- Tokyo
Tokyo Tower: Main Deck Admission + Tokyo Subway Ticket
Enjoy entry to Tokyo Tower and take advantage of unlimited Tokyo Subway rides
Tokyo Tower Observatory Admission Ticket
Feel the breath of the world's leading metropolis from the center of Tokyo
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Last admission: 30 minutes before closing
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Wheelchair accessible
The orange and white of the Tokyo Tower is synonymous with the city, and it's stood the test of time for more than half a century.
With Tokyo Tower Observatory admission tickets, you can climb (or ride) your way to the 150-meter-high viewing deck and enjoy one of the best panoramas of Tokyo available. There's a reason 180 million people from across the world have visited the tower since it opened!
If you're feeling thirsty, grab a cup of tea at the sky-high Café La Tour, before heading back to earth. Before you go, don't miss your chance to step across the Sky Walk Window, the quintessential glass floor addition to this iconic observation deck.
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