I enjoyed my experience of climbing Brisbane's Story Bridge and the view from the top was spectacular. The guides were so informative and the safety and care taken by the guides was impeccable. Purchased lots of marketing products including a picture of myself on top of the Bridge. If you are of the adventurous mind, would recommend climbing the Brisbane Story Bridge.

Did this just after we got married as part of our honeymoon
We loved it it was so much fun and something we will never for get. We now have children and they see the pics of us up on the bridge and ask where we are and have promised we will take them when they are older

For 'out of towners' and 'Brisbanites' alike. This is such a great experience to see Brisbane City from a whole different angle. i did the twilight climb and it was just beautiful seeing the city during the day/dusk/night. The whole climb takes about 2.5hrs including safety briefing. Wear closed in shoes and an outfit you can wear under the lovely blue overalls lol. I was a little put off by the customer service from the guy on reception. Pretty sure he was trying to be funny but was coming off really arrogant. But apart from that, everyone else I dealt with there was really nice and the guide was really knowledgeable. You can also abseil from the bridge now. I haven't done that yet but definitely keen to do that sometime. Climb costs vary depending on what time you go, but if you can afford the twilight climb, I'd highly recommend spending the extra bit.

Approximate cost: $100

My sister bought my partner and I gift vouchers to climb the Story Bridge. Before I was able to use them though, my father was diagnosed with melanoma and our thoughts and energy were focused on him until his eventual death a few months later. The following months were harrowing, and then I was diagnosed with breast cancer. I have had 12 months of chemotherapy, surgery and radiation treatment.
When I phoned to book our climb, the company representative demanded an explanation why I was booking after the vouchers had expired. I explained and he was unsympathetic. He demanded that I get a letter from my oncologist to confirm the truth of my experience.
Given that there hasn't been a price increase in the tickets from the time my sister bought them and now, I don't see why the vouchers should have expired. Also, I think my oncologist has more important things to do than spend his time writing a letter for me to climb the Story Bridge after everything he has done for me already. I wouldn't recommend this company to anyone at all, ever.