This is a gorgeous building. I booked tickets in online it was easy. The elevator is quick and provides a cool show as every wall is a screen. I go directly to the skywalk though. when you go you need to leave your shoes and bag. It look like you are standing in air. It is a lot of fun and excitement tio the experience. It will be crowded on the rooftop. I would like to highly recommend this experience to anyone. The rooftop is amazing views of the city of BKK and i enjoyed it . If you have planing to visit Bangkok in Your future, i will be recommending it to go with friends or whosever.

This is one of the more recent attractions in Bangkok. It is the tallest view point of Bangkok. The best part of Mahanakhon is that unlike KL Tower there is no time limit. You can spend as much time as you want enjoying the views of the Bangkok city from the top. The roof top is open so the photos work out better without the glass obstruction. There is a glass bottom walk for an added attraction.

This is the tallest skyscraper in Bangkok and ultra modern. Fast elevators whisk you up 84 floors to the open roof top terrace. For those brave enough there is a glass floor that you can walk out onto and look 130 meters down. Otherwise you can order a drink from the bar and sit and chill whilst taking in the 360 view of the city. Great fun and well worth the price of admission

Worthwhile experience, be ready for sweaty palms walking on the see through floor hanging on the side of the building. No cameras allowed on the see through floor but you can get someone to lean over and take a photo of you on it. The best time to go is night time, you can see the whole of Bangkok lit up, spectacular view. The vibe on the top floor is brilliant, they have a bar there as well so you can spend a bit of time getting up the courage to walk out onto the floor or have a couple of drinks to just enjoy the view.

The Mahanakhon Tower was near my hotel, so thought I would try it out on my short trip to Bangkok. I booked online for an afternoon slot. From entering the tower to arriving at the viewing platform was very well organised and a pleasant experience. From the top of the tower, you get spectacular views across Bangkok. Not for the faint-hearted but the skywalk is fun. I stopped and enjoyed a beer at the top as the sun was beginning to set.

During my previous visits to Bangkok this magnificent building was under construction, with the opening delayed. Then COVID-19 came, So when we came back to Bangkok this year we finally got the chance to go up and see it! The process of getting into the building is Thai logic at its best. Tickets get checked many times, with staff sending you around the place. Giving conflicting instructions. One guy looked like he just start Jed his shift, with his personal bag still on his shoulders, but he was giving us instructions only to receive conflicting instructions from another member of staff. Again asking for your ticket. You’d think checking once would be enough, rather than about five times. Also, there are no bags and strollers allowed. So keep this in mind while travelling with small children. Staff do offer paper bags to put essentials such as diapers in. Lockers were full (after we were sent back and forth by staff). In the end we were issued a ticket and our prams and bag were ushered to the back in a cart. So again not quite sure what the process here is. From the moment you step in the elevator the show is on. The view from the top is stunning. Dwarfing the Lebua State tower. Walking the glass floor is very cool not for the faint hearted. Also, this can get very busy. And unfortunately, with people having a har drone following the simple rules of not taking stuff and pictures on the glass floor. We were there during the sunset, which was amazing. But do expect long queues on the lifts down. Another thing that amazed me was that, despite the steep entrance price and price of drinks at the bar, the picture booklet was only 200 baht! This is definitely a must do attraction when you’re in Bangkok.

Wir haben ab einem Sonntag die Sonnenuntergangszeit für einen Besuch genutzt. Die Aussicht von Oben ist atemberaubend. Eine toller Blick auf Bangkok Eines unserer besten Aktivitäten Wir haben dort 4 Stunden verbracht und es war wirklich herrlich auf den Sonnenuntergangund die Lichter der Stadt zu warten. FLOOR 75 bietet genug Möglichkeiten die Aussicht zu genießen.

Amazing views and atmosphere! We arrived at the building at 10am, purchased tickets (880 THB pp) and went straight up to the 74th floor (the observatory) then the 78th floor to walk along the skywalk/glass floor which was exhilarating! Highly recommend! Can’t wait to come back to see the views at sunset/night.

This is nice place to visit. but little expensive. We paid 1,190 baht with meal coupon of 200 baht. In fact this not required. we selected sunset time that is also not required you just choose daytime and then you can stay until sunset. Daytime cost is around 880 baht only Food you can take outside or in the first floor of mahanokhon food court

This is the highest building of Thailand and offers panaromic views of the Bangkok city. I would recommend visiting it during sunset time as the place becomes so lovely with the DJ music and the beautiful views. It cost me roughly 1100 TBH for the sunset ticket. Daytime ticket is somewhat cheaper. This place must not be missed during your trip to Bangkok. They also have Virtual Simulation Game at the bottom but I would recommend skipping it as it is not worth the price. There is a bar and sitting area at the top plus there is an indoor viewing area.