We purchased our tickets direct a few days before we wanted to go and would recommend tickets are pre-purchased. You are able to select the time you want if it's available. Tickets at the time were MYR 80. We chose 7pm as we had seen the views during the day going up KL Tower. If you are getting a taxi or a GRAB, allow yourself way more time than you think you need. We got stuck in a traffic jam and almost didn't make it. They won't wait for you, but in saying that, we actually had to wait in line for 15 minutes as they take up groups. While there are many other buildings around the world which are taller than Petronis, it is still the tallest Twin Building and is the 10th tallest in the world. We had about 30 minutes to stroll around by ourselves while at the top. Definitely worth seeing KL during the day and the night. At one stage it was raining and because of all of the lights from the building, it looked like it was snowing. On departing, you are offered a photo and magnet of the picture that gets taken of you when you first arrive. They back drop the towers and they look fantastic but very expensive.

We booked in advance through the Internet for our Petronas towers visit, which avoided the need for any queuing. In fact, as you enter the enormous shopping mall, you go to the right, then down an escalator to start the tour. It takes you straight up to the Sky bridge where you can take good photographs and then continues with another lift to the top of one of the towers. The view from the top is splendid and enables you to photograph not only the city below but also the other adjacent tower. We had hoped to take photographs at dusk as the lights came up over the city, but heavy rain and flood lighting really obscured the view. It is not worth staying for dusk because in reality you cannot see very much. There is a small gift shop at the top of the tower but no cafe facility. We visited in March and were thoroughly checked for Coronavirus temperature before being allowed into the tower. On the other side of the shopping mall is set of fountains which are magnificently coloured and play in time to music at 8:00 o'clock and 9:00 o'clock in the evenings. We enjoyed watching these while sitting in the Dome restaurant just to the right-hand side as you exit the towers which provided a good view and excellent food at reasonable prices.

It wouldn't be a visit to Kuala Lumpur for our Canadian friends without taking them to see this iconic building that seems to be the heart of the city. We had booked advance tickets on line. While waiting in line to board the elevator, coloured landyards will be given out to groups of 24 people (I think). Groups according to their coloured landyards will be directed throughout the journey from the ground floor to the 41st floor and upward to the observation deck on the 88th floor and back. As we step off the elevator on the 41st floor we were given a brief oral outline/history of the Twin Towers and the Skybridge. Ater that we were given about 15 minutes to explore, experience and get views from the Skybridge.....and witness the earlier group in their designated colours getting herded to the 42nd floor to board the elevator for their skyward journey. Views from the 88th floor Observation Deck was great but, unfortunately for us, Kuala Lumpur had been blanketed with haze and we fell short on amazing views! Would love to do this visit again on a clear day! The entire journey takes about an hour. Tip: - It is advisable to get advance tickets online. They sell off pretty fast. - If you happen to loiter and shop at the gift store on the 86th floor be prepared to be stuck up there till you can squeeze in with another group as your group would have left when herded. Buy your gifts and souvenirs on the ground floor....lots more to choose from.