Sky Bar
Another roof-top bar in the Traders Hotel (33rd floor) with a breath-taking view of the Twin Towers. Located just across from KLCC.
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Opened in Sept 2006.
- Opening hours: 5pm - 1am - Dress code: casual
- Phone: (03) 2332 9888
- Just behind the Twin Towers / KLCC at the other end of the Convention Center
- Go trough Suria KLCC shopping mall and exit to the park you will already see Traders Hotel
Sky Bar website
Sky Bar blog

Sky Bar Links:
Sky Bar Gallery
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Justly |
does it allow under18s to enter? By Justly on Aug 23, 2008
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jackie |
izzit ok if bring a cake there? By jackie on Jul 27, 2008
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brittany |
@ sandra: i dont think theres band performances, DJs are playing the music By brittany on Jun 05, 2008
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sandra |
Question: Any live band performances? By sandra on May 22, 2008
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Angel |
is it okay if i bring a cake there? By Angel on Apr 05, 2008
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Tilo |
call them and ask By Tilo on Mar 05, 2008
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Tiffanny |
hihi, just wan to ask.If i wan do any party at skybar. How much they charges and got any package? By Tiffanny on Feb 29, 2008
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