Indoor theme park
A roller coaster under a roof.
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A huge complex of twin 48-storey towers in Bukit Bintang, opened in 2003 and counted among the largest buildings in the world by built-up floor area. It combines a many-floored shopping centre, a hotel, apartments and offices, with more than a thousand shops. Prices are generally lower than at the upmarket malls nearby, and it has many electronics, clothing and gift shops, food courts, restaurants and a cinema. Its standout feature is a large indoor theme park on its upper floors, with a roller coaster and rides for adults and children, good for a rainy day with children. A non-Malaysian adult ticket costs about ninety ringgit for all rides; it opens from noon to nine in the evening on weekdays and from eleven at weekends and holidays. It connects directly to Imbi monorail station and is a few minutes' walk from the Bukit Bintang junction and Pavilion. Entry to the complex is free.
A roller coaster under a roof.
Electronics, clothes and gifts.
A good choice with children.
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