Tokyo Skytree Entrébiljett med Tembo Deck och Galleria

We visited on a weekday in June, and the crowds were surprisingly light, with minimal wait times. The ground level of the building is easy to navigate, thanks to excellent signage. The first few floors feature a variety of restaurants, shops, and convenient lockers for storing your belongings. Since there were no lines when we arrived, getting to the first observation level was quick and seamless. The building itself is stunning, and the views are simply unmatched. I especially appreciated the clear signage identifying the landmarks visible from the observation deck, which made the experience even more enjoyable. The highest observation level was even more spectacular. The designers did a fantastic job creating the upward spiral walkway, which naturally spreads out visitors and prevents the space from feeling crowded. We stopped at the café at the top for a snack and a drink. It wasn't inexpensive, but enjoying refreshments with those incredible views was well worth it. There's also a small gift shop if you'd like a souvenir. On a clear day, you'll have no trouble spotting many of Tokyo's famous landmarks. If you only have the time and budget for one premium attraction during your visit to Tokyo, this is the one I'd recommend.

Tokyo Skytree is a fantastic place to enjoy amazing views of the city. The observation deck is spacious, and the scenery is breathtaking. There are also lots of shops and restaurants nearby, making it a fun place to explore. I highly recommend visiting if you’re in Tokyo!

The Tokyo Skytree, at 634 meters, is the tallest structure in Japan and offers a spectacular view. Gigantic view: The view from the platforms at 350 and 450 meters is breathtaking. On clear days, you can even see Mount Fuji. We were on site in the late afternoon, so the largest crowds had already passed; we still had to wait half an hour because there is a schedule. Check the weather: Only go up when visibility is clear. In clouds or fog, you can sometimes hardly see anything. Best time: The late afternoon just before sunset is particularly popular. This way, you experience the city in daylight and then the sparkling sea of lights at night. Tokyo Skytree Town: At the base of the tower is a large shopping center. There are over 300 shops, restaurants, and even an aquarium. A visit can easily be combined with shopping or dining. The Skytree is easily accessible by bus or subway.

This Audrey itself was amazing but the ticket I thought I purchased was for the Trimbo deck and the Galleria come to find out. It was only for the Trimbo deck with the title and the purchase was misleading. I thought I paid for both and they said I did not after the fact very disappointed.

The experience was pretty cool. We stayed for 1-3 hours. The atmosphere felt really modern. Some places were more crowded than others. the staff were helpful.

Worth the experience for a great view from the top Not much to do around there but all in all okay for us

Difficult to book correctly and to upgrade in place so we didn't go all the way up and had to go home disappointed

Be sure to have a QR code readily available to gain access to the elevators! There is no real meeting point when I booked but somewhere within the confirmation was a link that led me to the QR code. There are multiple signs to have your code ready to show! I arrived early and was able to get in line for my time slot and once I passed through security, was on my way! It’s a bit chaotic but you have the ability for views all over Tokyo (and beyond) if the weather is good. I opted for a near sunset time slot and it was lovely to see the transition with lights starting to come on. Well worth going up to the top observation floor!

Clearly worth a visit but arrived early in the morning to avoid long queues. The view is fantastic and you can see far.

It goes really smoothly if you respect the time of your booking, nice view and fun to do, nice coffee shop on top to enjoy the view with food and drink