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Head into the front doors and you can pay for different tickets depending on how high up the building you want to go, however don't pay for the most expensive ticket. You may think that the most expensive ticket takes you up to the top floor, but it actually lets you take the Sky walk, you walk around outside the top floor of the building with only a harness keeping you from falling. If you want to do that, I admire your bravery and it probably would be good fun, but don't accidentally buy the wrong ticket. Once you go up the building you can look down and see the countless floors of the huge building and can see the other huge buildings in Shanghai. You can see Shanghai tower, the Oriental pearl and other parts of the city. Wait until it gets dark and you'll see the whole city light up in all of its colours.…
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Date of experience: December 2019
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One of the tallest building in Shanghai. It offers a panoramic view of the city for which you have to buy a ticket. Note: Please go on a clear day only, otherwise you will not see anything. The building includes shopping area, restaurants, five star hotel. One can spend time on the tower and the shopping area. Adequate parking is available in the basement…
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Date of experience: September 2019
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This one has been surpassed many times. It did hold the record for the fastest elevators for a few years too. Worth the ride up for the view though.
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Date of experience: November 2019
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What a stellar piece of design and architecture. Even with it's sky-scraping height, this building has beautiful lines that add interest and flair to it.
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Date of experience: October 2019
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Definitely not worth the visit as the windows are blurred up and dirty which affects the views of the city skyscrapers. The corner of the windows have a metal stand also which further prevent you from getting a good view of the city lights. I guess Shanghai World or the Oriental Pearl Tower would be a better choice than this. …
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Date of experience: December 2019
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