China · OBSERVATION DECKS
Good observation decks fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 3 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
See Shanghai from the 118th floor at 546 meters, with 360-degree views, optional light shows, and skip-the-line admission.
“Amazing views of Shanghi by night from the observation deck. Well worth a visit.”
See Shanghai’s night skyline from the 118th floor, with private pickup, a local guide, and optional dinner or Huangpu River cruise.
“The tour was very fast, the guide did not give time to observe, he spoke at 2X, the dinner was very fast anyway, more than half of the food was left because the place was going to close, of the options offered by the page, It is not true that one chooses, they have a determined route.”
See Macau from 338 meters at Macau Tower, with indoor and outdoor decks, glass floors, harbor views, and sunset tips for a $18 ticket.
“Unfortunately my plans changed at the last minute so was unable to attend. As it was within the 24 hour window I was billed, which is not unreasonable. I did contact the provider to see if I could alter the date but after a very quick response from them I was told I couldn’t. Again, not unexpected or unreasonable. I marked it as a 3 star as I couldn’t tell you if the trip would have been any good ok r not.”
Start with a city. Or start with the thing you came for.
