Skyscape Johor Bahru launch at 2019, it was a rooftop deck with glass door that offers visitors a nice view of the skylines around JB Sentral and even the northern part of Singapore
Skyscape Johor Bahru Address & Opening Hours
Address: Level 34, Menara Jland Johor Bahru City Centre (JBCC, Jalan Tun Abdul Razak, 80000 Johor Bahru)
Opening Hours: Sunday to Friday: 9.30am to 4pm; Closed on Saturdays
Skyscape Johor Bahru Ticket Price
Malaysian: Rm28 for Adult, RM18 for Child (3 to 11 years old), RM23 for Senior (above 60 years old)
Singaporean: Rm38 for Adult, RM28 for Child (3 to 11 years old), RM33 for Senior (above 60 years old)
There is also an additional fee that you need to pay for the sock/shoe cover. The sock costs RM5 and the shoe cover cost RM1 per person. It is not included in the ticket, and it must be purchased on the sport. Payment can be made by cash and certain electronic payments (Grabpay, Touch ‘n Go).
The ticket allows you to visit 6 attracitons at Skyscape, namely Interactive Floor Game, Sky Bridge, Mini Theatre, Virtual Reality (VR), Observation Deck and LED Tunnel. Each person is entitled to 2 hours of exploration.
The ticket doesn’t include sock or shoe cover, photo album, souvenirs.
Skyscape Johor Bahru Ticket Redemption
Go to Menara Jland Level 1. You’ll be asked to show your ticket vouchers and Identity Cards or Passports for verification. You’ll then be asked to pay for the sock/shoe cover and finally you’ll be given a timeslot.
How to get to Skyscape at Menara Jland
From Johor Bahru Checkpoint:
After clearing immigration, you’ll arrive at Bangunan JB Sentral; walk through it and come out of Bangunan JB Sentral, you will see City Square entrance on your left. Don’t enter City Square, instead, turn right and you’ll arrive at JBCC Komtar Level 3. Go down to Ground Floor.
Now, you have two options; either exit JBCC Komtar via main entrance, turn right and walk towards Menara Jland next door; or, when you’re inside JBCC Komtar and facing the main road, walk towards your right and exit JBCC via side door, you will immediately see Menara Jland and entrance, but the risk of this indoor route is that the side entrance is locked, and you have to exit via main entrance instead.
From City Square:
Go down to Level 1, exit City Square from the main entrance along Jalan Wong Ah Fook, turn right and walk towards Menara Jland while passing by JBCC Komtar
What to see & Do at Skyscape Johor Bahru
1. Interactive Floor Games
Interactive Floor Games is located on the first floor, right beside the ticket counter. Can play the games while waiting for the slot to go up to the Sky Bridge.
The games keep changing every few minutes. Kids will probably love it. The games that we got to play were soccer, piano, dinosaurs, cattle-herding and collecting recyclables.
2. Sky Bridge
Sky Bridge is the main attraction of Skyscape. Located at Level 34, Sky Bridge is an outdoor space with glass floor and glass railing. From here, visitors can see the SG-JB Causeway, JB CIQ, and most buildings near JB Sentral.
Before entering the Sky Bridge, we were asked to put on our shoe cover. There were seats for visitors to sit while putting on the shoe cover.
To be honest, the Sky Bridge is quite small. The organizer allows only 6 visitors on the Sky Bridge at any time. If you’re expecting a big outdoor space, we are sorry to say that you should lower your expectation.
Despite the small space, the view at Sky Bridge is absolutely astounding. Since the were not many skyscrapers around Skyscape, the view is pretty much unobstructed.
3. Mini Theatre
After the adrenaline overload at Sky Bridge, we were ushered to our next stop; the Mini Theatre. It was small theatre with 4 seats. On the screen were videos promoting interesting places to visit in Johor state.
The video is quite inspirational and entertaining. A lot of Singaporean even Johorean didn’t know there were that many beautiful places in Johor.
4. Virtual Reality (VR)
Next was Virtual Reality (VR). During our visit, only 2 VR stations were opened: rollercoaster and ski.
The rollercoaster was pretty straightforward, you “sit” in a thrilling rollercoaster. It was a bit scary and at times you may felt like falling forward/backward when in reality, the floor was firm and nothing was moving around me.
The ski one was quite challenging for us. There were 2 controllers that you held on each hand, each representing a ski pole. To move forward, I had to move my hand to simulate the actual action of skiing. Some people had difficulty moving forward and they stuck plenty of times.
5. Observation Deck
The Observation Deck is an indoor space with ceiling-high windows that provides visitors with the same breathtaking view as the Sky Bridge, except that it’s indoor and has bigger space.
There are telescopes that you can use to look at places that are too far for our eyes to see without any external help. Also, there are tables and chairs for visitors to chillax.
6. LED Tunnel
LED Tunnel in Menara JLAnd will let you the tunnel having a short and simple tunnel with LED lights that keep changing colors. It will be a great experience for someone who like fancy light or cooling stuff.
Tips for First Time Visitors at Skyscape Johor Bahru
Do not visit on a Saturday. That’s because they’re closed on Saturdays.
Check weather forecast before planning your trip. The Sky Bridge will not be open when it rains, so if you happen to visit on a rainy day, chances are you won’t be able to visit the Sky Bridge and you have to come back at a later time or date.
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