Mahanakhon SkyWalk tickets in 2026 start at ฿990 for adults when you book online — slightly below the ฿1,000 standard daytime rate — and give you access to Thailand’s highest observation experience: an indoor deck on the 74th floor and a 310-metre-high rooftop with a glass floor on the 78th floor of the King Power Mahanakhon tower. This guide covers current prices, daytime vs sunset slots, what the glass tray is really like, and how to book.
Mahanakhon SkyWalk Ticket Prices 2026
| Ticket (Indoor 74F + Rooftop 78F) | Standard rate | GoVaygo online |
|---|---|---|
| Daytime slot (10:00–15:30) — adult | ฿1,000 | ฿990 |
| Daytime slot — child (3–12 yrs) | ฿500 | ฿500 |
| Sunset slot (16:00–18:30) — all ages | ฿1,200 | ฿1,200 |
Both tickets include the indoor observatory on the 74th floor and the open-air rooftop on the 78th floor. Seniors aged 60+ pay the child rate (bring ID or passport). Online bookings can be refunded in full up to 1 day before your visit date.
What Is the Mahanakhon SkyWalk?
King Power Mahanakhon is the pixelated-looking skyscraper that dominates the Silom skyline with 78 floors. The SkyWalk is its two-level observation attraction: a climate-controlled indoor deck on the 74th floor with floor-to-ceiling windows, and Thailand’s highest rooftop on the 78th floor with 360-degree open-air views over all of Bangkok. The headline act is the glass tray — a see-through floor jutting out at 310 metres where you stand (or lie down for photos) directly above the streets below. Shoe covers are provided, and bags and phones on straps are restricted on the glass for safety.
Daytime or Sunset — Which Slot Should You Book?
The daytime slot (10:00–15:30) is cheaper, quieter and best for clear photos of the city grid and the Chao Phraya River. The sunset slot (16:00–18:30) costs ฿1,200 for everyone but is the experience most visitors remember — golden hour on the glass tray, then the city lights switching on below you. If you visit in the daytime and sudden rain closes the rooftop, you can request re-entry at the lobby ticketing counter, though refunds are not issued for weather.
Getting There
The tower sits directly above BTS Chong Nonsi station (exit 3) on the Silom line — you can walk from the platform to the entrance in under two minutes, making this one of the easiest attractions to reach in Bangkok. Showing your mobile e-voucher at the ticketing counter is all you need for entry.
Tips for Your Visit
- Arrive 20–30 minutes before your preferred time — sunset slots fill up fast in high season (November–February).
- Haze is most common midday in the hot season; early daytime or sunset slots get the clearest views.
- Pair it with dinner nearby — see our Chao Phraya dinner cruise guide or the Baiyoke Sky buffet for a full Bangkok evening.
- Planning a longer trip? Browse our Best Bangkok Attractions 2026 list for more ideas.
Is Mahanakhon SkyWalk Worth It?
Yes — if you want one observation deck in Bangkok, this is the one. It is the highest rooftop in Thailand, the glass tray is genuinely thrilling, and BTS access makes it effortless. At ฿990 for a daytime adult ticket booked online, it undercuts most rooftop bars once you factor in their drink minimums, and children under 13 enter at half price.
Book Mahanakhon SkyWalk Online
Daytime Indoor + Rooftop tickets from ฿990 (children ฿500) with free cancellation up to 1 day before your visit. Instant mobile voucher — show it at the counter and go up.
Mahanakhon SkyWalk FAQ
How much is the Mahanakhon SkyWalk ticket in 2026?
Daytime tickets (10:00–15:30) cost ฿990 for adults and ฿500 for children aged 3–12 when booked online. The sunset slot (16:00–18:30) costs ฿1,200 for all ages. Both include the 74th-floor indoor deck and the 78th-floor rooftop.
Does the ticket include the glass floor?
Yes. The glass tray on the rooftop is included with every SkyWalk ticket at no extra charge — you only queue for your turn to step on.
What is the best time to visit Mahanakhon SkyWalk?
Just before sunset is the most popular time — you get daylight, golden hour and the city lights in one visit. For cheaper tickets and smaller crowds, go on a weekday morning.
How do I get to King Power Mahanakhon?
Take the BTS Silom line to Chong Nonsi station and use exit 3 — the tower entrance is directly connected to the station.