- Hours
- Sat–Thu 1 pm – 11 pm; Fri 4 pm – 11 pm
- Price
- SAR 95 adults, SAR 69 children
- Time needed
- 1–1.5 hrs
- Best time
- A clear day, around sunset
- Area
- Al Olaya
- Good for
- Skyline views, first-time visitors, evenings
Last reviewed 2026-10-11
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Choose Kingdom Centre Sky Bridge for a sweeping view of Riyadh from about 300 metres above Al Olaya. The enclosed walkway connects the tower’s two peaks and gives you a clear sense of the city’s scale. Allow one to one-and-a-half hours for tickets, lifts and time on the bridge; a clear day makes the biggest difference to the view.
Is it worth visiting?
The Sky Bridge is a strong choice for a first visit to Riyadh. Look across Al Olaya, trace King Fahd Road and pick out the towers along it. Seeing the city from above helps you put its neighbourhoods in context before exploring at street level.
Treat this as a focused viewpoint stop. Walk the 65-metre span and look out from both sides, taking time for photographs before heading back down. If dust or haze is heavy, save the visit for a clearer day.
Choose the Sky Bridge when the panorama is your priority and you want an online ticket with set opening hours. The Al Faisaliah Globe suits a visit focused on the sphere itself or a separate dinner reservation, with viewing arranged through the hotel.
Plan your visit
| At a glance | Details |
|---|---|
| Opening hours | Saturday to Thursday 1 pm – 11 pm; Friday 4 pm – 11 pm |
| Admission | Adults SAR 95; children SAR 69, including VAT (October 2026). Confirm the child-ticket age range before buying. |
| Time needed | About 1 to 1.5 hours including tickets, lifts and time on the bridge |
| Location | Kingdom Centre, King Fahd Road, Al Olaya, Riyadh |
| How to book | Sky Bridge booking site or buy on site, subject to availability |
| Last reviewed | 11 October 2026 |
How access works
Enter through Al Mamlaka mall at the base of Kingdom Centre and follow the Sky Bridge directions. Have your ticket ready before taking the lifts to the bridge entrance on the 99th floor. Leave room in your plan for ticket and lift queues.
Choose an available time on the ticket site before setting off, especially when aiming for sunset. If buying in person, the Kingdom Centre concierge opens Saturday to Thursday 11 am–11 pm and Friday 1 pm–11 pm; the bridge itself opens later.
Best time to go
Aim for a slot shortly before sunset if you want daylight detail and the city lights in the same visit. Confirm the time and ticket conditions before booking. Friday opening starts at 4 pm, so plan that visit for late afternoon or evening.
Check visibility on the day rather than choosing by season alone. A clear afternoon is better for the panorama than a dusty one, and an earlier arrival gives you room for queues before sunset.
Getting there
Kingdom Centre is on King Fahd Road in Al Olaya. Confirm your drop-off point and entrance with the venue. If travelling by metro, check the current route and station access in the operator’s journey planner.
Accessibility and practical notes
- Lifts reach the bridge level. For wheelchair access or other mobility needs, call Kingdom Centre on +966 11 211 2222 before buying tickets so you can confirm the full route.
- Kingdom Centre is a busy mall and office tower with the King Abdullah Mosque on the 77th floor. Dress as you would for any public place in Riyadh; check current venue requirements before visiting.
- The rest of the complex keeps longer hours: Al Mamlaka mall opens Saturday to Thursday 9 am – 11 pm and Friday 1 pm – 11:30 pm, and Vox Cinemas runs until late.
Nearby: what to combine it with
Keep your skyline outing in Al Olaya. Compare the bridge with the Al Faisaliah Globe before deciding whether you want one viewpoint or both. Our skyline guide explains which experience suits each kind of visit.
Our indoor guide compares the bridge, the Globe and the National Museum.
Continue exploring
Visit highlights
See the city’s scale
Look across Al Olaya and trace Riyadh’s main roads from above.
A focused skyline stop
Allow one to one-and-a-half hours for tickets, lifts and the view.
Daylight and city lights
Aim for a clear afternoon around sunset to see the skyline change.
What to see and do
- 01
The elevated walkway
A high-level viewpoint over Riyadh.
- 02
City lights
Compare the view around sunset with the city after dark.
- 03
The tower complex
The complex also includes shopping and dining.
Tips for visitors
Aim for sunset
Choose a slot shortly before sunset for daylight views and the city lights. Check your ticket conditions.
Fridays start later
The bridge opens at 4 pm on Fridays and 1 pm on other days.
Choose your slot
Check ticket availability before setting off and leave time for queues.
Watch for haze
Clear skies make the biggest difference to the panorama.
Arrange access
Call Kingdom Centre on +966 11 211 2222 to confirm wheelchair access and the full lift route.
Getting there
Open this location in your map app and confirm the current entrance and route before setting off.
Open directions ↗Frequently asked questions
How much does the Kingdom Centre Sky Bridge cost?
Adult tickets are SAR 95 and child tickets SAR 69, including VAT (October 2026). Check the current price and child-ticket age range before buying.
What are the Sky Bridge opening hours?
Saturday to Thursday 1 pm–11 pm; Friday 4 pm–11 pm. Check the venue’s timetable for holiday changes.
Should I choose the Sky Bridge or the Al Faisaliah Globe?
Choose the Sky Bridge for the panorama and straightforward online ticketing. Choose the Globe for the sphere itself or a separate dinner reservation. The 30-minute Globe Experience costs SAR 92 and requires confirmation from the hotel.



