Melbourne Observation Deck, Rialto Reviews

I think the mirror part of the mirror is not very clean

My experience was not good ... I bought my ticket online ... thinking that besides being cheaper would facilitate my access. Despite receiving the QRCODE from the ticket, I had to face the queue of who was buying the ticket on time. Then I faced a long queue ... and up there more disappointment ... small space ... lots of people !! It was disappointing. The Sydney Tower is much more comfortable and with a much wider view !!

Nice view, but extremely photography unfriendly. You're shooting through glass, and that reflects everything inside, the coffee bar, the lighting, the people.

Only had a quick vist but i really enjoyed it worthwhile

Great view but expensive citing for such a small area of view.

The view is wonderful. I recommend you take a picture with the panorama function.

What an amazing view of our beautiful city. Well worth the visit.

Been a few times now day and night both amazing but the night time view is the best

Cool tower with a great view of the city. My only complaint is just a more general one that 'lookout experiences' like this one are common around the world and pretty similar. It seems like an important activity to 'tick off' when you visit a new city but I often wonder if its worth while.

best time to go,just before dark,wow!
a must do

Great experience. Watch out the weather as rainy days can make it misty at the top

Very nice viewpoint on the 88th floor you see the whole city of Melbourne and there is a small confectionery

Eureka Skydeck is at the heart of every tourists holiday in Melbourne. People from all nations are baited into visiting this tower that is soaring above all the other skyscrapers within this great city, in order to enjoy the great view of Melbourne that was previously only reserved for those of whom are privileged..... is how this is usually advertised but lets get real for a second. You go up 88 floors for $20-$30 and enjoy the view, in the event that you feel parched you can buy bottled water for like $8 from one of the cafe's up their and if you even dare to get hungry you can ease your suffering by purchasing a $10 bag of crisps. not bad am I right.

Oh but then there's obviously the EDGE experience which is a glass box in which you will be placed, within groups of 8 or so that'll slide out and you'll be able to look down beneath you off the side of the building.... IF you happen to have honed the ability to see through acrylic glass so old, thick and fogged up that in any other case would need help from some military grade x-ray googles in order to see the building itself let alone the rest of Melbourne.

all in all enjoy your (on average) $40 elevator ride and bring your own snacks.

Enjoyed a bird's eye view of the city and its icons. Paying the extra to go into the glass cube was not worth the additional charge.

great experience , nice views, everyone visiting Melbourne should visit it.

Amazing view. At day time is fantastic but at night time the reflection of the lights inside make it hard to appreciate the view. I was there nearly at closing time, I missed the last call to go into the deck part and obviously they did not let me in. I was so amazed by the view that I did not pay attention to the call. They had a good attitude though, letting me pay some extra money to go back the next day (there was not flexibility, it had to be the next day which make things a bit hard when you are in Melbourne as a tourist) I can not complain but make sure not to miss the last call!

If you don't have to queue in advance for a long time, the edge experience is queued for more than an hour.

Great to see all of Melbourne from a great height. Something you should do when you re coming to Melbourne.

Stunning views, but for some reason it made us both feel a bit queasy (much more so than the Sydney tower).

88 floors up in downtown Melbourne! Quite a view you have all around (and outside the city). I did not pay to walk out on the clear glass box and had a great experience. There is an option to step outside (fenced in area), which I used to take a number of photos. I would recommend going at sunset (5:30 PM in August). FYI that the glass is double walled in some places and photos can be difficult due to reflections.

Eureka Tower is a 297.3-metre skyscraper located in the Southbank precinct of Melbourne, Victoria.
Must visit in Melbourne and do buy tickets for 'Edge' too. Fabulous.

Go there before sunset and stay till after to see the city by "day" and night

Great location for a birds eye view of the city of Melbourne

I'd recommend getting to the skydeck before golden hour, park your butt at your favorite view and enjoy. Can get very noisy because of young children. Value of the "the edge" option highly debatable. Avoid weekends and school holidays.

One of the best places to go in Melbourne. Amazing views! Reasonably priced.

I have been up there like 5 times and my excitement levels never change. i always loved coming up the tower and its not stupidly expensive it's so worth it the view gives so a chilled mood. 10/10 love eureka skydeck

A great way to see the city and a great interactive VR flying fox

They should clean the windows for a better experience but it was amazing! The edge and the 3D experience were worthwhile add-ons, do it!

The Edge Experience cost an extra $12 on top of the $25 to get up there, then we weren't allowed to take cameras inside "The Edge" because they have one set up in there already and charge $15 per photo if you agree to get them taken. A real rip off when the glass behind those being photographed is unclear so you can't see the view outside. Wouldn't bother again.

Google doesn't appear to have a reply button for me to reply to you, Eureka Skydeck, so I'm replying here. I understand that the glass is thicker for safety reasons but the section at the back (opposite the entrance) is completely blurred compared to the other glass walls of The Edge. Perhaps it's the window tinting or some other phenomenon but it really does have an impaired view from that side which diminishes the experience greatly.

Extraordinary view of stunning Melbourne from top..
Birds eye view.

Beautiful place. Melbourne at your fingertips. The extendable platform is a nice attraction for visitors. Photos of the expression of fear priceless. I'll go back there again

Always a nice place to go and enjoy the views of this fabulous city! Location just below the CBD it has one of the best views in the city

Good place to get an overview of the city.
At night the glass is dark tinted and very reflective so difficult for photos. Go for sunset instead.
I would not recommend the edge experience, might be ok for small kids or thrill seekers who suffer vertigo.

Its a great place to go if u don't have much on ur itenary list. Can lookout at places where you wanna go to.

Good views but the indoor areas need a refit. Dark and dingy.

Had the best night. Party in the tower. It was awesome. Danced the night away.

Tallest building of Melbourne. Great place to be when the sun is setting. Can get a great view of the city.

Nice view over Melbourne for a fair price. You're not allowed to use your own camera at "The Edge".

One of the best things to do in melb. Particularly for locals!

Air BnB OMG the views, i was not expecting it to be so spacious. Everything is at your fingertips as well so central in the city. AMAZBALLS

Awesome place to visit, suffer from vertigo when I get to the top, but has the most amazing view of Melbourne, been a few times so definitely recommend it.

Spacious and high quality apartments. Equipped with everything you need :)

Amazing 360 view of the city 88 storeys (285m) up, and well worth the entry fee ($25\person) if you're visiting Melbourne. Mounted scopes against the windows point out significant landmarks across the city. The "Edge" capsule is a total gimmick and I'd highly recommend skipping it, total waste of time for $12/head.