Olivia Star turns dinner into a skyline show, with the Tricity spread out below your feet. What I like most is the 32nd-floor panorama (Gdańsk Bay and the Hel Peninsula are part of the view) and the fact that you don’t just look up—you eat well too, with Italian pizza and a proper cocktail included. One thing to consider: if the weather is foggy or cloudy, the view can feel more muted than you expect, even though the experience still works.

Start in the indoor Olivia Garden tropical jungle, grab your Prosecco, then head up for the observation floor and dinner. Do this if you want an easy, weather-tolerant night that still feels special. If you’re craving a lively, full-on group tour, this one is more of a relaxed experience with good service than a social event.

Key things to know before you go

• Highest viewpoint in Gdańsk: You’re going up to the observation floor for wide views over Tricity.
• Olivia Garden first: Hundreds-to-thousands of exotic plants make the start feel like an indoor escape.
• Food and drinks are built in: Italian pizza dinner plus a cocktail on the 32nd floor, with Prosecco included.
• Skip-the-line access: You don’t have to waste time in ticket queues.
• Voucher-to-reception setup: Some visitors are directed to a second reception point before going up.
• Location is a bit out of the old town: Plan on transit or a short ride if you’re staying central.

Why Olivia Star feels like a real Gdańsk experience (not just a meal)

Gdańsk can surprise you. You can walk the long, historic waterfront, then suddenly you’re in a tall building where the city turns into a giant map. That’s the Olivia Star idea: you get height, you get food, and you get the kind of view that helps everything you’ve seen on the ground click into place.

I like that the experience is built around practical, satisfying moments rather than vague “atmosphere.” First you’re inside with thousands of exotic plants in the Olivia Garden, then you’re up high where the city layout makes sense. It’s also one of the easier ways to experience the Tricity area without planning a long day trip.

The view that helps you understand the map

From the observation floor, the whole Tricity region is what matters. You’re not just seeing rooftops. You’re seeing how Gdańsk, the bay, and the direction toward the Hel Peninsula fit together. Even if you’re not a “big view” person, this is the kind of panorama that makes your next walk around town feel more logical.

A note on service style

The service tends to be friendly and welcoming, but it’s not always the same “performance” level from every staff member. If you want extra engagement—someone explaining what you’re looking at—don’t be shy about asking. One server named Maks is specifically praised for being attentive and personable, so if he’s on duty, you’ll likely feel extra looked after.

Olivia Garden: the tropical break before you go sky-high

Think of Olivia Garden as the palate cleanser. You get a glass of Prosecco there, and you’re surrounded by thousands of tropical plants over a large indoor area. The point isn’t just photos. It’s a slow, low-stress start before you move up to the observation floor and dinner.

What makes it more than a waiting room

The garden is designed like an indoor jungle space. The size matters—over 800 square meters—and the plant variety is a big part of the charm. You’re looking at greenery from four continents and roughly 4,000 tropical plants, which gives the room an actual sense of place rather than a few decorative corners.

If you’re visiting in colder months, this portion helps the experience feel warm and relaxed even when Gdańsk weather decides to be moody. And even in better weather, it’s a good way to slow down before going up high.

Music can happen here

Some evenings include live music in the garden area—pianist or even a live singer shows up from time to time. You can’t count on a specific artist, but it’s enough to make the garden feel like part of the night, not just a stop.

The 32nd-floor part: panorama, pizza, and a signature cocktail

This is the main event. Once you’re in the Olivia Star area, you’ll go up to the 32nd floor for your cocktail and the observation experience. Then dinner lands with authentic Italian pizza and a cocktail pairing that’s part of the package.

What you’ll likely do up top

You’ll typically:

• enter with your voucher at the reception stage,
• go up via lift,
• get seated with a view,
• choose your cocktail,
• enjoy your pizza dinner,
• and step out or look around the observation area for the city view.

Many people love it most around sunset or after dark, when the lights make the city feel more dramatic. If it’s cloudy, you may still get a satisfying overview, but visibility can drop—one practical tip is to be flexible in your expectations.

Fog and weather: the one real wildcard

Cloud cover and fog are the downside that can change everything. One guest reported that on a very foggy day they could only see limited levels, with the view feeling much less expansive. If your trip timing includes bad weather, the upside is that the pizza and indoor garden still carry the experience.

Cocktail and pizza: the “included” items do the heavy lifting

This package isn’t built around snacks. It’s built around a full meal experience with drinks.

• Pizza dinner: You get a choice of pizza from the menu.
• Cocktail: You choose a signature cocktail for the top-floor part.
• Value reality check: At about $44 per person, it’s not a budget meal, but it’s also not a stripped-down add-on. You’re paying for the combination of height, admission, pizza, and a cocktail—not just for the view.

Pizza with a skyline view: why this combo works

I’m always suspicious of “view + food” deals that feel like a trap. This one works better than you’d expect because the meal is a core part of the package, not an afterthought.

The pizza is repeatedly called out as tasty and satisfying, with comments that the slices are generous. That matters because when you’re hungry and you’re already paying for the experience, the last thing you want is a sad plate. Here, the menu portion is designed to leave you feeling like you actually had dinner.

Pairing tips for your order

You’ll choose your cocktail, so pick something that matches the mood:

• If you want something easy and crisp, choose a cleaner, lighter style.
• If you want “date night” vibes, go for something sweeter or more aromatic.

I can’t tell you which exact cocktail names are available from your date, because it’s tied to the menu. But the key is that you choose from a set of options rather than being forced into one “house” drink.

Practical logistics: how to plan your evening without stress

This part can make or break your mood, especially because Olivia Star is not right in the old town core.

Getting there from central Gdańsk

Expect a bit of travel. Several visitors noted it’s a trek from the old town and can look like a business-park setting. The good news: getting there by tram or a short walk from a transit stop can be straightforward. If you’re short on time or you’re traveling with heavier luggage, a taxi or rideshare is also an easy fallback.

The reception step can be confusing

One common hiccup: some people are directed from the first reception desk to a second reception area around the corner. The fix is simple: go to Olivia Star reception first, show your voucher, and follow staff directions to the next counter. From there, you’ll get lift access information for the 32nd floor.

Timing window: you’re not locked to one minute

The activity is valid for 1 day, and you check available starting times. Some bookings also allow you to attend anytime within a set window during the day/evening range, which is great if you’re touring elsewhere in Gdańsk and want flexibility.

My advice: don’t schedule this at the very start of a travel day. Give yourself time to get oriented, then come here for the main “wow” moment.

Accessibility, rules, and who should book

This experience is listed as wheelchair accessible, and that’s genuinely important for a tall-building venue where elevators matter. Pets are not allowed, so leave furry companions at your hotel.

Who it’s best for

Book Olivia Star if you:

• want a high-view experience without a long day of sightseeing,
• like Italian pizza and cocktails,
• enjoy indoor places that still feel like a treat,
• are traveling as a couple, or want a low-effort date-night plan,
• need an experience that can work even when the weather isn’t perfect.

Who might be disappointed

If you’re expecting a social group tour with lots of interaction, you might find this a calmer, more structured format—arrive, eat, enjoy the view, then move on. It’s more “evening plans” than “guided adventure.”

Value: is $44 per person a fair deal?

At $44 per person for this mix, you’re paying for multiple things at once:

• admission to the observation floor,
• admission to the tropical garden area,
• a glass of Prosecco,
• pizza dinner,
• and a cocktail on the 32nd floor.

That bundle matters. You’re not just buying a ticket to a viewpoint and hoping dinner is good value. You’re also not paying for an event that feels like food was tacked on to make it look better.

I’d call it good value for people who want a skyline moment plus a real meal in the same sitting. If you’re coming only for the view, you might compare it to simpler viewpoint tickets elsewhere. But if you were already planning to eat and drink, this package makes sense.

Should you book Olivia Star for pizza and skyline views?

I’d recommend booking Olivia Star if you want a simple plan with strong payoff: tropical garden atmosphere, a dramatic high-floor view of Tricity, and an included pizza-and-cocktail dinner that doesn’t feel like a rushed add-on.

Skip it only if you’re very weather-sensitive and you can’t change timing, or if you specifically want a group tour experience with lots of interaction. Otherwise, this is one of the easier ways to see Gdańsk from above while still eating something satisfying.

Go with a relaxed mindset: enjoy the garden first, let the city lights do their thing from the 32nd floor, and save your walking energy for the rest of your Gdańsk day.

FAQ

What’s included in the Olivia Star Sky-High Views, Dinner, and Cocktails package?

The package includes entrance tickets to the observation floor and the tropical garden, a glass of Prosecco in the Olivia Garden, a pizza dinner, and a cocktail on the 32nd floor.

Where do I meet for this experience?

You should go to Olivia Star reception.

How much does it cost per person?

The price is listed as $44 per person.

How long is the experience?

It’s listed as valid for 1 day, with starting times available based on availability.

Do I need to wait in line for tickets?

No. You get skip the ticket line access.

Is Olivia Star wheelchair accessible?

Yes, it is wheelchair accessible.

Are pets allowed?

No, pets are not allowed.

Is free cancellation available?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Can I reserve without paying right away?

Yes. Reserve now & pay later is available.

Do I get both the garden and the 32nd-floor cocktail?

Yes. The package includes access to the Olivia Garden and includes a cocktail on the 32nd floor, along with the included Prosecco in the garden area.

What’s the main viewing highlight?

You’re visiting the highest viewpoint in Gdańsk and enjoying a panorama over the Tricity, including Gdańsk Bay and the Hel Peninsula.