You’re guaranteed to have the most unique experience here, as the Scenic Railway is the steepest railway in the world! The ride feels more like a drop tower than a railway, but worry not! You’ll be extremely safe, as this comes with seatbelts, crack-safe glass windows and handles.
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Explore the Blue Mountains: Your guide to Scenic World
Get a chance to explore this World Heritage Site through an immersive, unique experience, and see the Three Sisters, Katoomba falls, Jamison valley and so much more! With your tickets to the famed Scenic World, experience a skyway with glass flooring making you float above a wild forest, ride on the world’s steepest railway, and capture once-in-a-lifetime views of the Blue Mountains.
Why should you visit Scenic World?

Unparalleled views of Blue Mountains, Jamison Valley, Three Sisters, and more!
Your Scenic World pass gets you access to the Blue Mountains, and some of the most spectacular scenery your eyes will come across. Spot the gorgeous Jamison valley, the Three Sisters, man-made dinosaur valleys, a wild rainforest and so much more during your visit!
Experience the 510-meter high Cableway ride
Get ready for an epic 510-meter plunge into Jamison Valley on the Scenic Cableway! The cableway takes steep rides to a whole new level – cruise down in a comfy, enclosed cabin with up to 83 fellow adventurers and some jaw-dropping views.
Ride the steepest passenger railway in the world!
Imagine riding a train down a cliff at an angle almost as steep as a ski slope! That's what makes the Scenic Railway so special. As you descend you'll be treated to incredible views of the Jamison Valley rainforest and sandstone cliffs.
Learn the history behind the attractions
During your visit to Scenic World, you’ll learn how geological forces sculpted the landscape, discover the Aboriginal connection to the land, and see how a coal mine transformed into an adventure park.
Your Scenic World experience: Railway, Skyway, and more!

Scenic railway

Scenic skyway
This experience is one of a kind – Scenic Skyway suspends you 270 meters above Jamison Valley with incredible views. A section of the floor is actually clear, letting you see straight down through the rainforest! Spacious cabins hold up to 84 people, so you can comfortably enjoy sights like the Three Sisters and Katoomba Falls.

Scenic walkway
This 2.4km elevated path winds through the rainforest canopy, letting you get up close to ancient trees and native plants. Keep an eye out for colorful birds and learn about the area's fascinating mining history along the way.

Scenic World cableway
Take a 510-meter descent into Jamison Valley. Enclosed cabins comfortably seat 83 adventurers, providing classic cable car views of sandstone cliffs, cascading waterfalls, and the iconic Three Sisters.
What does “skip-the-line” mean?
Skip-the-line tickets let you avoid the ticket-purchase queue at Scenic World. With an e-ticket (mobile or print), you proceed to the entry/checkpoint and bypass the long ticket office lines. Note: all guests still pass mandatory security and safety checks; ride queues and short wait times at each attraction may still apply during peak periods.
How long are the queues at Scenic World?
- Ticket office queue: Peak (weekends & school holidays). Expect 30–60 minutes if buying on site; skip-the-line avoids this.
- Entry/security check: Typical 5–20 minutes depending on crowding. This is mandatory for everyone.
- Ride queues: Even with skip entry, individual ride waits (Railway/Skyway/Cableway) can form during peak; plan 2–3 hours if you want to do all rides and the boardwalk.
Tip: Arrive early (opening or soon after) or choose weekday slots to reduce queue time.
What you’ll see at Scenic World

Dinosaur valley
Featuring giant dinosaur sculptures nestled amidst a rainforest, this exhibit is perfect for sparking children's imaginations.




Know before you visit Scenic World

- Outside school holidays: Saturday & Sunday: 9am-5pm (last tickets 3.30pm) Monday, Tuesdays, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday: 10am - 4pm (last tickets 2.30pm).
- Best time to visit: Scenic World is especially busy during school holidays and public holidays, so consider arriving early in the morning to beat the rush.
- Weather: To enjoy clear skies, views, and fewer crowds, visit Scenic World during spring (September-November) or autumn (March-May).
- Address: Violet St &, Cliff Dr, Katoomba NSW 2780, Australia
- Find on map
- By train: Take the Blue Mountains Line train from Sydney Central Station to Katoomba Station. Trains depart regularly throughout the day, and the journey takes about 2 hours. From Katoomba Station, you can then connect to a local bus or the Explorer Bus to Scenic World.
- By bus: You can catch a coach service from Sydney to Katoomba. From Katoomba Station, you can then connect to a local bus or the Explorer Bus to Scenic World.
- By Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tours:
Big Bus Tours: The closest stop is "Scenic World," located near the attraction.
Blue Mountains Explorer Bus: The nearest stop is "Scenic World," situated adjacent to the attraction.

Terrace cafe:
- Casual eats and drinks - sandwiches, shakes and snacks
- Perfect for a quick bite or drink with a view
EATS270 restaurant:
- Wider menu for a sit-down meal - burgers, pasta, pizza
- Ideal for enjoying a relaxing meal overlooking the Blue Mountains

- Disabled parking: Designated parking spaces are located right next to the main entrance.
- Building access: The Main Building has automatic entrance doors for wheelchair users.
- Restrooms: Accessible toilets are situated on various levels of the Main Building, with additional options near the disabled parking area.
- Assistance: Scenic World welcomes guide, hearing, and assistance dogs on the Cableway and Skyway. For the Scenic Railway, discuss your specific needs with staff beforehand to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for your furry companion.

- Ensure you carry hats, sunglasses, sunscreen, and bottled water on your visit. If you’re visiting during winter, carry along warm clothing.
- Wear comfortable shoes as the tour involves quite a lot of walking.
- Some tours offer discounted tickets for children. Please check your tickets, and if eligible, select the appropriate option and carry valid IDs on the tour.
- Do not miss taking a bushwalk — there are different trails for different levels, but each has a unique charm and shows you the true beauty of the Blue Mountains.
- If you really want to discover the unique wildlife of the Land Down Under, head on to Featherdale Wildlife Park.
Frequently asked questions about Scenic World tickets
Absolutely! The Scenic World experience comes with stunning views, rides, and historical insights into the Blue Mountains. Whether you're an adrenaline junkie, a nature lover, or a curious explorer, Scenic World has something for everyone.
Your pass includes access to all of Scenic World’s attractions: Scenic Skyway, Walkway, Cableway, and Railway!
Yes, there's a multi-storey car park with free parking and charging stations for electric vehicles.
There is a discount available for children aged 3 to 15 years, and infants under 3 years go free. Unfortunately, there is no discount for senior citizens.
Consider weekdays to avoid large crowds, especially during school holidays. For a unique experience, visit during the annual Sculpture at Scenic World exhibition (usually April/May).
Yes, the rides at Scenic World are suitable for all ages, but infants need to be held by a guardian.
Yes, Scenic World is an all-weather attraction. Rides still operate, and cabins are fully enclosed for shelter. However, heavy rain or strong winds might limit some outdoor activities.
Partially: The Scenic Railway and Skyway offer easy access with comfortable cabins. However, some walking trails might be challenging for those with limited mobility.






























