It was a good experience seeing the 360 building and 94th floor overlooking the entire city of Chicago. We paid $55 per adult which included lift and the tilt activity. Photos are prohibited. The staff can take photos for a fee. The tilt was ok. I expected more titling. They bar for drinks and cocktail. Souvenirs to take home . Over all I love the views. read more

See all

I purchased a CityPass for my first visit to Chicago this past weekend (Labor Day Weekend). Of the 5 sights it included, I'd say 360 Chicago was my least favorite but it was likely just bad timing. I booked a reservation in advance (as is required in CityPass) for 8 pm on Sunday night. Upon arrival around 7:45 pm, the line was out the door and wrapped around the interior of the building past the main building's bathrooms. I was really confused because I had FastPass entry, but there were zero obvious signs for FastPass. At 8 pm, we were still eons back in line, so my boyfriend held our spot and I set off to find someone who worked there. She reviewed my ticket and then told me to grab my boyfriend. We were then ushered to a smaller line toward the front -- where the big line broke off from the rest of the hallway. Upon arrival inside, it was posted that the Tilt experience was sold out for the night. I found that disappointing since the CityPass app said we could book on-site upon arrival. The crowds were astronomical that night though, so that is likely why. It was difficult to take photos as there was a pretty bad glare in all directions, but the views were nice. I especially liked viewing the beach/Lake Michigan/Navy Pier. The bar inside was expensive (I've reviewed it separately already). I did buy some merch from their shop. We left around 10 pm to beat what we assumed would be long lines for the elevator at closing time. All told, maybe go on a weekday during the day? I thought this would be a fun nighttime spot because of the bar but it was just okay to me. I enjoyed Skydeck at Willis Tower way more. read more

See all

360 Chicago, known by others and in years prior also as the John Hancock Tower Experience. Short Version or 1 or 2 sentence summation: It's cool for that 1st time visit to Chicago, such as ours, but we probably wouldn't allow ourselves to be shaken down, oops I mean persuaded a 2nd time. Unless perhaps we were again in the accompaniment with other 1st timers. Longer Version Thoughts: The views from the 94th floor observation deck are nothing less than spectacular, particulary during sunset, which is unsurprisingly the most popular time to visit it seems. Geographic points of reference as to what you're seeing are smarty placed high above on the windows overhead. We were with others in our party that were doing this experience for more than the 1st time. And who agreed alongside us newbies in the end that it's undoubtedly equal parts or better a major tourist trap destination. But, so is Disneyland right? Adult admission as of this review runs $30 pp. With multiple price steps along the way for everything from the "Tilt" experience, sips packages, group photos, gift shop, snacks. All with the seemingly undisguised goal of marketing your wallet...to go with a side of more marketing please. An almost customary round of adult beverages at the top will set you back another $20-$30 a drink (even for a simple beer or house wine), without gratuity of course. Picking up a theme here already? The operators of this production know what they're doing. Or rather know what this mission ultimately is at the end of the day: Shaking as much paper out of you as possible during the visit. Upshot I suppose? You're supporting the local economy and ostensibly many service-level jobs. It is what it is as the saying goes, and not necessarily a bad thing. Good ol' American Capitalism at work folks. American as apple pie. read more

See all

I bought tickets on Groupon, which I highly recommend, you definitely save a few dollars. I bought the basic Observation Deck tickets. I wanted to do Tilt 360 but my husband didn't so I didn't want to waste money and thought I would just add it on once I get to the location... WRONG! Sold out (unless I wanted to wait 9:30pm... it was 5pm). No thanks. It was nice - nothing more, nothing less. I was really disappointed I couldn't do Tilt 360. The observation deck does have great views and they have a really nice bar at the top called the 'Cloud Bar'. It is expensive and I was also disappointed I barely saw any merch with Tilt 360 on it. I thought that would be a hit for merchandise. I personally wouldn't go back, but it was okay for what it was. My husband enjoyed it even though he was scared just being at the top of the building. read more

See all

Our experience here was great! We came here right after we went on the Tilt. There was no waiting. We saw that the entire room was a 360° view of Chicago filled with tourists taking selfies and view pictures. We immediately jumped into an available spot and started photographing from one side to the next. There is plenty of seating everywhere. The views are breathtaking because you are up on the 94th floor of the John Hancock Bldg. We went during the day and next trip we will go in the evening for the city night lights. There is also some souvenir shopping up here, the Cloud Bar, and restrooms. I'm not sure about the parking situation because we ubered everywhere in Chicago. read more

See all

A monumental view of one of the world's great cities. The Hancock Tower is an architectural masterpiece and an iconic destination in the Windy City. The tour is designed to allow the visitors to experience the city's grandeur from above. Having said that, it's also a tourist spot and some of its features are also bothersome. I got the Sip, Tilt and View Ticket and that allowed for a drink at the bar, the views from the observation floor, and the tilt experience as you sit and the floor tilts about 30° outward. The views are jaw dropping. The drinks are good. The Tilt is a fun experience but a "been there, done that" moment. The photographers are like flies on day-old fish. A few less would have improved the quality of the visit. Overall a great experience. read more

See all

I loved the views from the 94th floor. They also have a bar. We purchased the tickets in advance that included two drinks. You can sit at the hightop seating and enjoy the views. They have a restroom on the viewing level as well as one on the lower level by the cheesecake factory. If you purchase fast pass the line moves quickly. We went on a holiday around noon time. It wasn't to bad at that time. The views were amazing. So glad we decided to do this. They take pictures upon arrival which is optional to purchase. They also have a gift shop for purchases. Very nice chill atmosphere and it was fun to experience and take plenty of pictures that included the beach as well. read more

See all

Everything about Chicago 360 was absolutely fabulous! The breathtaking panoramic views of the Chicago skyline and Lake Michigan from 1,000 feet up are truly unforgettable. The large windows give a perfect and clear 360 view of the Windy City. Experience: The view of the sunset was breathtaking, the sips (we had a Negroni and a prosecco) were perfect, and the spectacular firework show over Navy Pier and the lights of the city was dreamy! Note: if you want to see the firework show, make sure to book a Wednesday or Saturday experience. Service: The staff was incredibly welcoming, friendly, and eager to help, making it s stunning must experience for anyone wanting to see Chicago from above! see will be back. read more

See all

We went on a Sunday and the line was pretty short. We bought CityPass which gives expedited entry (quicker entry to the elevators). It is a quick and smooth ride to the top and some amazing views. The smoke from wildfires were still hanging out but just added to the scene for me. Did not do the Tilt, which is glass you stand in front of and then it tilts outwards. The line was long and an extra fee which you can pay when you get there if want to decide to see if worth it for you. read more

See all

360 Chicago offers a sky view of the city. Went here in the evening. Got tickets online less than an hour before the timed entry at 9 pm. When we got there on that Wednesday evening, there was not a line and were not a lot of people. We were allowed to enter ~30 minutes before 9 pm. The lighting at night inside is green and not optimal for taking pictures because of the reflections despite the sky being clear that night. Compared to Skydeck, there is not much to do here. The only things to do here are the Tilt and drink at the bar. Even though the Tilt is very safe, I'd say it's not for the faint of heart. Nevertheless, I would recommend it. It was exhilarating! Pictures/videos are not allowed in the Tilt area but the photographer will take your pictures which will be for sale after. After the Tilt, you can go around and grab snack and/or drink but the pictures you'd get of yourself won't be nice in the evening. The situation may be different if it's daytime. There's also a gift shop but again, it's also dark and not well lit. The comfort room was also not the cleanest. If you had limited time and would have to choose between the two observation decks in Chicago, then go with the Skydeck. Hands down. You'll have better experience there. read more

See all

Came last week for the free week for Chicago residents and had a great time! Unfortunately we picked one of the lowest visibility days and weren't able to see as far into IL as we were hoping, still a great experience and super cool for residents to be able to check out this attraction and see our city from a different viewpoint! Because we came on a low visibility day at an off-time (mid-day Friday), there were very little crowds and we didn't have to wait or push our way to the glass to get a good view. Super cool get 360 views of the city and point out our work and apartment buildings. All the info on the bottom floor in the walk through "museum" was really neat - I liked the panels with information about the different neighborhoods. I will say if you're going to go, definitely pick a day that is higher visibility - especially if you're going to be paying for tickets! read more

See all

What a great event I attended here. Chicago's 189th birthday party on the 94th floor Great food , great people and a huge shout out to Ashly Marquez who did a wonderful job. The only sad thing was it was raining out so there was no view of our amazing city. Other than that fantastic. If you haven't visited this great place you must ! Can't wait to my next visit. Bob C Chicago,Il read more

See all

Recently did the 360 Chicago experience and had a mostly great, but slightly mixed, visit. We went on a late Sunday night after reserving tickets online for $35 each. Heads up that pricing is dynamic. I noticed standard tickets were listed at $29 at one point, and prices increase as time slots fill, which already feels steep for a single visit. When we arrived, we learned that admission was free for locals that week, which made the space especially crowded. Thankfully, the entry lines were manageable and the elevator ride to the 94th floor was impressively fast. Be prepared for some ear pressure on the way up. Once at the top, the views were undeniably beautiful. You can circle the entire floor and take in all four directions of the city, spotting landmarks like Navy Pier and Willis Tower, though visibility depends on weather and time of night. The main challenge was the crowd. While there are plenty of areas to take photos, the heavy volume of visitors meant lots of fingerprints and smudges on the glass, which made it difficult to capture clean shots. I also felt there could have been more staff oversight to maintain a comfortable environment, especially given how many employees were present. Overall, it is an iconic Chicago experience worth doing once for the views, but given the price and crowds, it is not something I would personally repeat. read more

360 Chicago - Observatories Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

This place doesn't operate in any way efficiently at all. The fact it takes more than 30+ min to get up (even arriving 20 min prior) then to even leave it's an even longer process. The wait and amount of time it takes to just go up and down is insane and doesn't make the trip worth it. Really sad unfortunately cause we were looking forward to it... read more

Continuing alphabet series representing 2021, T is for 360 (Three-sixty) Chicago. I visited Chicago for a few days before Labor Day 2021. On that Tuesday I flew into O'Hare, took the L train to my hotel in downtown to check-in, walked up Michigan Ave, & went straight to John Hancock Tower where 360 Chicago is. A lot of Chicago tourists think to go to the Willis Tower, which is the tallest building in Chicago. But I read that Hancock Tower had much better views. Hancock Tower is still over 1000' tall viewing area. What's another 300' really going to make that much difference anyway? Either way, it's really high up, and it's about double the size of any building in Maryland, where I live, or DC. I ended up getting the view + drink package. I walked around admiring the incredible views of downtown Chicago and the awesome skyline it is as well Lake Michigan and other various views of Chicago. Drink was some fruity, but reasonably strong as I recall and delicious. Incidentally, my friend flew in a day later and on the last morning we were in Chicago before heading up to Milwaukee, he wanted to go to Willis Tower. We walked down there, and he paid more $$$ to that one, but I already got my excellent view from 360 Chicago; he was satisfied, and I ended up walking around the Willis Tower area on my own while he was on his own sky high level. read more

See all

Definitely worth going! The views on a day with a high cloud ceiling could not get better. The location is close to the river and the height allows for a fantastic full view of the city and beyond. Going in the evening would be fantastic too but the bartender said it's harder to get pics and close to the windows. We went at a perfect time in my opinion. Late morning, thin crowd during the week days. The staff were pleasant but the photo at the beginning was weird and yielded a strange pic. lol read more

See all

Beautiful view of Chicago a top one of the tallest buildings in the city. If there is a line you get to take in a gallery filled with facts about Chicago and its buildings. I suggest getting your tickets ahead of time because the lines can be long. We were lucky enough to not have a wait at all. We took the elevator straight up and immediately had access to the cloud bar and beautiful views of the city. Be warned they take a lot of pictures of you and your guests in order to try to sell them to you them afterwards. We did the tilt which is basically hanging on as the windows went forward. I do not recommend this if you have shoulder pain or are scared of heights . Definitely something to try once if you're in the city. read more

360 Chicago - Lake Michigan - Observatories Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

See all

This was the very first tourist attraction I visited after arriving in Chicago, and I'm so glad I chose it through CityPASS. It was also my first time visiting the city, and honestly, I wasn't expecting Chicago to be this beautiful. I made a reservation for around 6 p.m. so I could catch golden hour, and it turned out to be the perfect time. I'd definitely recommend booking ahead if you can. The lines weren't bad at all, and I got up to the observation deck pretty quickly. One of my favorite parts was the CloudBar. It's such a nice addition because you can grab a drink or a snack while enjoying the incredible views of the river and skyline. The prices are definitely on the higher side, but that's pretty much what you'd expect at an observation deck like this. I ended up staying much longer than I had planned because I just couldn't stop looking at the views. This experience honestly changed my perception of Chicago. I had no idea the city was this stunning. Having now visited both Skydeck and 360 CHICAGO, if I only had time for one observation deck, this would be my pick without hesitation. The views were absolutely spectacular and one of the highlights of my trip. read more

See all

Big time tourist thing to do in Chicago is to go to the top of the John Hancock Center. It isn't quite as touristy as the Sears Tower but it gets close enough to it. 360 Chicago is the observation deck at the top of this big ass building and there's the best views. Also get something from the lounge. The prices suck but that's obvious to expect though. A long ways to the top of this building. Its elevators are believed to be the fastest in the Western Hemisphere. These go at a top speed of 20.5 mph. Before this you have to buy tickets, the worst part of it. It's about $35 for adults, then add on more if doing the TILT. Basically this is an area that tilts 30 degrees so it feels like it's moving. There also used to be the world's highest skating rink that was here in winters. At the top is also a bar. Tickets that are even more expensive include a bar purchase, but one only which kind of sucks. Great place for going all the way up and seeing for miles. It's just expensive like anything for tourists. The views are worth it so whatever. read more

See all

I really enjoyed my time here! We got a ticket through the Chicago CityPass. We scanned our pass for entry and went up to the 94th floor. The elevator experience is so unreal because you are moving so FAST. I enjoyed the 360 views. The glass was super clean so everything was super clear to see. I also enjoyed that important landmarks were labeled on the glass so you could tell what you were looking at. My friend and I also added on the Tilt. The Tilt wasn't a necessary experience but we thought we would try after seeing folks do it. It was pricey for what it was but at least it lasted a decent amount of time so it wasn't super quick for the money. They also take pictures of you that you can purchase. (We did not because they were pricey). Overall, enjoyed the 360 views and would recommend it to people visiting Chicago. read more

See all

Cloud Bar is located at 360 Chicago, so be careful with trip planning and what time and date you go, or you'll be trampled by tourists... or kids on a field trip. With average cocktails at a steep price, but aye, you're really there for the view. We did the top package so we got to do the TILT experience, which was not that scary or exciting for me, I thought we were gonna be tilted at a 90-degree angle, completely horizontal, but it was less than a 45-degree angle, and they upcharge and push this as an experience....... This is the reason for my 4. stars. You can pay extra for the tilt, and then you'll get one drink included from CloudBar. I enjoyed the decor and lots of seating options, countertop bar vibes against the glass looking out at the cityscape, and large auditorium-style bleachers to accommodate large groups./ The views from the 94th floor speak for themselves, very informative and set up like a museum, learned a lot about Chicago and the different neighborhoods and their rich cultural history while here. Service was great, the bartenders were all friendly and Chicago/Illinois locals. Overall, a fun place to explore, and have a cocktail would recommend to people but wouldn't ever go back personally. My only con is that they don't serve food, but I'm not going to knock a star for that. They do have a full cafe with premade sandwiches chips, cookies and other snacks read more

Of all the skyscraper experiences targeted towards tourists in downtown Chicago, 360 Chicago in the old John Hancock tower has always been my favorite. The views from this part of the city truly are the best. It's the only tower where you can get not only the skyline view but the coastline view as well, including Navy Pier. I highly recommend booking your reservation in advance. I booked the fast pass ticket and was able to basically walk right up to the elevator to go up the tower. Once at the top you'll find a gift shop, several seats to sit and enjoy the views, a bar, and the Tilt experience. I opted to do the Tilt experience on this most recent visit (fyi your Fast Pass ticket won't apply to the line for the Tilt). After joining the separate, second line for the Tilt experience I waited in line for about 30 minutes before it was my time to experience the "ride." It was definitely a unique experience. I don't see myself doing the Tilt again as it felt like a one and done kinda thing but it was definitely a fun experience that I'm glad I did. If you can only choose one skyscraper to go up, make it this one! read more

See all

Observation Deck [Chicago IL] The 360 CHICAGO Observation Deck (Formally John Hancock Center) is a popular attraction in Chicago. If taking the Big Bus Tour this was Stop #10. 94 floors up and 1,030 feet above the Magnificent Mile we were treated to a stunning panoramic views of the Chicago skyline and Lake Michigan. The skyscrapers in Chicago were impressive to see, amazing views of the city skyline... and wait, what is that below... is that a beach? Close to city life were these two beaches visible from Chicago's north side and Downtown Chicago: Oak Street Beach and North Avenue Beach. Our tickets included one drink each at the CloudBar. You should plan to book on a nice clear day because they will not refund you due to inclement weather or low and no visibility but you can reschedule for up to a year if your ticket(s) were not redeemed. Instagram: @360Chicago Review #3812 read more

See all

This is one of the only truly touristy things I've done in Chicago. It is tourist/renovation priced. As someone else mentioned it is more expensive in-person than online but the staff actually told us this when we arrived so we stood there and purchased tickets on our phones. We arrived about 1115 and bought tickets for the 1130 time slot. The views at the top are incredible! It was a nice clear day and we could see the city and the lake for miles! It also happened to be Juneteenth so they had a Black-owned business market. We skipped the Tilt, just the entry was expensive enough, but we got killer pics on each side. I hear the views are also beautiful at night so maybe pick a dusk entry time to get the most bang for your buck! read more

See all

I still nostalgically miss The Signature Room, but they did do a good job renovating this area. The downside is it's quite expensive for the view. I had a TripAdvisor discount so I got the sip and view package for $19. At that price I really couldn't pass it up because the drink would've cost about that on its own. There are a lot of ways you can view once you're up on the observation floor. They have stadium seating, the narrow bar up against the window. that was there when it was the Signature Room, a renovated bar, and lots of tables, and then you can just walk around toward the lakeside and look out the windows. The ride up and down on the elevator is direct and the day I was there it was not crowded at all but it was a Tuesday not in tourist season. You can buy drinks on your own at the bar, but they are (not surprisingly) expensive. However, the view is very good if you want to spend a little longer time sipping on your beverage it's not a bad way to spend an hour or two. read more

See all

Not worth it... if you do go, I wouldn't go at night. I had a 7:30 pm ticket and the lights inside the room are too bright which makes it harder to see out the windows because of reflections, plus the glass was dirty. I did not enjoy all the forced photos, including employees yelling at me in the middle of the tilt experience to turn around and take a photo that I knew I wasn't going to pay for anyway. The line to get back down the elevator was 25 minutes. Most of the employees seemed to be in a bad mood. read more

This was such a cool view, it's $55 for adults to go up to the top and do the Tilt. It was cool and we enjoyed the beautiful city views from the top. I recommend this when in the area. read more

See all

I was in Chicago for a conference in November 2015 and decide to walk over to the John Hancock Building and pay a ticket to see the observation deck. On a weekday morning, it was not crowded at all. The views are superb of the city skyline and the blue water of Lake Michigan. The only downside is that it's quite expensive - but it's one of those "one-time" experiences that will be memorable. read more

See all

I hate heights but this was a pleasant suprised after having a panic attack in the elevator (40 second ride up). The view is great. Ok the same floor as Tilt out. Has 360 view of Chicago. Highly recommend even if your afraid of heights. (Just don't go on a super windy day if you hate heights) bar has delicious options. Cute little gift shop on the 94th floor. Enjoyed myself after i got over my fear to look out read more

See all

Visiting Chicago for the first time and had to see incredible views of the city! It's known as one of the world's most recognized skyscrapers and first mixed-use tower. All the floors are well used. Floors 92 and below are condos, offices, stores, and has americas highest indoor swimming pool. 360 Chicago is on the 94th floor. Tickets are purchased on ground level and can included the Tilt experience which is timed entry. Can also include 1 drink from the Cloud Bar which I recommend to enjoy the views and sips. Tix are a bit pricey than I like to spend for such a short visit at the top as you can only do so much looking out. The view is phenomenal and there are signs on each wall indicating the neighborhood you're viewing. Merch is available at the top and also at the bottom. read more

360 Chicago - Navy Pier view - Observatories Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

I got tickets to 360 Chicago through a CityPass purchase. It was easy to reserve a time through the CityPass app and I decided to visit at 9AM, the first timeslot available. Since I went so early there were no lines and you had plenty of room to roam around freely. This review would probably be a 3-star if I went at primetime because I imagine the lines/crowds could get super annoying. There's really not much to it. It's an observation deck in a major city; the experience is largely the same but the only things that change are the views and the facts about the structure. I know that sounds a little belittling, but it's true. You walk some halls and play some videos and read some signs that talk about the history. All that leads up to an elevator ride that take you to the top. At the top they offer an experience called "The Tilt" which is exactly what it sounds like. You stand in front of some really thick windows and it tilts you forward to give a different perspective of the streets below. Heights kind of freak me out so I didn't do it, but I watched two guys do it and it seemed cool. It's also an additional $10 from your general admission to 360 Chicago but you can purchase the tickets at the top. In my opinion, the views of 360 Chicago are better than the ones from Skydeck/Willis Tower. Technically Skydeck is higher, but I feel like the height difference is negligible. I really like the view of the shoreline from 360 Chicago. It's definitely worth visiting, just try to go off hours. read more

See all

This experience is overpriced and in my opinion not worth the money unless you really want to do a sky scraper with an observation deck and don't mind paying way too much for it. They closed 2 of their 3 elevators they have to take you to the observation deck in order to keep the line long. They do this intentionally to encourage fast pass purchases. We waited in line 45 minutes to get to the elevator and another 20 to get down the elevator. read more

We were deciding between the 360 Chicago and the Skydeck during our visit to Chicago. We decided on the 360 Chicago because of the skyline views, including the Willis/Sears Tower, from that vantage point. Admission is about $30 per person...but we did it as part of the CityPass bundle. Both CityPass and GoCity include this attraction if desired. We arrived at around 2pm for our 2:30 timed admission. (You can arrive within 30 minutes of your admission time) At that time, 2:30pm on a Wednesday, the place was pretty empty. After our tickets were scanned, we walked through a brief scanning area and proceeded to the walkway leading to the elevator to go up. The walkway had some interesting facts about Chicago along the way. The elevator ride was surprisingly quick up to the 94th floor. On the 94th Floor, there are beautiful views of the city, a snack and drink (including alcoholic drinks) area and a souvenir shop. There is also the TILT area...where, for $10, you can tilt over the side of the building...the angle wasn't very steep...should be okay for most people. While the views were nice, I think the SkyDeck offers a bit more for the price. Now, the 360 Chicago does allow tripods...so that may come in handy for those photographers who are interested in sunset, night or other long exposure photos. All staff we encountered were welcoming, friendly and efficient. Lots of parking lots in the immediate area but they are pricey. We were able to find street parking in the area and pay via the ParkChicago app....the rate in that immediate area was $4.50 per hour with a maximum of 2 hours...which was perfect for our visit. There is a lot to do and see in the immediate area, particularly along Michigan Avenue, so it may be a good idea to plan this attraction into some others in the area. read more

See all

Another must do when in Chicago I got our tickets online and scheduled a time slot to come and experience this. I paid for the Tilt experience and for 2 drinks at the CLOUD BAR. This venue has breath taking views of the city. There is seating available to hang out and take it all in, appreciate your life and current situation lol Tilt experience is fun, glad we did that as well Cloud bar is on the same level and right next door...... read more

See all

Overall, I thought 360 Chicago and the Tilt were a good time. But probably not worth the price of it. The views were stunning at night. But between, parking, tickets, and digital copies of your photos, you're looking at $150 or more for what boils down to maybe a 60 second ride. That doesn't include getting anything at the cloud bar. For those going my advice, - Go at night. The view with the city lit up is incredible. - Skip the tilt. Pay for access to the cloud bar / viewing area but you don't really need to do the tilt. - Skip the photos. I assumed they would give us digital copies for free and charge for print outs. But even the digital copies are $50, which is silly when you can take incredible pictures with the view for free. read more

The 360 Chicago (formerly the John Hancock Tower) is one of the high buildings in the city with beautiful panoramic views of the city. The views are beautiful and well worth the visit. If you purchase the Go City Chicago pass, this is one of the attractions included. One nice experience you can add to your visit is the "Tilt" which is a platform you stand on as you tilt outwards away from the frame of the tower and stare down to the world below. No worries you are secure at all time with a thick glass and steel frame supporting you. It's not for the ones afraid of heights, but is otherwise rather tame and enjoyable. read more

See all

360 is definitely worth it and the views are fantastic and must visit. Looking at the water view along with the tall buildings is a thing of beauty. Navy pier view was fantastic. Dont miss out on this one !! read more

See all

The view is amazing. The experience is nice. I am afraid of heights but this was a decent experience. Being enclosed and able to hold on is great. The tilt is for a total of 2 minutes but it isn't a consistent tilt which is good. The photos they take of you are really pricy though read more

360 Chicago - What a building!!! The tilt is on the 94th floor. - Observatories Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

See all

Located by the magnificent mile . Parking is your own mission . Pretty pricey in the parking garages (fyi) I bought the observation, sip and tilt deal. It gets you on the observation deck, a drink and a ride on the tilt. Museum on the first floor is pretty historical with all of Chicago documentaries on display. Then you hop on the elevator for the 94th floor. Pretty views of the landscaping, beach, and waters. Staff take pictures through out but they are pricey as well. Restrooms are limited one upstairs and one on the first floor. This is ridiculous. Lines are long and stalls were broke. Souvenir shops available. read more

See all

We walked to this location and a tip for you, it is cheaper to buy your ticket online than in person. It was $32.50 online vs $40 in person. They do give a student discount in person making the ticket $36 if you show your student id. It is a bit pricey for an elevator ride but the view is beautiful. We didn't try the tilt but the bar was cool. read more

See all