Shanghai Tower Tickets
Soar above the clouds at Shanghai Tower, the tallest building in China. Choose from a range of tickets and experiences to enjoy breathtaking views, high-speed elevators, and the city’s iconic skyline from one of the world’s highest observatories.
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Enjoy direct entry to the iconic Shanghai Tower, China’s tallest skyscraper.
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Access the 118th and 119th floors for sweeping 360° views of Shanghai from 546 meters high.
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Visit the Top of Shanghai Observation Deck and explore immersive exhibits and unique photo spots.
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Upgrade for fast track access or head to the 126th floor for the Damper Light Show, a dazzling LED display around the world’s highest wind damper.
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Enjoy direct entry to the iconic Shanghai Tower, China’s tallest skyscraper.
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Access the 118th and 119th floors for sweeping 360° views of Shanghai from 546 meters high.
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Visit the Top of Shanghai Observation Deck and explore immersive exhibits and unique photo spots.
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Upgrade for fast track access or head to the 126th floor for the Damper Light Show, a dazzling LED display around the world’s highest wind damper.
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Get admission to Shanghai Tower and access the 118th and 119th floors for sweeping skyline views.
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Enjoy 360° panoramic vistas from one of the tallest observation decks in the world.
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Take a high-speed elevator to the top and soak in the city from 546 meters above ground.
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Relax at the 119th-floor café with a delicious afternoon tea (1pm–3pm) or dinner (6pm–7pm).
More details
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Get admission to Shanghai Tower and access the 118th and 119th floors for sweeping skyline views.
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Enjoy 360° panoramic vistas from one of the tallest observation decks in the world.
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Take a high-speed elevator to the top and soak in the city from 546 meters above ground.
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Relax at the 119th-floor café with a delicious afternoon tea (1pm–3pm) or dinner (6pm–7pm).
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About Shanghai Tower
Shanghai Tower is a highlight of any Shanghai skyline collection, offering visitors a chance to experience the city from its highest vantage point. With its innovative green features, immersive exhibitions, and dazzling observation deck, it’s a must-visit for anyone exploring Shanghai’s modern marvels.
Shanghai Tower stands 632 meters tall with 128 stories, making it the tallest building in China and the third-tallest in the world.
The tower’s elevators travel at approximately 18 meters per second, whisking visitors to the 118th floor in about 55 seconds.
It is the world’s largest LEED Platinum certified building, recognized for its advanced green technologies like rainwater reuse and double-glazing.
The SKY632 Art Space on floors 125 and 126 hosts immersive multimedia art shows, combining lights, sound, and laser projections.
The 118th-floor post office is officially the highest in the world, allowing guests to send postcards from over 546 meters above ground.
Why visit Shanghai Tower?
Plan your visit
Main Entrance (Yincheng Middle Road)
Located at No. 501, Yincheng Middle Road, the main entrance is directly opposite Jin Mao Tower and adjacent to the Shanghai World Financial Center. This entrance is fully wheelchair accessible, with wide automatic doors, step-free pathways, and elevator access from the lobby to the B1 exhibition hall and all observation levels. Clear signage and staff assistance are available to guide you from the street or parking garage to ticketing and security checks.
Regular Hours: Open daily from 8:30am to 10:00pm.
Last Entry: Final admission is at 9:30pm.
Special Hours/Closures: Shanghai Tower operates year-round, but may close early or adjust hours for special events or maintenance. Major holidays may see extended hours or increased visitor numbers. Always check the Tower's website for the latest updates before your visit.
Lockers are available at the B1 exhibition hall for storing small personal items.
Gift and souvenir shops are located at the exit and on the 118th floor.
Dining outlets, including a café and restaurants, are available on the 119th floor (requires meal ticket or package).
Restrooms are conveniently located on B1 and the 118th floor.
Free Wi-Fi is available in lounges and exhibition areas.
Paid basement parking is available for visitors. Spaces are limited; public transport is recommended during peak times.
Shanghai Tower is fully wheelchair accessible, including restrooms and viewing platforms.
Elevator access is available from the lobby to the observatory and all public floors.
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