Quick overview

• Ticket options: Standard tickets grant access to the Sky Costanera observation deck, including both the indoor (61st floor) and open-air (62nd floor) viewing areas with free binoculars.
  
• Access levels: Experience a dual-level viewing; the indoor deck offers clear, climate-controlled panoramas while the open-air terrace reveals expansive city and mountain views.
  
• Unique experiences: Enjoy additional amenities such as access to the Sky 300 Bar & Coffee and optional educational sessions for a deeper understanding of Santiago’s layout.
  
• Queues & access: Fast high-speed elevators take you up in under a minute, with timed entry helping to reduce waiting during peak periods.
  
• When to book: Sunset and nighttime slots sell out quickly, so book early to secure a preferred visit time.
  
• Good to know: Typical visits last 45–90 minutes; free cancellation up to 24 hours prior applies and weather conditions may impact visibility.
  
• Best upgrade: Opt for a sunset entry ticket for enhanced lighting and a slightly quieter experience.
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Things to know before booking your Sky Costanera tickets

Booking window

• Tickets are available for online booking during daily operating hours from 10:00 to 22:00, with the last elevator departing at 21:00.
  
• Pre-booking secures your preferred time slot—especially important for sunset visits when demand is highest.
  
• While on-site walk-up tickets exist, they may involve added wait times at the ticket counter and security screening.

Entry & routing

• All visitors enter through the designated Sky Costanera entrance inside the Costanera Center mall.
  
• Upon arrival, expect a mandatory security screening followed by access to high-speed elevators that reach the decks in under one minute.
  
• Purchasing your ticket online helps reduce delays at the ticket counter, though you will still go through standard security checks.

Access levels

• The standard ticket grants access to both the indoor glass-walled deck on the 61st floor and the partly open-air terrace on the 62nd floor.
  
• The indoor area offers a climate-controlled setting with unobstructed 360° views, while the outdoor area provides a more expansive and direct viewing experience.

Ways to explore

• The visit is self-guided, so you can explore the indoor and outdoor decks at your own pace while soaking in panoramic views of Santiago and the Andes.
  
• Complimentary binoculars are provided at the viewpoint to help enhance your observation of distant landmarks and mountain ranges.

Constraints & practicalities

• Weather conditions—such as smog or overcast skies—can impact visibility, so check the forecast before your visit since viewing quality may vary.
  
• The ticket allows a single entry during operating hours and includes free cancellation up to 24 hours before your scheduled time.
  
• Note that security protocols prohibit large items like tripods or drones, which may delay your entry if not managed beforehand.

Insider tips for a memorable visit to Sky Costanera

• At sunset, position yourself at the west-facing glass for vibrant city lights and minimized sun glare.
  
• Begin on floor 61 to acclimate before stepping onto the open-air terrace on floor 62.
  
• For crisp Andes views, opt for a morning visit around 10am when air quality generally enhances mountain clarity.
  
• Stand near the north-facing rail for enhanced panoramic photos; this angle often reduces indoor reflections significantly.
  
• If you'recarrying extra gear, use designated elevators to avoid peak crowds and ensure smoother accessibility at Sky Costanera.
  
• Pause briefly at the Sky 300 Bar & Coffee area to enjoy shifting views as daylight fades into night.