The Edge at Melbourne Skydeck
The Edge is a glass cube built into the side of Eureka Tower on level 88. With you inside, it slides 3 m out of the building and hangs nearly 300 m above the street. Its glass stays frosted as it moves out and turns clear once it stops.
The Edge is not part of General Admission at Melbourne Skydeck. It comes in two packages, or as an add-on bought with a deck ticket.
How a ride on The Edge works
No booked time: rides go by a queue at the deck, and the wait is shown when you arrive. The Edge Express Pass, A$10 per person, gets you called within 30 minutes of joining the virtual queue.
Hands free: phones, cameras, bags, food, drink and prams stay in a storage area before the ride.
Your photo: every Edge ticket includes a digital photo of the ride to download. Printed photos are sold on the day for A$20 each.
Melbourne Skydeck tickets with The Edge
Edge Experience
from A$55
Ultimate Skydeck · from A$59
Both packages are booked for a date, with no ride time, and can be cancelled free up to 24 hours ahead.
- Child (4–16): from A$40
- Deck entry, The Edge and a digital photo
- Allow about 1.5 hours
- How high is The Edge at Eureka Tower?
- The cube sits on level 88, nearly 300 m above the street, and slides 3 m out from the face of the tower.
- Can I take photos inside The Edge?
- Not with your own phone or camera: loose items stay outside the cube. The digital photo included with every Edge ticket is taken for you.
- Is The Edge wheelchair accessible?
- Yes. The Edge and the Voyager Theatre take wheelchairs, and the whole of Melbourne Skydeck is step-free.
- Can I add The Edge on the day?
- Yes, with a General Admission ticket, at extra cost at the deck. Expect a wait at busy times unless you also buy the Express Pass. All tickets