We enjoyed our visit to the sky bridge despite the changing weather from clear skies to overcast and misty. The ascent / descent in the cable car is rapid and offers fantastic panoramic views of the surrounding areas. With good visibility you can see for kilometres / miles around. The sky bridge may not be for those of a nervous disposition or fear of heights but we would recommend giving it a go. Our visit entailed taking the cable car to the main stopping point, then walking down the many steps to the sky bridge to beat the queue for the furnicular rail car. Having spent time in the bridge enjoying the views we did take the rail car back up. From there we took the steps up to the other vantage points but by then the clouds had closed in. Regardless of this we enjoyed the experience. We couldn’t see any advantage in paying for the VIP experience. As there were only two of us we found that we got called forward to fill places in a cable car to ensure they were full (they seated six).

Visiting the Skybridge was at the top of my "things to do" list while visiting Langkawi. I took Grab there from my hotel. It was about a 30-minute ride. It was about a 15-minute walk through the village to get to the entrance. There were no lines. I bought my ticket, and within minutes, I was in a gondola up to the top. I want to note that the Skycab ride payment is only for the Skycab. Once you get to the top, you have to pay another fee to get to the Skybridge. I mistakenly got off at mid-station. I took some pictures of the views and got back on to the top. I thought it was going yo be a short walk to the Skybridge. But later found out you have to pay a separate fee to go down to the Skybridge in either a funicular, which they call a Skyglide, or walk down 334 steps. I chose to walk. It was a nice walk in the rainforest. It was cool because it had been raining lightly. The Skybridge was great, and the views were magnificent. I highly recommend this activity. There is a lot of walking involved once you get to the top.

It's a must do while you are at Langkawi. We took glass flooring gondola. The glass is not really clear anymore for us to see thru below but we get to go on express lane. Amazing view. Lots of staff to manage the queue. Totally recommend this ride.

We didn't get to see the complete panorama of Langkawi because it was cloudy when we got to the top of the mountain. However, the views from the top were fantastic. A wonderful adventure with breathtaking vistas of Langkawi. We were given expedited tickets. The skyglide up to the bridge was the only thing that required our attention as we waited. Although we were forced to wait for some time at the summit before the clouds could be seen, the wait was well worth it.

Stunning views and lovely experience. Simply a must do in Langkawi. The cable car is a great ride and we used the skyglide too although there are long queues for this as there is only 1 cabin, easier to walk to the skybridge if you can. The skybridge is fabulous and great for photos.

Gondolas were clean. Views were beautiful as you ascend Mt. Machinchang to the middle station. You even get a glimpse of Seven Wells Waterfall. Get off at the middle station for awesome views of the mainland & surrounding islands. At the top station enjoy the views & landscape as wander across the sky bridge & stand on the clear glass flooring, look down below to appreciate just how high up you have traveled. The Skyglide, not so exciting. Basically it’s a one track singular funicular that holds approx. 10 people at a time. You will need a seperate ticket to ride the Skyglide or better still for free you can walk leisurely down along the nature trail & back up again. No waiting in the small cramped area, lining up in the heat, sun or other weather conditions the tropics experience.

Great to do, lovely views! Goes as following. Buy a ticket online at the SkyCab website directly. It wasn’t possible at the time to buy a Cab only ticket, only a package which cost €17 pp. If you want to arrive after 10/1030 ‘invest’ in a fast lane ticket (extra €10 pp) as well. Get a Grab to the Oriental Village, then a small 5/10 min walk through a ‘park’ with shops, toilets, ATM and restaurants. Queue 1 for pick up tickets (even if you bought them online or go to counter 6), queue 2 to enter Cab waiting line, then of course the Cab waiting line itself. Here your fast lane ticket comes in handy. With the cableway go to the middle station for a view. Then enter another queue (with fast lane option) for second cable way part. When getting off immediately buy your ticket for the bridge on the left (€3, maybe need to wait in line again). Option to go with the elevator or by stairs. If you are in normal condition; choose the stairs +/- 300 steps (10min). Saves you a queue (without fast lane option) and the elevator is nót spectacular. The bridge is really cool. Much bigger, wider and steadier than for example Curtis Crest treetop (Penang) but so much higher and great views! Glass floor plates nice final touch. Then back in the queue again if you choose the elevator, and then again for the cableway to go down. This only took us 5 min. To be fair, we went on a Friday during school holidays, arrived at 930 and the longest wait was for the elevator to go to the bridge and back. But when we left around 12/1230 it was chaos! So come early and/or outside school holidays. Great attraction either way!

Looks like a theme park. The ticket to the skycab takes you up two levels. Get off at the first one to go to the viewing playforms for some great photos then back on again to the next level. The skybridge costs extra but not much. Plenty of places to eat. Toilets cost 1 ringit - try to have small bills cos that helps.

Great morning here, fab views from the top too. Paid a little extra for express lane and a glass bottom Cabin, which was definitely worth it as we had it to ourselves. In some of the non express & non special cabins visitors were being pretty packed in! Would recommend.

The Skycab (Gondola) ride takes you to the top of the mountain with a stop where you get off to take in some of the views before getting back on a cable car to continue to the top. Arrived shortly before the ticket office opened in the morning and only a short queue Purchased a ticket with a glass floor gondola to avoid possible queues and this gets you in the express lane as well. There is also no time restriction on this ticket it can be used anytime on the date the ticket has on it. Waited about 10mins and shared the gondola with 5 others on the first section , 2 others on the second section to the top and had the gondola to myself on the way back down. Don’t book the glass bottom gondola for an exceptional view through the glass on the floor as the glass is scratched due to shoes, fogs up if very humid and with 6 passengers you are looking past other people’s legs and feet and hand luggage. Views over the tree canopy and a waterfall or two if they are flowing can be seen through the windows of the gondola. Upon reaching the top for a small additional cost you can visit the sky bridge by either walking down and then back up again along a track or use the funicular at a cost. As others have mentioned the wait for the funicular can be lengthy, so walking may be the best option. The Skybridge gives some impressive views over smaller islands and back towards the Pantai Cenang and over tree canopy to the ocean. It also has three glass panels that you can stand on (shoes must be taken off to avoid scratching the glass) Make sure you only go when the weather is good otherwise you may see little of the view and the Skybridge is also closed during strong winds. A few eateries available at the top including an ice cream vendor and toilets with the main food areas around the area where you buy your tickets. The garden and park area as you enter before walking up to the ticket area was poorly maintained and in need of some maintenance. If you don’t have your own transport best way to get there is a fixed price cab and when it’s time to return a cab area is located just outside in the same area where you got dropped off. Definitely worth a visit, the amount of time you spend there will depend on the queues, the weather and your own interest in taking in the views.