・This is an admission ticket to the observation deck of Taipei 101, one of Taiwan’s most iconic landmarks. ・Reservations can be made online, and entry is simple—just scan the QR code at the entrance for quick admission. ・No need to wait in line at the counter or communicate with staff during the ticketing process.

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About Taipei 101 Taipei 101 is an iconic landmark of Taiwan, standing approximately 508 meters tall as the tallest building in Taipei and attracting visitors from around the world.

Take one of the world’s fastest elevators up to the 89th floor, where you’ll arrive at an observation deck offering breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views of the city. In addition to the stunning scenery, the observation deck features romantic photo spots—perfect for capturing unforgettable travel memories.

From spotting famous attractions from above to taking photos at beautifully designed locations, enjoy a truly memorable experience during your visit.

QR Code Ticket Service Simple and smooth from purchase to entry!

We offer a convenient QR code ticket service that allows you to book anytime using your smartphone. Simply purchase online and scan the issued QR code at the entrance—no need to wait in line or worry about language barriers when buying tickets on-site.

Plus, no more worrying about forgetting your ticket!

Discover More! Tips to Enjoy Taipei 101 “101 Times More"

~ Getting There ~

• We introduce the best visiting times, access information, and design features you can enjoy even before entering Taipei 101.
• Visit in the morning for a relaxed experience The busiest time is from afternoon to evening, especially for sunset and night views. If you prefer a quieter visit or want clear daytime views and great photos, morning is highly recommended.
• Easy access by MRT Getting to Taipei 101 is simple. Take the MRT Tamsui-Xinyi Line (Red Line) and exit at Taipei 101/World Trade Center Station (Exit 4). You’ll find Din Tai Fung on your right and the Taipei 101 entrance straight ahead. Inside, take the elevator directly to the 5th floor for the observatory ticket counter.
• Commemorative tickets for lasting memories If you’re using electronic coupons but still want a keepsake, you can print a commemorative ticket featuring a photo of Taipei 101 along with your visit date and time. The photos used are selected from award-winning photography submissions—you might even see your own work featured one day!
• Architecture reflecting Taiwanese culture and philosophy The design of Taipei 101 incorporates elements of traditional Eastern philosophy. The building resembles stacked segments of bamboo, symbolizing growth and prosperity. There are eight segments in total, and the number “8” is considered lucky, representing wealth and fortune. You may also notice decorative motifs shaped like ancient Chinese “Ruyi” scepters, symbolizing safety and security. The building’s layout and orientation were also influenced by feng shui principles.

~ Visiting Guide ~ Useful information to enhance your visit:

• The meaning behind “101” Taipei 101 has exactly 101 floors above ground. The number also symbolizes striving beyond perfection (100 → 101) and represents the digital era with “1” and “0”.
• The giant damper that protects the building Inside the observatory, you can see a massive 660-ton, 5.5-meter-wide sphere suspended in the center. This is a wind damper that stabilizes the building against strong winds and earthquakes. It moves like a pendulum to reduce structural sway. It also inspired Taipei 101’s mascot, “Damper Baby.”
• Multilingual guides available Taipei 101 welcomes international visitors with multilingual support, including Japanese. Audio guides and interactive panels are available via QR codes and touchscreens, making it easy to learn about the building and views.
• Official mascot: Damper Baby The building’s mascot, inspired by the wind damper, can be found throughout the facility.