The world famous Skyline Luge from New Zealand is now open in Gamuda Gardens! Known as Skyline Luge Kuala Lumpur is located within the Gamuda Luge Gardens (which also comprise of FunPark by GLPlay), this new attraction is a gravity-fuelled ride lets you enjoy a thrilling ride through 4 different tracks. Remember to check out What You Need To Know Before Visiting Skyline Luge Kuala Lumpur.
What is Skyline Luge?
Skyline Luge was invented in New Zealand in 1985. It is a thrilling gravity-fuelled ride where riders sit on the unique 3-wheeled Luge cart equipped with a handlebar for steering and controlling speed. The unique gravity-fuelled Luge carts give you full control over your downhill ride, so you can enjoy the thrilling track features at your own speed. Skyline Luge Kuala Lumpur offers 4 purpose-built tracks with hairpin corners, exhilarating tunnels and downhill slopes which can be enjoyed during the day or night.
Opening hours & days
- Monday: 10am to 6pm
- Tuesday: 4pm to 10pm
- Wednesday: Closed
- Thursdays: 4pm to 10pm
- Friday, Saturday: 4pm to 11.59pm
- Sunday: 4pm to 10pm
Opening hours may differ, so check out Skyline Luge Kuala Lumpur’s Opening Hours for precise info.
If you are planning to visit close to the closing hours, do note that there is a cut-off time for ticket purchases. They will need to allocate sufficient time for all rides to complete and thus last ride would probably be way before the closing hours. If you are unsure, give a call to Skyline Luge prior to your visit.
Also note that if weather conditions does not permit (raining with thunderstorm and/or lightning) all rides have to be paused till weather improves. Follow the instructions from the crew members and stay safe. Bear in mind that the crowd may be larger during school breaks and weekends – so plan your visit.
As always, if you are unsure about the operating hours, ticket availability, latest ticket prices, queue line estimates or anything related, reach out to the official Skyline Luge Kuala Lumpur website or just give them a call.
Sitemap of Skyline Luge Kuala Lumpur
Below is the sitempa of Skyline Luge Kuala Lumpur, and the 4 tracks are color-coded accordingly. You can purchase rides at the Skyline Luge website, and you can choose either 5, 4, 3 or 2 tracks (inclusive of Skyride).
F&B and Other Attractions at Skyline Luge
From what we’ve initially seen, there are other attractions alongside Skyline Luge – the Fun Park at Gamuda Gardens! Below is an illustration we nipped off the GLPlay website – do check out the full details on their website. There are also a variety of food outlets among them A&W, Jihun Korean BBQ, Llaollao and more!
You can also get tickets to the Fun Park at Gamuda Gardens from GLPlay website. All information below is correct at time of writing, do check out the official website for updated prices, if any.
- Big Bucket Splash – RM20 (Adult) and RM40 (Child)
This is a waterplay attraction that covers 10,000 sq ft of space featuring multiple towering slides, shallow pool, a rain bucket and many more. This was moved from Waterfront Village to its current location. - Eye of Gardens – RM12 per ride
Malaysia’s largest and tallest Ferris Wheel at 50-metres high. Great vantage point to view Gamuda Gardens township and its surroundings. - Vroomerang – RM12 per ride
A spin, turn and slide ride on a 10 metre track. - Carousel Ride – RM8 per ride
Carnival-style carousel, a traditional nostalgic ride for little ones and those young-at-heart. - Jellycup Twist – RM8 per ride
A spinning jellyfish-themed ride. - Jumpshot – RM8 per ride
Frog-themed ride that shoots up 7 meters high. Safe yet thrilling adventure for young ones. - Fruity Frenzy – RM8 per ride
Spin around ride in a gigantic fruitcup-themed ride. Watermelon shaped chairs that is lifted into the air and spun around.
Directions to Skyline Luge Kuala Lumpur
- From the North-South Highway from Kuala Lumpur, take an exit at 115 Rawang Selatan.
- At the toll booth, keep left most if possible. For reference, toll booth lanes are TouchNGo lanes on the first 3 left lanes, RFID/TouchNgo for 3rd lane, SmartTag on 4th lane (right most lane).
- You will need to take a left exit right after the toll booth, approx 100 meters away.
- As soon as you turn left, the road divides into two. Keep left towards Bandar Gamuda Gardens.
- As you turn in, just keep straight until you go through an underpass.
- You will see signages showing a U-turn. Keep to the left and follow the instructions to U-turn. Be careful as this is the main road so vehicles can be pretty fast at times.
- Go straight and you will see the signage of Gamuda Luge Gardens on your left. Turn in and go straight and you will see drop off areas & parking areas – simply follow the signages. Enjoy!
Google Map Direction: https://maps.app.goo.gl/iCeWvpgu7DTAP8XZ7
Waze Direction: https://ul.waze.com/ul?ll=3.26855733%2C101.54824018&navigate=yes&zoom=17&utm_campaign=default&utm_source=waze_website&utm_medium=lm_share_location
What if there is no car park space at Skyline Luge?
Car park space may be limited at the Skyline Luge area (though there is A LOT of car park space when we checked it out). Due to the large crowd, you may not find a car park at the designated area. Car park is RM3 per entry on weekdays and RM5 per entry on weekends and public holidays. There are limited spots nearer to the Skyline Luge at RM10 per spot.
If there’s no parking at Skyline Luge, you can park at Gamuda Gardens Waterfront Village and take the free shuttle bus to Skyline Luge. If you are using Waze or Google Maps, just set your driving destination to “Gamuda Gardens Waterfront Village”. It is a 1-minute drive away and there are ample car park spaces here. If you have time, check out the 50-acre pet-friendly lake, enjoy a meal at one of the F&B outlets, grab snacks or drinks at Freshii, go for a swim, play badminton, or use the gym at Gamuda Wellness (there’s a fee). You can also visit the Gamuda Gardens Experience Gallery to see current property launches. If you are coming to view a property, drop an enquiry below for a personalized site tour from Gamuda Gardens Relationship Associate.
Where to wait for the bus shuttle? Look out for the Boba Tea House, and you will see a Bus Shuttle schedule. While you are waiting, enjoy a drink here too!
When did Gamuda start building Luge at Gamuda Gardens?
Gamuda inked an MOU with New Zealand’s Skyline Luge in 2019. As a resident of Gamuda Gardens, I’ve witnessed its incredible transformation from a secondary jungle to its current state.
Below is a snapshot of the news piece from Edgeprop. Full link to the article:
https://www.edgeprop.my/content/1515871/concert-fireworks-dazzle-crowds-gamuda-gardens%E2%80%99-experience-gallery-launch
Below was a pic I searched through Google to get an idea of what a luge is. Below is a pic of Skyline Luge in New Zealand. And if you are also thinking about how to pronounce Luge, here’s how from Google. (It is “loozh”)
Live Work & Play (& everything in between) at Gamuda Gardens
Skyline Luge Kuala Lumpur is an exciting addition to the Gamuda Gardens township. Launched in 2017, Gamuda Gardens is now home to the first phase of Village Home owners and the second phase of Lakeside Homes consisting of Joya and Jovita. Other phases are being built as we write this, including but not limited to – Heston Hills, Valeria Garden Homes, Gardens Square commercial centre, Village Square retail shops, and more to come!
- Check out the latest Gamuda Garden property launches
- Check out the price of Gamuda Garden homes
- Newly launched sister development – Gardens Park and the new Astor Double Storey Homes.
Gamuda Gardens is conveniently located next to three major highways: the North-South Highway (connecting to NKVE), Latar Expressway, and Guthrie Corridor Expressway, ensuring excellent accessibility for city workers. And did we mention that there is also the KTM Komuter (Kuang & Sungai Buloh) as well as MRT Sungai Buloh facilities in the vicinity – so if you favor using public transportation, you can drive to the station and use the rail network instead.
Book an appointment to view current property launches in Gamuda Gardens.
Since you are already in the township, come explore the various properties in Gamuda Gardens. Take a stroll at the 50-acre pet-friendly park or maybe grab a meal at one of the F&B outlets at the Waterfront Village. See what it is like to live in this growing township. Drop an enquiry below and we will get an authorized sales person from Gamuda Land to be in touch.