AMP Tower (Centrepoint)
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We went with our 2 teens on a bright, sunny, winter morning. Views were fabulous. We enjoyed taking photos and getting oriented to the city. OzTrek was a fun, high-tech travelogue experience. I would have gone back on our last night for a night view, but (silly me) I threw away our tickets. We got the Discovery tickets that let us in to Sydney Tower, Aquarium, and Wildlife World; we could have returned to each site if we'd had time (and I had kept the tickets.)
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 25 2009
Alright for 20 minutes while you take pictures but unless you want to eat at the cafe theres no reason to stay for long, making it fairly expensive. Also, pointless on rainy days as you may not see that far. Having said that, you dont need climbing gear like the bridgeclimb, you can take your own camera and its higher than the crappy bridge pylon or other places. Also has its own souvenir shop but theres millions of them in sydney anyway.
Reviewed by: Brandon from on Jan 27 2009
I visited the AMP tower on a Sunday morning when it was not very crowded. The basic ticket includes two tourist "rides" that provide information on Australia. I thought these were mostly developed for children and didn't hold much appeal for adults. You will go through security and then wait in line to take the elevator to the top of the tower. Once there, you can spend as much time as you like and there are a number of guides to help you interpret all the buildings you will see. Although a bit pricey, I was glad that I took the time to visit and would recommend others to do the same.
Reviewed by: Bill from on Sep 02 2008
a dramatic view of sydney, Every traveller must see the sydney tower,the tour leader is delightful, the only down side is you cannot have your camera
Reviewed by: DorainH from on Nov 12 2007
i loved the great view and the exelent food hop any one who goes has a great time like me and hop they enjoy the great food.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 15 2007
I love Sydney as a place and to see it from AMP Tower was magical. My Aunty, who lives in Randwick, said that if i thought the viewing level was good, then I should dine in the revolving restaraunt. If you do book in and have a meal, one piece of advice, remember where your table is! Confused me when i went for my food, turned around and my table had revolved to the other side. Strange but funny.
Reviewed by: Liam from on May 10 2007
The Centrepoint Tower is worth a visit. If you go and have 2 hours, you might as well go on the OzTrek. The last part of the OzTrek is best.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jun 25 2006
It was a quite a expensive but it had the most magnificent sight. You could see all the cars,buildings and the all looked like miniture toys!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jun 03 2006
I cannot believe that so called "buffet" was being served with customers treated like prisoners that everyone had to wait in line to get food dumped into their plates.
Reviewed by: Wangi from on May 18 2006
A great way to see Sydney!! Awesome views!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 13 2006
Sydney's Crowning Glory
Back to AMP Tower (Centrepoint)
We went with our 2 teens on a bright, sunny, winter morning. Views were fabulous. We enjoyed taking photos and getting oriented to the city. OzTrek was a fun, high-tech travelogue experience. I would have gone back on our last night for a night view, but (silly me) I threw away our tickets. We got the Discovery tickets that let us in to Sydney Tower, Aquarium, and Wildlife World; we could have returned to each site if we'd had time (and I had kept the tickets.)
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 25 2009
Alright for 20 minutes while you take pictures but unless you want to eat at the cafe theres no reason to stay for long, making it fairly expensive. Also, pointless on rainy days as you may not see that far. Having said that, you dont need climbing gear like the bridgeclimb, you can take your own camera and its higher than the crappy bridge pylon or other places. Also has its own souvenir shop but theres millions of them in sydney anyway.
Reviewed by: Brandon from on Jan 27 2009
I visited the AMP tower on a Sunday morning when it was not very crowded. The basic ticket includes two tourist "rides" that provide information on Australia. I thought these were mostly developed for children and didn't hold much appeal for adults. You will go through security and then wait in line to take the elevator to the top of the tower. Once there, you can spend as much time as you like and there are a number of guides to help you interpret all the buildings you will see. Although a bit pricey, I was glad that I took the time to visit and would recommend others to do the same.
Reviewed by: Bill from on Sep 02 2008
a dramatic view of sydney, Every traveller must see the sydney tower,the tour leader is delightful, the only down side is you cannot have your camera
Reviewed by: DorainH from on Nov 12 2007
i loved the great view and the exelent food hop any one who goes has a great time like me and hop they enjoy the great food.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 15 2007
I love Sydney as a place and to see it from AMP Tower was magical. My Aunty, who lives in Randwick, said that if i thought the viewing level was good, then I should dine in the revolving restaraunt. If you do book in and have a meal, one piece of advice, remember where your table is! Confused me when i went for my food, turned around and my table had revolved to the other side. Strange but funny.
Reviewed by: Liam from on May 10 2007
The Centrepoint Tower is worth a visit. If you go and have 2 hours, you might as well go on the OzTrek. The last part of the OzTrek is best.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jun 25 2006
It was a quite a expensive but it had the most magnificent sight. You could see all the cars,buildings and the all looked like miniture toys!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jun 03 2006
I cannot believe that so called "buffet" was being served with customers treated like prisoners that everyone had to wait in line to get food dumped into their plates.
Reviewed by: Wangi from on May 18 2006
A great way to see Sydney!! Awesome views!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 13 2006
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