Safety Information at the Danube Tower Vienna
Everything you need to know for a safe and enjoyable visit to the Danube Tower Vienna.
To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all visitors, the Danube Tower has a number of safety guidelines and house rules. On this page, you'll find everything you need to know before your visit – from general visitor guidelines to the requirements for the Danube Tower Slide.
The most important safety information for your visit at a glance:
- Dogs are not permitted at the Danube Tower
- Strollers may not be transported in the express elevators
- Smoking is prohibited throughout the entire Danube Tower
- Safety regulations for wheelchairs and rollators
- Requirements for events on the indoor terrace
- Safety rules for the Donauturm slide
Safety Regulations and Official Requirements
The Danube Tower complies with all applicable safety regulations and official requirements. These measures help ensure a safe, comfortable and enjoyable experience for every visitor.s.
Visitor Guidelines
Dogs and Assistance Dogs
Dogs are not permitted at the Danube Tower. Guide dogs and assistance dogs are of course allowed.
Strollers
For safety reasons, strollers may not be transported in the express elevators. Storage areas are available in the entrance area. A practical alternative is to bring a baby carrier or car seat.
Open Flames and Candles
For fire safety reasons, the use of open flames and candles is strictly prohibited throughout the entire Danube Tower.
Smoke-Free Danube Tower
For official regulatory reasons, smoking is prohibited throughout the entire Danube Tower.
Wheelchairs and Rollators
Only one wheelchair user per express lift cabin may be transported to exit point 1, the viewing terrace. Each wheelchair user must be accompanied by a companion who can assist with transport if necessary. A maximum of three wheelchair users may be present on the viewing terrace at the same time.
The stairs to the dining areas and to the indoor terrace cannot be used with wheelchairs. Therefore, these areas are unfortunately not accessible by wheelchair. The areas on the ground floor are barrier-free.
Walkers cannot be taken into the restaurant or café. However, they can be transported by lift up to 165 m. From there, guests must be able to use the stairs on foot. The walker will be returned to the ground floor in the meantime.
Events on the Indoor Terrace
The indoor terrace is part of the evacuation and emergency escape routes of the Danube Tower and must remain accessible at all times. Liquid gas, open flames and non-certified decorations are not permitted.
Requirements for the Danube Tower Slide
For safety reasons, the Danube Tower Slide is subject to specific age, height and health requirements. Please review these conditions before using the attraction.
Minimum Age, Minimum Height and Weight
The Donauturm slide may be used from the age of 6 and with a minimum height of 110 cm. The maximum permitted weight is 150 kg.
Accessible Use
Accessible use of the Danube Tower Slide is only possible to a limited extent and must be supported by a member of the operating staff.
Required Sliding Position
Sliding is only permitted with a sliding mat. Visitors must slide lying down with their feet in the foot pocket; the safety strap must be held firmly with both hands.
Objects and Clothing
No objects may be carried during the slide ride. Sliding is only permitted with suitable clothing.
Exit Area and Traffic Light System
The exit area of the slide must be left immediately after the ride. The traffic light system and monitor must be observed.
Prohibited Use
Sliding headfirst on the stomach is prohibited. Only one person may slide per mat. Arms and elbows must be kept close to the body. Braking or stopping during the ride is not permitted. The slide may not be used under the influence of alcohol.
House Rules & Additional Information
By entering the Danube Tower, visitors agree to comply with the house rules and applicable safety regulations. If you have any questions, our Welcome Desk team will be happy to assist you.
