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Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia are Wheelchair Accessible
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Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia are Wheelchair Accessible
Hey,
Just wanted to say that the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) are wheelchair accessible.
To get to the entrance area you normally need the escalator, but staff can help you use a staff-only elevator if needed. You must have your baggage checked. If you have a bigger bag they may try to make you check it because the elevator can get crowded.
After that you get assigned to a group that goes together at a set time. Staff will let you board first. You first go to the bridge, then up to the top. the elevators get gradually smaller. Some of them also have a bump where the floor doesn’t line up directly, so be a bit careful.
The tour takes about an hour.
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Thanks for this info 🙂
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The KL Tower is also wheelchair accessible. Pretty hefty price but liked the view more because you can see how the Petronas towers over all the other buildings in the vicinity.
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Thanks for letting us know! I was interested in going, but had no time
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