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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.
360 Chicago is where you go to experience the most impressive 360 panoramic views of the Chicago skyline and Michigan Lake. The views are definitely worth it for most visitors. The tickets are $55 at the 360 Chicago which includes a drink at the bar on floor 94 but you can find deals online ranging from $30 dollars and also depends on the day of the week so be sure to purchase your tickets in advance online. If you want to experience the Tilt ride then add another $14 to $18 or buy the bundle.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
We visited 360 CHICAGO during a family trip in December and loved seeing the city from above! The observation deck has incredible views of the Chicago skyline and Lake Michigan, and a few of our family members added on TILT, which literally tilts you out over the city--they all loved it! There's also CloudBar at the top where you can grab coffee or an adult beverage while taking in the views. Definitely worth adding to your itinerary, especially if you're visiting Chicago with family.
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.
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.
So, the experience was good. There are beautiful views of Chicago, but I feel like it was missing something. For me, visiting these places is a must when I visit big cities, and I had high expectations this time. The sunset area gets very crowded, and there's hardly anywhere to sit at that time. Even so, I recommend visiting it if you have several days to explore the city.
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.
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.
2 years ago
If you have spare time and just want to experience something cool and different/ need something to do before a flight or touristy. There is a bar (CLOUD BAR) with average cocktails at a steep price but aye, you're really there for the view. We did the top package so got to do the drop 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 really push this as an experience....... This is the reason for my 4. stars. You can pay extra for the tilt and you get one drink included from CloudBar. This space is probably killer for corporate events. no need to visit this kind of place twice imo. 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. Overall a fun place to explore, would recommend to people but wouldn't ever go back personally. read more
Per reviews, we opted for this one as opposed to the Skydeck. When we came on a Tuesday mid-day, there was no line. You pass through security check, take a few green screen photos, watch a video and read some history prior to taking the elevator right up to the 94th floor in a minute. No view in the elevator though. After you get out of the elevator, you're greeted by the gift shop in-front of you with sweaters, piggy banks, binoculars, magnets and other souvenirs. We did come on a cloudy and muggy day, so there wasn't very good lighting. There's a bar and ample seating, the TILT, bathrooms, and other holiday photo ops. Towards sunset, there were more people in the area. Unfortunately, not a good day for sunset photos. For $35/person, you get a pretty decent view of the city. There weren't many people at all, and we came around 3pm. A cute date spot even, if you wanna grab a drink and chat while looking out at the city! read more
So glad the sky was clear to go check out the 360 Chicago observation deck on the 94th floor, got to see breathtaking views while sipping on an Old Fashioned cocktail. The "tilt" wasn't as exciting or scary as it looks like but it was a cool experience and stunning skyline views of Chicago. read more
2 years ago
If you have spare time and just want to experience something outside your 'norm' check out 360. Offered many picturesque moments. Has a bar at on the observation level which doesn't offer much honestly but we did get a couple of their Margaritas where were average. We did the top package so got to do the drop experience which was Lack luster and overwhelming, Overall a good place to experience once but thats all you need. O read more
Located on the 94th Floor of the John Hancock Building is the 360 Chicago. You get a stunning view of the Chicago landscape from 1,000 feet in the air. I went on a sunny, but slightly hazy day. The sunlight was reflecting off what seemed like a thousand buildings. You can get a full 360 view to see in any direction you desire. I looked for the major stadiums, however I was unable to see them. You get a good view of Navy Pier and Willis Tower. I absolutely loved my time up there and spent an hour just taking in the views. I actually have 2 small complaints. The first being the needless maze of information before you get to the elevator. The other bigger complaint is the maze to even find that maze. There are not enough signs explaining where to go, and the available signs are extremely vague. I had to ask to guards for directions. Basically take the escalators down as far as you can then you should be able to figure it out. Overall a 5 star review? Would I return? Absolutely! What's better 360 or Skydeck? It's a draw, you can go wrong! I did do the tilt, in my opinion it's unnecessary, but to each their own. read more
Well let me tell you about the 360 in Chicago it's just awesome period point blank. The view itself is amazing and the tilt on the 360 room is so exciting it will get the heart going trust me. Plus once you're done with that there is a bar next to the 360 where you can order a drink and look out at City of Chicago I recommend going at night it just hit different at night to me but anytime you're in the Chicago area you must check the 360 out I highly recommend it read more
1 year ago
All the way up! On the 94th floor up up up! Fun fact is that you can see 4 different states when you are this high up. The views are insane. Gorgeous views for miles and miles. You're basically paying for the view "on top." I don't fully feel it was the worth the price to just look around and it's a tourist trap in my opinion...but I was surely trapped. The "tilt" is not included in the regular ticket. It's an additional $30. I couldn't see paying $30 more to be titled down for a short interval. My ticket did include a drink at the bar. But it's not a bar at all. It's a little kiosk type set up and only cans and bottles are offered. I was told the reason for this was because they were "under construction" but I didn't see any construction being done. Eh. read more
1 year ago
1 year ago
I definitely enjoyed this experience way more than the observation deck at Willis Tower. I loved that this was easily accessible and it was near a lot of different restaurants/shopping. Our entry came with a free drink and we also got the Tilt experience which was really neat. We were there on a Sunday afternoon and it was perfect. There were no long lines or big crowds. The drink we got was really good too (The Tiltsy). Better views (IMO) of the city from all angles. read more
5 years ago
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3 years ago
Wait for more than 1 hour in line to get up there. The ticket is at 7:45, the people who selling ticket should tell people come at least 1 hour prior to the ticket time. Otherwise people like me park the car out there and just pay for 1 or 2 hours meter parking will be very mess up read more
Where can you see the best views of Chicago? At the 360 Chicago Observatory/Tilt Experience. Not only do you get a birds eye view of Chicago, you can actually tilt outward 1,000 feet over the magnificent mile! The view of the city is spectacular and I would suggest coming both in the daytime and at night to see the city lit up. Never mind the screaming, I had a great time at the Tilt looking down at the city streets from 94 floors up. Such a thrill and a great place to take out of town visitors! Try to avoid going on the weekend when it is definitely more crowded read more
4 years ago
Having been to both Skydeck and 360 Chicago, I fully agree with fellow YEE James C review. On our visit 7/13/22, it truly wasn't even a 360 experience since one entire wing was closed for renovations so we had maybe 270 degrees of viewing, despite paying full price and not being informed of the renovations prior to purchasing. The tilt is super quick and not much of a thrill in my opinion, lasts what seems like 60 seconds or so- but a unique view point that may be worth $10 to some. The views are great, but don't think it was worth the price - especially with 1/4 of the view cut off. The amount of information prior to the view at the skydeck was much more worth your time IMO. read more
Attended a special event that was also a fundraiser for Jahmal Cole and his explorers. It is very admirable of him to have such an authentic interest in the youth of Chicago's neighborhoods. He is very passionate about rebuilding the strength of the community overall. I see his purpose and encourage his future. I enjoyed the event; the photo booth with the props was pretty cool. The lights on the tilt were nice. The Caribbean jerk themed food was delish. I cant remember what the bar tender whipped up but it was delish. read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
This was the last stop on our red bus tour bus and city pass stop before taking the L to Wrigley. My ears popped, riding 94 floors up an elevator. The views of Chicago were awesome. Sad, I missed the cool beach. Next time. Didn't do the tilt experience. Took a lot of pictures and enjoyed the views. Worth it on a city pass for sure. read more
5 years ago
This was my first time coming here as an adult and overall I had a good time. The tickets were reasonable (for a tourist attraction in Chicago anyway)and they even came with a free drink that I was gladly going to take advantage of, I even used my friends free drink voucher as well. In addition to going all the way up to the 94th floor, our tickets included one ride on the TILT, which is a somewhat ride that protrudes outward and hangs you at an angle that really makes you feel as though you are hanging off the side of the building. Unfortunately we decided not to ride the Tilt even though we had tickets due to the long lines. The best tip I could give someone is to avoid coming here on the weekend. Granted I'm sure it's still fairly packed during the week, but the crowds are even greater on the weekend. There were plenty of items to buy, things to eat/drink and the best part of all the view. It truly gives you an immaculate view of the city and Lake Michigan. I eventually want to visit again and this time come at night to see the city light up! read more
3 years ago
What a fun attraction for tourists! Chicago is a fantastic city. Like, one of my favorites that I've visited so far. So while I was there I decided to take in as many spots that I could, whether down-home and authentic Chi, or those made for out of towners like myself. 360 Chicago was definitely one of the latter, in a really great way. As you board the elevator, get ready for a quick and ear-popping ride up to the 94th floor. Yes, NINETY-FOURTH. No biggie, lol. Once there, that's where all the goods are. You can immediately see the sky through the walls lined with windows! Walk closer and you're looking over the city of Chicago! It was so awesome to have those views! I purchased my ticket from a travel site and it was a package that included my entry, a cocktail and a go on the 360 Tilt. Before I did the Tilt, I decided to cash in on my free drink which was super easy as I simply scanned my QR code. There was a menu of cocktails available with the ticketing purchased and it had some variety to it, I wasn't made at it! And the bartender didn't skimp on my cocktail so cheers to you, my brother! The Tilt ride is worthy of a separate review but it was cool! I'm a mild adrenaline junkie who has been skydiving and isn't truly afraid of heights. Soooo, tilting out over the city didn't shake me up like I hoped it would, LOL. But what a fantastic view!! read more
1 year ago
Tilt was broken, but we went up anyway because we were only in town for a couple of hours and didn't want to walk to the Willis Tower. My boyfriend and I had already been up in the former Sears Tower anyway... Was able to purchase our Chicago sticker for our vehicle in the shop in the lobby where we bought our tickets. There's another shop upstairs, too. We were the only people in the elevator. There wasn't any wait, unlike our visit to the willis tower seven years ago where the line stretched down the block just to get inside the building. We went straight up (ears popping the entire way), looked out all the windows, took some pictures and left. Still had plenty of time in our day to visit a bunch of other places. Views are pretty spectacular and there's a bar - though it was early in the day and not yet open whilst we were there. There's a parking garage, Starbucks, cheesecake factory, and some other stuff in the building as well. If it's a nice, clear day, go. If the weather is crap, don't waste your money. read more
In the area doing tourist stuff... Wife's birthday and she had never been to Chicago.. so up for views we went... I bought tickets months ago and forgot it came with a drink option... adult beverage time. It was a chill atmosphere up there and I did indulge on a few adult beverages. It helped us enjoy time up before dinner... It was a pleasant visit even bought some pictures of us from the tilt they had. Overall a friendly staff and warm experience. Last time I visited it was the Hancock tower... Would definitely recommend if in the area. Will visit again! Respectfully Bryan Oklahoma City read more
Such a fun place to visit when you are in Chicago! My brother and I wanted to check this place out, and heard a lot of great things about it. We bought our tickets online, and checked in which was a smooth process. I absolutely love the views of the city and the lake. We took lots of pictures and enjoyed complementary mock tails from the bar as well. We stayed there for about an hour and a half and enjoyed our time there. Definitely recommend this for first timers in Chicago. read more
Took a Lyft to the Observation deck so I wouldn't have to worry about parking. Purchased the sip and tilt ticket and arrived at scheduled time. Upon entering, your photo is taken and you're given a ticket to see/purchase later. We were able to walk around and get awesome pictures of the City. Just be patient as everyone is trying to snap photos but not everyone has manners. We grab our drink (bottle beers, canned mixed drinks, wine in a can) sit and wait for our scheduled time to do the tilt. The tilt experience was not as intense as some people made it out to be. I witnessed some people just step away after the 1st tilt. Very pretty view. We scheduled to go as the sun was setting and it was perfect. read more
1 year ago
360 Chicago, located in the formerly named John Hancock, was a real treat for the fam and me as well. Looking out each of the windows, I was reminded of how beautiful the city is and fell in love again. We went on Sunday late morning and there wasn't a long wait to get up to the 94th floor. The Tilt was an extra $5, so total cost was $35. The line and wait for this was a little long. 8 people are allowed at a time to experience it. I wasn't as scared as I expected to be considering this thing lifting out slightly over the building but still enjoyable given the 5 mins you are on it. I loved seeing and hearing my parties' reactions. Priceless. Would I do it again? Nope but a nice, one time experience. read more
2 years ago
What was I thinking? My biggest fear is heights! But I'm a sucker for breathtaking views so I did it! 1,030 feet in the air, panoramic views all around the 94th floor! This place was spectacular! There's a bar conveniently located inside, and a gift shop. I conquered my fears today and also went on the Tilt attraction, I'll save that story for another review though! read more
2 years ago
Yesterday (December 12, 2024), I visited the TILT 360 Observatory on the 94th Floor of the John Hancock Tower in Chicago. Unfortunately, I was disappointed with the first pictures taken during my ride. Instead of capturing my face, the photos only showed my back and bald head, making it hard to recognize me. I paid over a hundred dollars for the pictures and the entrance fee, so I felt like I didn't get my money's worth. I went there hoping to get some great photos of myself enjoying the TILT experience, but it didn't turn out as I had hoped. Feeling a bit uncertain about what to do next, I headed downstairs and was about to walk out of the building. However, I wasn't satisfied with my pictures; they didn't look like me at all since my face wasn't visible. So, I decided to express my concerns politely and asked if it was possible for them to take me back to the TILT ride on the 94th Floor so I could get another photo taken. After having a polite and professional conversation with the Photography Manager, he agreed to help me out and even took me back to the 94th Floor to ensure I received the best assistance. To keep it simple, the Photography Manager helped make my dream of getting a great picture come true, and I ended up with even more than I expected--all without having to spend a dime! I want to express my gratitude to Dennis at the 360 Tilt Chicago Storibox Photo for treating me like a VIP. We even took a selfie together! I mentioned to him that I'm a travel blogger on Facebook, where I share video clips and stories about my adventures. I'm excited to share my wonderful experience with him on my blog and have also left a positive review on Google and Yelp! This isn't my first time facing a situation like this, but I've always managed to navigate it in a friendly and diplomatic manner. In the end, I often gain a new friend and leave with a fun selfie together! I definitely plan to return! A huge thank you to DENNIS! (Facebook: RM HANSOM) read more
Honestly nothing too special. The view wasn't much more magical then the pictures you see online so I think it's overpriced as you're just paying for the "views", I would have liked to at least have some additional information about the buildings around downtown Chicago etc. Maybe it would be better if you sun was out or at night?? On the bright side, there are drinks for purchase which are reasonably priced but smaller than usual cup size. Plenty of staff walking around who were nice. But if you're already getting the City Pass, might as well check it out as it can be included. read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
Once you FINALLY get up to the 94th floor, it's neat. However, we then stood in line for another hour for TILT. Wait times are way too long - especially with kids. The cloud bar is a cool concept and had fun drinks. Mixed feelings about the experience due to the LONG wait times. Pro tip: the time on your ticket is meaningless; make sure you plan on at least 2(!) hours before you have reservations elsewhere. read more
2 years ago
This place was vibes! Beautiful views of the city, nice to go just before the sunset and stay til it's dark to see the city read more
Aug 3 Thursday: as part of the Chicago City Pass our first pass was used here. Rsvp is needed. The views are amazing...trust me but heard it's better at night! We did the "Tilt" which is an extra charge of $9 pp. Tbh, it's not that great and the tilt was not even scary so don't waste your time and just enjoy the view all around the observation deck. Thank you Chicago for this experience! Happy viewing! read more
4 years ago
Okay, Chicago has a few observation decks to check out, given it's a city with a bunch of skyscrapers. And I must say, 360 Chicago wasn't our first choice for an observation deck, but at least we got to see awesome views of Chicago in our short time here. The John Hancock building is an easy walk from the riverwalk area, as it's all located in downtown Chicago. 360 Chicago is located in this building where on the lower level, you can get tickets to the deck 94 stories up. Fortunately, we were able to snag tickets an hour before, which is primarily why we visited this observation deck (because the other deck we attempted to see was sold out for the day). There were a few options for tickets, which all varied in pricing. If you're a basic bitch like me and do not need any extras, including the option to "tilt", then tickets will be about $30 per adult. The tilt option is apparently what people come to do and see when they visit 360 Chicago, which gives you the option to stand on the ledge of a window, which literally tilts out. That ticket price will cost you more money. The observation deck is all indoors, so there's no outdoor area. I personally like outdoor observation decks better, so this wasn't my favorite observation deck. But it will still provide you with great views of the second city, including views of the Sears Tower and the water. Also, what was funny is that they call this place 360 Chicago, but one area of the deck was closed off, so not really a 360 view - at least, during our visit. There also wasn't any information on what you're looking at. At the deck was a bar area with some seating to enjoy your drink, a gift shop area and restrooms. It was pretty standard. I'm glad we were able to check it out while we were in town and see beautiful Chicago from above. read more
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Is the sky deck here too? I see it in some reviewers pics
No. This has the TILT which is very cool. This is in the Hancock building. The sky deck is in Willis Tower. Previously the Sears Tower. Do both!
Can one enter the signature lounge as long as they are accompanied by an adult? If so, must that adult be strictly a parent?
We allow all ages at the observation deck. The Signature Lounge is a separate business. As far as we know, minors are not permitted at all, but you’d be better off asking them.
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