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What is Melbourne Skydeck?
Is Melbourne Skydeck suitable for children?
How to get to Melbourne Skydeck
The ultimate guide to visiting Melbourne Skydeck
Melbourne Skydeck, previously called Eureka Tower, makes for a great day out in the city. Here's what you need to know to make the most of your experience at Melbourne Skydeck.
What has enough concrete to fill 44 Olympic swimming pools, enough glass to cover the area of the MCG twice over, and weighs the equivalent of 40,000 elephants? Answer: Eureka Tower, the home of Melbourne Skydeck and Eureka 89.
It's high time you explored the southern hemisphere's tallest observation deck, with panoramic views of Melbourne City, exquisite drinks and dining, and experiences like the world's largest positron virtual reality cinema on-hand.
Everything you need to know about Melbourne Skydeck
What is Melbourne Skydeck?
Melbourne Skydeck is the tallest observation deck in the southern hemisphere. It's located on Level 88 of Eureka Tower.
One floor above on is Eureka 89: Skydeck's delectable restaurant.
Views of the city from Melbourne Skydeck are almost surreal. All images: Supplied
What experiences are there at Melbourne Skydeck?
Melbourne Skydeck
Experience Melbourne on another level when you ascend 88 levels to Melbourne Skydeck, where the city comes alive from nearly 300 metres above. The lifts are the fastest in the southern hemisphere, travelling at more than nine metres per second.
A General Admission ticket will grant you entry to Melbourne Skydeck and Bar 88, plus the interactive 3D model of Melbourne on the ground floor.
The Edge
If you're feeling daring, the Edge is a huge, moving glass cube that transports passengers three metres outside Melbourne Skydeck, leaving you suspended terrifyingly high above the streets below. With intelligent glass that switches from opaque to transparent, the Edge is sure to give goosebumps to even the bravest of passengers.
This is a great dare with friends or an unforgettable proposal opportunity. You'll also receive a digital photo download from your experience in the Edge.
Voyager Theatre
Voygager Theatre is a 6D cinematic voyage through iconic Melbourne moments. You'll see, hear, feel and smell everything from the rattling motion as you 'ride' the iconic Scenic Railway wooden coaster at Luna Park to pounding drums of Lunar New Year performances.
The first of its kind in the southern hemisphere, and largest of its kind in the world, this theater uses 24 Positron Voyager VR pod chairs packed with the technology to give guests a truly sensory voyage.
VR Plank
This virtual reality (VR) experience tricks you into thinking you're balancing on a narrow plank dizzyingly high above Melbourne. Walk the thin, moving plank with your VR headset on, then 'zipline' through Melbourne's parks and streets. Even VR veterans are sure to get wobbly on the plank and give out a "weee!" as they soar through the air.
VR Plank is just one of many experiences Melbourne Skydeck has to offer.
Is Melbourne Skydeck suitable for children?
Kids are sure to love the amazing views and fun experiences at Melbourne Skydeck. It's a fantastic school holidays activity for the whole family.
Please note that children aged 12 years or younger require a parent or guardian present. The VR Plank experience is not recommended for guests under 8 years old.
Kids big and small will love Melbourne Skydeck.
What dining and bar options are there at Melbourne Skydeck?
There are two main drinking and dining options at Melbourne Skydeck: Bar 88 and Eureka 89.
Bar 88
Melbourne Skydeck's Bar 88 is location within the observation deck and accessible to all general admission guests. There's a range of delicious cocktails, fine wines, champagne, soft drinks or coffee to sip as you overlook the fantastic Melbourne views. Snacks are also available, from lolly bags to sausage rolls.
Eureka 89
Eureka 89 is located one floor above Melbourne Skydeck. Enjoy a bespoke three-course lunch or dinner at this exquisite restaurant, which uses local, seasonal produce carefully crafted by award-winning Executive Chef, Renee Martillano.
Eureka 89 offers evening dining from Monday to Sunday and lunch service on weekend afternoons (subject to availability). Booking with Eureka 89 also grants you complimentary Melbourne Skydeck and Voyage Theatre access.
Eureka 89 is a truly luxurious dining experience.
How do I buy tickets to Melbourne Skydeck?
The best way to purchase tickets is online using your RACV Members' discount.
What are Melbourne Skydeck's opening hours?
Melbourne Skydeck is open daily, including public holidays.
- Normal hours: 12 noon-10pm, final entry 9.30pm
- Christmas Day & New Year's Eve 2024: 12 noon-5pm, final entry 4.30pm.
There's an experience for everyone at Melbourne Skydeck.
Is Melbourne Skydeck an accessible venue?
Melbourne Skydeck is an accessible venue, with wheelchair access to Skydeck, VR Voyager Theatre, Edge Experience and VR Plank.
Accessible toilets and changing facilities are available on the ground floor just before the lifts.
Carers accompanying someone with a disability, and carrying a valid WeCare, Carer Card or Companion Card, are entitled to free General Admission to Melbourne Skydeck.
Guide dogs and assistance animals are also welcome.
How to get to Melbourne Skydeck
If you're travelling to Melbourne Skydeck via public transport, use a free journey planner app that can map out the most efficient travel route.
If you're driving, you can park directly beneath Melbourne Skydeck in Wilson Parking Eureka Tower, located at 70 City Road, Southbank. Discounted flat-rate parking is available for all guests of Melbourne Skydeck and Eureka 89.
