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Sky Tower observation deck, dining and thrill activities visitor guide for Auckland

The Sky Tower provides visitors with observation views, dining options and adrenaline activities from its location on the corner of Victoria and Federal Streets.

By Auckland Things-to-do Desk · Published 16 July 2026

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Sky Tower observation deck, dining and thrill activities visitor guide for Auckland
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The Sky Tower stands 328 metres tall and has dominated the Auckland skyline for over 28 years. Its main observation level sits 186 metres above street level and delivers 360-degree views from the corner of Victoria and Federal Streets, Auckland 1010.

Observation deck

Visitors reach the main observation level at 186 metres for full 360-degree views. The deck operates within the tower that has stood at the corner of Victoria and Federal Streets for more than 28 years.

Dining

Dining options at the Sky Tower include the Orbit 360 revolving restaurant and SkyBar, New Zealand's highest bar at 182 metres with an R18 restriction. These venues sit within the same structure that offers the 186-metre observation level and the 328-metre overall height.

Thrill activities

Adrenaline activities at the Sky Tower comprise the SkyJump and the SkyWalk around the tower's outer platform. Both experiences operate from the building at the corner of Victoria and Federal Streets that also houses the observation deck and dining venues.

Practical planning starts with confirming current hours and any activity bookings directly through the Sky Tower at its Victoria and Federal Streets address. The established range of experiences remains available year-round within the single central location.

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