everyone safe and sound. Our guide was excellent and the winter rain held off until we were 90% done. And the gift shop seems a better value than I remember 20 years ago with prices for t-shirts and other items being on par. I couldn't replace my old polo shirt but got a nice deal on a pair of tee. I had an issue with our video not being included in the photos download but the staff fixed it within a day's time so not a problem at all.

Loved it. Wanted to do this for ages. Finally made it. Bit of a climb in the heat, but the view is totally worth it. A highly recommended experience!

Having arrived about half and hour before our planned climb, we were asked if we would like to bring our tour forward and join an earlier group, which we gladly accepted. Once through, we were shown a short safety video, checked for loose items and taken through to get kitted up. Lockers were provided and we were able to take the key with us, so we knew our belongings were safe. Once kitted up - harnesses and clips to secure all the necessary climbing safety devices, we had a practice climb on some of the ladders which were inside on a sort of climb up/down wall. This was to get adjusted to the expectations and practice how to safely use the equipment. Then it was time for the climb. There was a bit of horizontal walking at a height to go from the centre to get to the actual ladder climb and there were some thinner sections and areas where height was less but as a 15 stone chap, this was not an issue for me. Once we began climbing, there were some timely stops for photos, and Amy, our guide kept us informed about the history of the bridge, the vistas and the landmarks we could see. This was done through a one way radio and headsets so we could all hear her talking. We were lucky - today was a gloriously sunny day and there was very little breeze. At no point did we feel rushed and the walk was well planned with relevant and scenic photo stops. Something some of you may want to consider is that on the way down, you need to face the ladder for safety - personally found this much safer. Having read some of the less positive reviews where people have complained about not being informed of things such as correct footwear and the photo costs being a surprise, if they had read the guidance which is advised by the company via email on having booked, they would have known about these this in advance. As a first time visitor to Australia, this is something that was on my itinerary as a must, and I would highly recommend this. If I am ever fortunate enough to return, I would definitely do the climb again - maybe a night time one?

The views we're amazing!!! The guide kept stopping at certain points so we could catch are breath. The guide knew his stuff and gave us lots of information about the bridge and Sydney itself.

Had an amazing time doing this bridge climb today with a friend. We were the only ones in our group so effectively got a private climb with the instructors Kate and Ellidy. Amazing experience, Kate and Ellidy were very friendly, knowledgeable and all round great guides. The photos they took were great and well worth the purchase. Would definitely recommend to all who visit Sydney!

You can walk, run, cycle across the bridge for free. Have a coffee in Kirribilli and walk back. You can take all the photos you want. The bridge climb is nice to have, but is it really worth the high ticket price. You are literally paying to walk over the arch with no photos allowed so they can sell you overpriced ones at the end. Don't feel like you're missing out if it is out of your price range. Walk across for free. I've done both and the walk in my own time with my own camera was way better. Dont spend on this, save for other way better experiences. Imo. X

This was a well organized very unique experience. The staff were amazing, friendly and helpful. Our guide forxthe climb Dave was super nice. We did the twilight climb so saw the sunset over Sydney on the top of the bridge! Would definitely recommend.

Definitely consider doing this if you're visiting Sydney. The views from the bridge are amazing. The staff were all fantastic and the pre-climb preparation and safety checks make you feel like you're in good hands. Your walk leader takes all the photos so you end up with great pics and get to enjoy the walk without having to think about snapping the views. We had Jack lead us on the bridge and his knowledge, name recall and stories were fantastic.