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January 1, 2013

RIS climb to new heights in Queensland

SkyPoint Climb structure and platform with Gold Coast views and beach below.

Imagine you’re standing on a platform… 270 meters above sea level… the sun shining all around you….fully immersed in the stunning views of golden sands, lush, tropical mountains and the Gold Coast’s city scape at your feet…..

That’s right; you’re on top of the region’s most iconic residential tower, Q1, enjoying the newest and most exhilarating adventure experience on the Gold Coast – SkyPoint Climb.

SkyPoint Climb is Australia’s highest external building climb, with breathtaking 360 degree views of the Gold Coast region, SkyPoint Climb is a must-do attraction. This attraction was opened to the public in 2012 and since then many thrill seekers brave enough to tackle this experience.

The Q1 Building itself, is taller than the Chrysler building in New York City, and is structurally the 25th tallest building in the world at 322.5 metres high!

This attraction was awarded a Certificate of Excellence award in 2015 by Tripadvisor.

RIS is proud to have been the designer, manufacturer and installer of this unique attraction and our involvement continues as RIS maintains the systems required to ensure this attraction continues to provide a safe experience to those brave enough.

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