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• Must Do Story Bridge Climb

  Lori S,

  Jan 15, 2025

  5.0

  Chap was exceptional at communication and personally called me to clarify our actual bridge climb time. Our guide Andrew, was a joy to climb with and had lots of knowledge about the city, the surrounding buildings and the story behind how the bridge received its name. Safety was a priority and getting into our jump suits was fairly quick and easy. As well, we appreciated having lockers to safely secure our belongings.

• A Great Experience!!

  Susan S,

  Dec 30, 2024

  5.0

  It was exhilarating! I was nervous… but in a good way!! I’m afraid of heights… but I really wanted to do this! Sass was our guide and she was incredible!! I had jewelry that needed taped up… my jumpsuit was too long and needed my ankles taped!! Honestly.. Sass was so kind in getting me ready for my Adventure! She was knowledgeable and patient with all of us. Love the history of the Story Bridge and the City of Brisbane!

• This tour was absolutely...

  Natasha B,

  Dec 19, 2024

  5.0

  This tour was absolutely the best! I had a great time. I would highly recommend it for anyone solo or with a group.

• Definitely worth it -...

  Michael T,

  Dec 16, 2024

  5.0

  Definitely worth it - being able to climb the iconic bridge and looking out over the city. Even with a bit of wet weather it was an excellent experience. Andrew was a great guide and so was everyone at the bridge climb. Recommended!

• If you get the chance go and do the sunset option

  Nicola M,

  Dec 3, 2024

  5.0

  The whole experience takes about 2 hours. From the meet in their offices to arriving back. We arrived early and signed our waivers. We then went through to the main room, which is equipped with water, a changing room, storage lockers, and toilets. When the rest of the group had arrived, we were 15 which is a big group and might lessen the experience for some, we went into a health and safety chat. We had h&s moments frequently throughout the tour as it could be viewed as dangerous. We then changed into our overalls. Most of us wore just our underwear underneath and for me this was a good choice. I found it warm even though we did the sunset walk and it was windy. We then fitted our harnesses etc in the facility where we met. It is a step by step process and although it seems tedious it is necessary. We also removed everything. Watches, all,items from pockets etc. we were allowed to retain our glasses and were given baseball caps if we wanted them. Both items were attached to our overalls. Finally we were breathalysed. Then we walked to the bridge, up the stairs, and onto the bridge. We were attached in our order, dependent on those on medication, and fear of heights, and off we went. The tour took a good length of time and we never felt hurried. At various points our guide, who was excellent, thanks Stephen, would check the length of the group to see everyone was alright. So we walked up the first steep section, then down to the centre of the bridge. We crossed over, then back up and down again. There were photos taken in our groups, and one mass one. I thoroughly enjoyed it in spite of my fear of heights. I was only ‘frightened’ once. Walking down from the first peak. And had forgotten about the fear by the time night had fallen. The views are brilliant and the sun going down behind the buildings amazing. Brisbane itself is wonderful. I also enjoyed the history of the bridge. We went back, bought our photos, and left. It all seemed slightly anti climatic and so we went for a drink. If you get the chance, do it.