the glass floor
a transparent surface on floor 78. Those afraid of heights can stay on the opaque part.
The highest glass observation deck in Thailand, on floor 78, and a transparent floor through which you see Bangkok beneath your feet.
Check availability and priceFrom 350 THB, when booked in advance.
floor 78, and a floor you can see through
MahaNakhon's observation deck sits in Floor 78, and the part because of which people come to it is the glass floor, a transparent surface that extends over the edge of the building, and whoever stands on it sees the street directly beneath their feet.
next to the glass floor there is an open observation deck on the roof, which is the highest of its kind in Thailand, and a bar on floor 74 which you enter with the drink package.
a transparent surface on floor 78. Those afraid of heights can stay on the opaque part.
The highest open observation deck in Thailand.
included only in the drink packages.
A digital experience on floor 4. is also sold separately, in which case there's no observation deck.
the difference between the cheapest and the most expensive is 1,150 THB
If you only want the observation deck, the day ticket at 1,000 THB it's the cheapest one that includes it.
If you're aiming for sunset over Bangkok, the sunset ticket at 1,200 Valid for entry between 16:01 and 19:00 and also includes a digital photo. This is the requested hour, so it's worth booking in advance.
The packages each add one thing: I-Tilt the tilting device, the drink package a drink on floor 74, and the meal package A voucher of 200 THB. Each one has a day version that's 200 THB cheaper and doesn't include a digital photo.
and what you shouldn't mistakenly bring: the SkyWorX ticket at 350 THB. It isn't cheap, it's simply a different attraction, on floor 4, without the observation deck.
sunset is the most requested hour
the most requested hour is around sunset, when the city transitions from daylight to night lighting, and that's exactly the reason there's a separate ticket for the 16:01–19:00 window.
During daytime hours the view is brighter and clearer, and the observation deck is less crowded. Those coming mainly for the glass floor and photos, the day works great and costs 200 THB less.
the pixels aren't decoration
MahaNakhon tower was inaugurated in 2016 and rises to a height of about314 meters across 78 floors. It was the tallest building in Thailand until 2018, and is still one of the most recognizable on Bangkok's skyline.
what distinguishes it is the spiral cut that runs across its face, a strip of offset blocks that looks as if pixels were pulled out of the structure. The design is by German architect Ole Scheeren, and the intent was to create a "river" that climbs around the tower.
These blocks aren't just decorative, they create Private balconies in the apartments and hotel rooms in the tower.
the tower sits in the area Silom-Sathorn, the heart of Bangkok's business district, and directly connected to the Chong Nonsi light rail station.
and who doesn't need to go up
the transparent floor is a tempered glass panel which is embedded in the rooftop terrace. You stand on it, and below you see the street directly, from a height of over 310 meters.
It isn't large, a few square meters, and there's a line for it during busy hours. the venue's staff limits the number of people who stand on it simultaneously.
those who suffer from fear of heights Will feel it here more strongly than at any other observation deck in Bangkok, because there's no barrier between the eye and the street. You can bypass it and stay on the regular terrace.
High heels are prohibited on the glass, and you must take them off or wear a cover provided by the venue. This is a safety rule, not a recommendation.
The most requested time is around sunset, and that's also when the line is longest.
and what's the difference between them
the bar and restaurant. the drink is served here in packages that include it, and the view from inside through windows.
An indoor covered terrace with a 360-degree view. This is the basic level, and it covered and glazed.
An open terrace at a height of over 310 meters, with a transparent glass panel that you stand on, with the city beneath it.
The highest bar in the tower, on the open terrace. Open for evening hours.
A digital experience on the fourth floor. doesn't include going up to the observation deck, it's a separate and much cheaper ticket.
the open terrace closes in rain and strong wind. The covered observation deck on floor 78 remains open.
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