Sydney Tower Eye Observation Deck
Sydney Tower Eye Observation Deck
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10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Monday
10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Thursday
10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Friday
10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Saturday
10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Sunday
10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
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At 250 metres above street level, Sydney Tower Eye is the highest point in Sydney - perfect for finding your bearings or just taking it all in. It's the perfect place to start your Sydney adventure. With views stretching out as far as the eye can see in all directions, there's no better place to find your bearings. Sydney Tower Eye is a true year-round visitor attraction. Gazing out across the beautiful harbour city you'll be captivated by the views of stunning Sydney in all its glory. Crystal clear skies in winter make for the best viewing distances of the year, while in Spring the explosion of Jacaranda Trees covers the Eastern Suburbs in vibrant splashes of purple. Sydney is at its best in Summer, and guests soak up the city's laid back Summer vibe from the cool air-conditioned deck as the streets swelter below. Autumn brings gorgeous orangery glows and the best sunsets of the year - the perfect time for 'that' picture of the city and harbour in the background.
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Neighbourhood: Central Business District
The Sydney Central Business District is abuzz with energy. Power brokers run to and from high rise buildings and after-work drink places, high-end shoppers tour venues like the QVB, and fine diners frequent the many celebrity chef restaurants. For a dose of culture, walk to the NSW Art Gallery, or visit the Sydney Museum. To escape the hustle and bustle, reconnect with nature at the Sydney Botanical Gardens or picnic lunch at High Park. No matter your interest, be sure to check the full calendar of events hosted by the city, from the Sydney Festival in January to October’s Good Food Month at Hyde Park.
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- St James • 4 min walk
- Martin Place • 5 min walk
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- mcsquaredNew Zealand19 contributionsStunning viewsAccess is tucked away in the Westfield shopping mall but easy to find. We purchased tickets there, the staff made it very easy. As to be expected the views were amazing and a great way to orientate yourself with the city and harbour. The kids did the VR roller coaster experience which they enjoyed.Visited October 2023Travelled with familyWritten 5 October 2023
- EniBrasov, Romania93 contributionsTop of SydneyWe had the chance to capture some amazing images from the tower and we waited until sunset to see and make pictures daylight and after sunset as well. We also went for a Skywalk where you will be given proper equipment and explain everything before you go up to the top. All in all, everything was good, but with all the hassle and equipment the Skywalk is completely safe. We thought that it is going to be more scarier but you can walk along the path without any further issues. If you wish to have the benefit of buying multiple tickets and you are interested in wildlife, zoo and want to see some famous people you can purchase a combined ticket for 119 dollars which includes Wildlife, Sea Life, Madam Tussauds and the Sydney Eye Tower with Skywalk included. They make photos about you during the Skywalk, as you are not allowed to bring any personal belonging with you and after you finished the tour you can purchase the pictures with 50 dollars. 40 if you decide before the Skywalk begins and you inform the crew in advance.Visited June 2023Travelled as a coupleWritten 11 October 2023
- BG94London, United Kingdom58 contributionsGood views but expensiveThe views are okay but it is expensive and you can’t see the harbour bridge or opera house because views are obstructed by buildings. The lift is enclosed so you can’t see out. It’s a good experience but I think the cost of it per person was too much. We’ve done multiple similar in London - the shard and sky garden (which is free) which had open lifts and a cafe inside and good views of the city so think comparison may have let this down for us. On the plus side staff were friendly and lovely.Visited November 2023Travelled as a coupleWritten 15 November 2023
- jacquitohcAuckland Central, New Zealand1,456 contributionsIconic Sydney skylineSydney Tower, Centre Point iconic structure, still the tallest structure in Sydney, the 360-degree rotating restaurant (we had dinner there a long time ago). Next time we visit Sydney, must try Skywalk. (I have gait/walking challenges (stroke), wear a legbrace.)Visited November 2022Travelled as a coupleWritten 27 November 2023
- Derek N13 contributionsHappy New YearIt was a great time. Emily and Sienna were both patient, informative, and personable. The views from the walk were incredible. We scheduled near to sunset, and after being overcast all day, the clouds parted, and the sun came out. Absolutely gorgeous!Visited December 2023Travelled as a coupleWritten 30 December 2023
- Kris PTustin, California89 contributionsAWESOME SKYWALK EXPERIENCE!Skywalk tour was really fun Our guides were incredible really enthusiastic women who truly enjoyed what they were doing. Shaheda and Leila , sorry I'm sure I've butchered spelling, were very thorough making sure harnesses were secure , instructions clear and answered all our questions. We were very lucky that the weather was beautiful. Clear views and about 18 mph winds made it exciting. Get the picture pkg because you can't bring your camera or phone. Price very good. Now fir the bad, the tower is lacked with people in the line to go up, no separate line for people who purchased the walk. You must go to front of the line and show them your ticket, when the see you have the walk the take you right away to the elevator , and instructions you where to go. AGAIN terrible signage ! It's terrible confusing..so ask for help! Get there at least an hour before your yome or you won't make it!Visited December 2023Travelled as a coupleWritten 30 December 2023
- gandrmacMelbourne, Australia6 contributionsGreat ExperienceFabulous. Our guides Victor and Aaron were outstanding....they were helpful, informative, funny, friendly and made our Skywalk experience one to remember. We will definitely recommend the Skywalk and Sydney Tower Eye to family and friends in Melbourne. A big thank you to Victor and Aaron.Visited January 2024Travelled as a coupleWritten 3 January 2024
- AKL h1 contributionThe best towerThe best view of the airport and SydneySophie had always wanted to see the stunning views of Sydney from above, and the Sydney Tower Eye Observation Deck was the perfect place to do just that. She had heard so much about the incredible 360-degree views from the top of the tower and couldn't wait to experience it for herself. As I stepped out of the elevator onto the observation deck, I was immediately struck by the breathtaking panorama that stretched out before me. The city skyline sparkled in the bright sunlight, and I could see the sparkling harbor and the famous Opera House. I slowly made my way around the edge of the observation deck, taking in the views from every angle. I marveled at the way the city seemed to stretch out endlessly in all directions and was amazed by the sheer scale of the buildings that surrounded me. As I reached the other side of the deck, I found myself staring out at the vast expanse of the ocean, which seemed to stretch out as far as the eye could see. The gentle breeze washed over me, and for a moment, I felt as though I was suspended in mid-air. I spent hours on the observation deck, taking in the sights and sounds of the bustling city below. I watched as the sun slowly set over the horizon, casting a warm glow over the city, and felt a sense of peace and contentment wash over me. As I rode the elevator back down to the ground, I knew that I would never forget the incredible experience of standing at the top of the Sydney Tower Eye Observation Deck, and I knew that she would be back again one day to take in the stunning views once more.Visited December 2023Travelled with familyWritten 13 January 2024
- Rey4761Makati, Philippines37 contributionsOther buildings hampered the view, but still nice.Getting to the venue was okay, there were signage that were easy to follow. Team was a bit gloomy that day, as it was raining and it was cloudy that morning, we were offered a "rain pass" but we did not avail of it to comeback though, as when we got up the rain eventually stopped and the clouds gave way a bit. Observation deck was a good size, facilities for handicapped persons were also available. Cooling was a tad low when we were the only ones there, that I began to perspire, but when more people came, cooling kicked into gear and made it more comfortable. The view, is... the view. If you have specific interests in the Sydney Skyline and neighboring streets, then you might really enjoy it. I personally liked looking at the skyscrapers. Its just that you don't get to see a picturesque view of the bridge and the opera house from here, as other buildings blocked the view. But still, a good experience and a delightful gift shop before going out. Oh, the photo packages were of good value since we were family, but would've liked to have more options on the background.Visited December 2023Travelled with familyWritten 19 January 2024
- Daz W3 contributionsRoof Climb Sydney Westfield TowerGreat experience. Superior view of Sydney at significantly less cost than the Bridge climb. Maryam & Shradha both excellent as a team. They definitely both have the right temperament, as well as the interpersonal skills to make those nervous, feel at ease.Visited January 2024Travelled with friendsWritten 21 January 2024
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RWMClog
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia20 contributions
Dec 2019 • Couples
we got cheated $45 to purchase the Photobook, magnet as well as all digital photos with a total of 16 different templates n video.
After we paid, we checked the QR code to download the digital photo, but the digital photos still got watermark and if we need to download we got to pay for every single design. The sales person opened from her computer and show us the video as well the digital photos before we paying and told us all of these are included once we paid $45 to buy the Photobook.
We are really disappointed that the sales person cheated us to pay money like this. Never listen to the magic memories sales person when you visit the Sydney Tower.
You pay the ticket fees $29 per person n just to walk one around to see the view, after that end up pay extra $45 get cheated to buy the photo that couldn’t download!
The hard copy stated we can download all the Digital photos but till now already Feb 2020, all of the photos still haven’t unlock the watermark! The sales person cheated us $45 is included all the digital copy!! Really disappointed!!!!!!!!!
After we paid, we checked the QR code to download the digital photo, but the digital photos still got watermark and if we need to download we got to pay for every single design. The sales person opened from her computer and show us the video as well the digital photos before we paying and told us all of these are included once we paid $45 to buy the Photobook.
We are really disappointed that the sales person cheated us to pay money like this. Never listen to the magic memories sales person when you visit the Sydney Tower.
You pay the ticket fees $29 per person n just to walk one around to see the view, after that end up pay extra $45 get cheated to buy the photo that couldn’t download!
The hard copy stated we can download all the Digital photos but till now already Feb 2020, all of the photos still haven’t unlock the watermark! The sales person cheated us $45 is included all the digital copy!! Really disappointed!!!!!!!!!
Written 2 February 2020
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Hello,
Thank you for taking the time to leave us a review - we appreciate all feedback, both positive and contructive.
I urge you to please reach out to sydney.tower@magicmemories.com as they will be able to sort out the issue with your photos.
Warm Regards,
Sydney Tower Eye
Written 15 February 2020
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SimonTaylor13
Griffith, Australia24 contributions
Jan 2020 • Family
Not what I remembered as a kid!
Coming to Sydney I as a child I loved going up centrepoint tower, the views were magnificent! I thought I’d take the kids on our Sydney trip!
Unfortunately like a lot of things commercialism has taken over, it wasn’t exactly easy to find the way in but several searches of the iPhone and the centre directories got us there.
The 4d was cute but was really just a bit of fluff before the tower.
But if a wait to get up, whilst you get ushered through the mandatory photo, my wife had been caught by these twice the day before!
Once up, the view was nice but it was pretty busy, city development over the years has reduced some of the views over time.
But if a line up to get down and then you have to dodge the photo sellers trying to lighten your pockets! They certainly are well trained to meet their quotas!
The view is nice but not really worth the price when you take the family, and that was using a multi pass.
Coming to Sydney I as a child I loved going up centrepoint tower, the views were magnificent! I thought I’d take the kids on our Sydney trip!
Unfortunately like a lot of things commercialism has taken over, it wasn’t exactly easy to find the way in but several searches of the iPhone and the centre directories got us there.
The 4d was cute but was really just a bit of fluff before the tower.
But if a wait to get up, whilst you get ushered through the mandatory photo, my wife had been caught by these twice the day before!
Once up, the view was nice but it was pretty busy, city development over the years has reduced some of the views over time.
But if a line up to get down and then you have to dodge the photo sellers trying to lighten your pockets! They certainly are well trained to meet their quotas!
The view is nice but not really worth the price when you take the family, and that was using a multi pass.
Written 22 January 2020
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Hello Simon,
Thank you for visiting Sydney Tower Eye and taking the time to leave us a review. We appreciate all feedback, both positive and constructive.
Warm Regards, Sydney Tower Eye
Written 25 January 2020
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Phil T
Doncaster, UK35 contributions
Feb 2020
Despite it being the tallest building in Sydney, we found it hard to find the entrance, tucked away in the far reaches of a shopping centre. We paid a reasonable entrance fee and took the elevator to the top, which took about 90 seconds. The 360 degree views of Sydney from behind a glass screen were excellent and we were able to take some nice photographs of the views. At the end of our visit, the sky clouded over very quickly leaving poor visibility, so we were very lucky with our timing, which is something to bear in mind if the weather is likely to be cloudy. We didn’t attempt the sky walk which was on offer for those with brave hearts and deeper pockets, so can’t comment on that part of the attraction. The staff at the Tower were very knowledgable and friendly and were happy to answer any questions which we had.
Written 28 March 2020
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Hello,
Thank you for taking the time to leave us a wonderful review! I am so happy to hear that you found our team friendly and helpful. We pride ourselves on only providing great experiences and I will be sure to pass this on. Thank you for the excellent tips on how to get the best out of your viewing experience, rain, hail or shine!
Thank you again and we look forward to welcoming you back soon!
Kind Regards,
Annie
Written 29 March 2020
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Dean
Wellington, New Zealand874 contributions
Feb 2020 • Solo
I got this as part of my four sydney attractions pass.
The Sydney Eye is located in the Westfield mall not far from the St James train station. In fact, coming out at the entrance, you can walk 2 mins in a straight line to the mall and the Sydney eye. It is located on the 5th floor by the food court.
Getting up there is pretty quick once you have got your ticket and had your photo taken. I asked to skip the photo as I dont like taking photos. The staff were accommodating to my request.
After that it is a quick ride up the elevator onto the main platform for viewing. There is a cafe up if you want to grab a drink or something to eat. There is an additional viewing area further up but you have to pay extra for that. The view was great and you got to see all of Sydney.
Interestingly, the two main Sydney icons (Opera House and Harbour bridge) are partly blocked by tall buildings. So it is hard to take a photo of them.
Overall, a decent visit but one I would likely do again.
The Sydney Eye is located in the Westfield mall not far from the St James train station. In fact, coming out at the entrance, you can walk 2 mins in a straight line to the mall and the Sydney eye. It is located on the 5th floor by the food court.
Getting up there is pretty quick once you have got your ticket and had your photo taken. I asked to skip the photo as I dont like taking photos. The staff were accommodating to my request.
After that it is a quick ride up the elevator onto the main platform for viewing. There is a cafe up if you want to grab a drink or something to eat. There is an additional viewing area further up but you have to pay extra for that. The view was great and you got to see all of Sydney.
Interestingly, the two main Sydney icons (Opera House and Harbour bridge) are partly blocked by tall buildings. So it is hard to take a photo of them.
Overall, a decent visit but one I would likely do again.
Written 21 February 2020
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Hello Dean,
Thank you for taking the time to leave us a wonderful review! Hello Marie, Thank you for taking the time to leave us a review. We value all honest feedback and appreciate the opportunity to continually look at ways to improve. I apologise that your visit was not a five star experience! Whilst the position of the Opera House means that it is viewed through the city landscape, we believe that Sydney and it's surroundings are best viewed at Sydney's highest point. On a clear day, you can be treated to uninterrupted views of the entire city of Sydney ranging all the way to the Blue Mountains (85km away).
If there is any other way we can be of assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at; guest.services@merlinentertainments.com.au and we would be happy to help!
Kind Regards,
Annie
Written 7 March 2020
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Manish K
Dubai, United Arab Emirates3,988 contributions
Dec 2019
The Sydney Tower Eye is the observation deck of Sydney, though in my opinion, nothing beats the Harbour Bridge for the sheer spectacle. That said, the Sydney Tower Eye is well worth spending an hour.
Located in the heart of the city above the Westfield market, the observation deck offers great views of Sydney CBD, the Harbour Bridge, Opera House, Botanical Gardens and even further away to Sydney Airport and Moore Park. The views of the harbour are particularly noteworthy; it gives a feel of the various sights and rhythms of the city.
There used to be a skywalk on the periphery of the observation deck, but I am not sure if it's there now. It's best to buy a combined ticket of this, along with other attractions for better value for money.
Located in the heart of the city above the Westfield market, the observation deck offers great views of Sydney CBD, the Harbour Bridge, Opera House, Botanical Gardens and even further away to Sydney Airport and Moore Park. The views of the harbour are particularly noteworthy; it gives a feel of the various sights and rhythms of the city.
There used to be a skywalk on the periphery of the observation deck, but I am not sure if it's there now. It's best to buy a combined ticket of this, along with other attractions for better value for money.
Written 14 May 2020
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Hello Manish,
Thank you for visiting Sydney Tower Eye and taking the time to leave us a review.
Our Skywalk Experience is still operating and a awesome way to take your visit to Sydney to the next level!
Warm Regards,
Sydney Tower Eye
Written 9 July 2020
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SabNDave
Sydney, Australia47 contributions
Jan 2020 • Family
Our four oldest grandchildren (three aged 5 & one aged 8) have all been wanting to go up to the top of Sydney Tower for a long time. We prebooked tickets (it was school holidays) and were lucky enough to have a clear day. The brief 4D film is entertaining, although one of the little one’s was terrified when the White Pointer swam straight at her!. Great 360 view of Sydney, although the Opera House is partially hidden by tall buildings. Cost wasn’t prohibitive, and they offer discounted tickets to other attractions. I’d like to return without the kiddies, and take it all in at a lower pace
Written 31 January 2020
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Hello,
Thank you for visiting Sydney Tower Eye and taking the time to leave us a review - It's great to hear that you and your grandchildren enjoyed the spectacular views from our Observation Deck and we'd love to have you back to enjoy a quiet coffee taking in the view :)
Warm Regards, Sydney Tower Eye
Written 15 February 2020
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Eni
Brasov, Romania93 contributions
June 2023 • Couples
We had the chance to capture some amazing images from the tower and we waited until sunset to see and make pictures daylight and after sunset as well. We also went for a Skywalk where you will be given proper equipment and explain everything before you go up to the top. All in all, everything was good, but with all the hassle and equipment the Skywalk is completely safe. We thought that it is going to be more scarier but you can walk along the path without any further issues.
If you wish to have the benefit of buying multiple tickets and you are interested in wildlife, zoo and want to see some famous people you can purchase a combined ticket for 119 dollars which includes Wildlife, Sea Life, Madam Tussauds and the Sydney Eye Tower with Skywalk included. They make photos about you during the Skywalk, as you are not allowed to bring any personal belonging with you and after you finished the tour you can purchase the pictures with 50 dollars. 40 if you decide before the Skywalk begins and you inform the crew in advance.
If you wish to have the benefit of buying multiple tickets and you are interested in wildlife, zoo and want to see some famous people you can purchase a combined ticket for 119 dollars which includes Wildlife, Sea Life, Madam Tussauds and the Sydney Eye Tower with Skywalk included. They make photos about you during the Skywalk, as you are not allowed to bring any personal belonging with you and after you finished the tour you can purchase the pictures with 50 dollars. 40 if you decide before the Skywalk begins and you inform the crew in advance.
Written 11 October 2023
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Menendra Ratwatte
Colombo, Sri Lanka3 contributions
Feb 2020 • Family
I visited Sydney for the first time in my life and got the opportunity to walk around Sydney highest outdoor viewing platform which 268m above sea level. It was a super experience. And an amazing amazing view. And the young gentlemen who took us around explaining every area of the city was so cheerful and loved doing his job. And I didn't feel bored at all listening to him. Overall it was a great experience. And I loved it. Thank you to the staff and everyone there.
P.S.- the jump suit was very uncomfortable.
P.S.- the jump suit was very uncomfortable.
Written 22 March 2020
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Hi Mene,
Thank you for taking the time to leave us a great review! I am glad to hear our fabulous SKYWALK guide made your experience extra special, our team pride themselves on providing amazing guest experience and I will pass this on! I am sorry to hear your feedback of the SKYWALK suit and will look into this.
Thank you again, we look forward to welcoming you back soon!
Kind Regards,
Annie
Written 29 March 2020
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Carole J
Lincoln, CA28 contributions
Feb 2020
This was an OK lunch we had in the Observation Deck restaurant. Food was only marginally good, but the views are spectacular. The restaurant moves slowly enough to offer good vantages to see everything. Dinner is very pricey which is why we chose lunch.
Written 6 February 2020
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Hello Carole,
Thank you for taking the time to leave a review - however, I think your review is actually intended for the 360 Bar and Dining Restaurant and not our Observation Deck.
Warm Regards, Sydney Tower Eye
Written 15 February 2020
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Sarox210
Townsville, Australia371 contributions
Jan 2020 • Friends
As first timers to Sydney, this was definitely on the must do list. I agree with other reviewers that finding the entrance to the tower was quite difficult with the labyrinth of lifts and escalators in the Westfield Centre. We got lost many times and it wasn’t until we were quite close to the right spot that we started seeing signs. It’s tucked in a corner behind a food court! We enjoyed the 4D experience and had minimal wait time to go up the tower. It was busy at the top but with 360 degree views, there are plenty of windows to go around. There’s a small souvenir shop and a basic cafe as well as information about the Sydney landmarks and binoculars and telescopes for a closer look. You are able to purchase a souvenir photo package at the end and there’s another gift store below when you’re done.
Written 13 January 2020
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Hello,
Thank you for visiting Sydney Tower Eye and taking the time to leave us a review!
It's great to hear that you enjoyed the spectacular views from our Observation Deck.
Warm Regards, Sydney Tower Eye
Written 25 January 2020
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Can we travel between the floors of the Sydney eye tower? Also if we did pay to go up the observation deck, is there some sort of way to go to the buffet or do we need to pay for another trip to the buffet floor and to go into the buffet?
Written 2 July 2022
The Sydney Tower Eye website States you need to be there 45 minutes before your ticket time. We are going in October. Is it really necessary to be there 45 minutes in advance?
Written 28 February 2020
Annie C
Sydney, Australia
Hi there,
If you have purchased a SKYWALK ticket (this is an additional ticket to the Observation Deck) you are required to arrive 45 minutes prior to your booking to ensure you have enough time to check-in. If you are only planning to visit the Observation Deck, arrival at anytime within our opening hours is fine!
Hope this helps!
Annie
Written 8 March 2020
I just wanted to double check that there’s a lift to the observation deck? Thanks
Written 11 September 2019
Annie C
Sydney, Australia
Hello,
Sunset can be seen at this moment between 5:00pm-6:00pm! If you would like to dine at the restaurant this company is called 360 Bar & Dining.
Have a great day!
Kind Regards,
Annie
Written 8 April 2019
Can you please make it easier to find the entrance to the Sydney Tower Eye. After getting in the building and finding the right floor it took forever o find it. There signs were useless. After a long time finally had to just ask people!
Written 23 February 2018
The entrance is easy to miss but it is just before you get to the main food court area. If you wind up in the body of the food court turn around.
Written 25 February 2018
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