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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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!
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
1 year ago
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
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
1 year ago
360 Chicago was a stop on my visit to Chicago, upon entering the building I smelled something delicious and looked to my left and there was A Benihana's restaurant, I wasn't there for that on this trip so as I sucked in the aroma I proceeded to purchase my ticket to go up to the top of the 360 tilt and the cloud bar. This price for the tilt and just to walk around on the 94th floor of the building was 50 bucks at the time I went, the prices does differ according to the time and day you go. The tilt experience for me was not really worth the price but it was a cool experience but I would not have cared if I had not done it. There were other Chicago sites I would have been more happier trying. read more
1 month ago
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What a great place to come see all of Chicago from a high viewing tower. Since the observatory is 360 degrees you can see all the sky scrapers and city of Chicago from a high vantage point. The observatory is clean and we'll kept and the ambiance is busy but very organized. I recommend coming here if you want to get some nice pictures and see all of Chicago in its majestic beauty of architecture wonder! Souvenirs and drinks can be purchased as well. 5 stars! read more
1 month ago
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1 year ago
Came in during sunset hours on a weekday and they weren't too busy. Hardest part would be getting a good seat once you're at the top. Good views and the spiders at the windows outside were very fun to watch lol. read more
The 360 Chicago Observation Deck is the renamed version of the former John Hancock Center) is a popular attraction in Chicago. You can take the bus or the Big Bus (a tour bus) and get pretty close to the building. Once there, you go 94 floors to the top. You can walk around the top floor to discover breathtaking views of Chicago in all directions. You can see the city Skyline, Trump Tower, Lake Michigan, and much more. While here, you can order drinks from the CloudBar. There is also a small selection and snacks and several of the Penny Press machines for those who collect. Try to go on a clear day - there are no refunds and the views are breathtaking when visibility is good. A must-visit site every couple years! read more
We visited both 360 and Skydeck during our recent Chicago trip, and I like Skydeck a bit more. 360 was a great experience as well, but I feel like it's really hyped up. We splurged and got the expedited tickets, which was worth it since we visited on a Saturday evening. We got to skip all of the lines, got to take our green screen-ish photos early, and got to have our ears popped in the super fast elevator quickly. I appreciated the video montage in the elevator, and the views at the top were amazing. My favorite was seeing the Navy Pier along the lake. At the top, there's a place where you can go through a revolving door to experience the outside air - it was cold! Next to it, I saw people on TILT. So glad I didn't pay extra for that. Long lines and the experience looked meh. The people finishing TILT kind of had a "that was it?" look on their face. I appreciated the different photo spots around the area, and I like how they have a model built out of Legos - my kid went nuts for that! There's a place to sip some drinks, and a pretty well-stocked gift shop at the top. The ride down is quick, and the photos they take are clearly an overpriced tourist trap. I will say that I bought one at my son's request, but grumbled a bit when I tapped the card. read more
2 years ago
Pretty good view of the city, but mediocre experience over all. We left feeling like we wasted our CityPass and our time. We got tickets through CityPass. It was not clear that we could have and should have purchased the additional TILT experience ahead of time. We went up the elevator and found out that tickets for the TILT experience were only available for 4hours later. It would be a waste of time to sit for 4hours and it was a waste of time to only come for the view since the CityPass comes with SkyDeck access. The observation level is full of people waiting around for their turn for the TILT experience. The bar is full of people trying to kill several hours before their turn. They don't tell you the availability or wait times of the TILT experience at ground level. You can't leave and come back so you're stuck with your sunk cost. read more
Feel the fear and do it anyway...then do it again!!!! Seriously, I can't wait to get back to Chicago so I can do the tilt again! I'm scared of heights, I'm really praying God delivers me from that fear. I'm pretty sure the tilt is safe but who's thinking "probably nobody died ever" when you're tilting over 1,000 feet in the air! It was so fun, so exhilarating, so scary, so worth the extra money! I did City Pass and chose 360 Chicago as one of my adventures. It doesn't include the tilt but I couldn't come and NOT do it. FEEL THE FEAR! I saw kids doing it while waiting in line. If the baby can do it, I can do it. I started up a conversation with a lady in line behind me. We were hyping each other up though she clearly didn't really need it. I was the only one hollering and cursing during the tilt but I didn't care. I'm not seeing these ppl again! lol My only gripe is the pictures are so damn expensive and you can't really choose (I think). I just remembered wanting them but struggling over something in addition to the price. Of course if you don't tilt, you're a loser lol kidding but the 360 view is otherwise magnificent as well. TILT DAMNIT! I want to go again! read more
It can be found in a section of the city referred to as the "Magnificent Mile," sometimes called the "Mag Mile" as well. it was the second-tallest building in the world upon completion in the year 1969. it is home to some of the fastest elevators in the United States and allows visitors to reach the 95th floor from the ground level in just 38 seconds! One of Chicago's most notable attractions is its skyline, and one of the best places to experience it is at the 360 CHICAGO Observation Deck. "360 Chicago Observation Deck." It's located on the 94th floor and at a height of 1,030 feet. it offers some of the most amazing views over the city of Chicago and Lake Michigan, allowing visitors to see a distance of over 80 miles (130 kilometers) and into 4 states in all directions! Formerly known as the John Hancock Observatory, 360 CHICAGO towers 1,000 feet over The Magnificent Mile from its location on the 94th floor of the John Hancock Center (or 875 North Michigan Avenue as it is more formally known) - John Hancock for an adrenaline rush, test out 360 CHICAGO's TILT. which gives visitors a unique view from more than 1,000 feet above the Magnificent Mile as they are tipped outward at an angle to look straight down from the glass enclosure. Grab a cup of coffee, a glass of wine, or a snack at the Sky Cloud Cafe and bar, or look for souvenirs in the gift shop. Facts: The project was financed by John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company which was one of the initial tenants of the building as well. As the company financed the project, it also acquired the naming rights but it expired in 2013, but hey we still call it by old name. Its official name is ' 875 North Michigan Avenue. The tower is occupied by some of the biggest companies like Best Buy, Starbucks, and Etihad Airways. read more
I loved this experience, especially the Tilt attraction! Unfortunately, the day we came it was raining and cloudy with bad visibility. When we checked in, they did ask if we wanted to change the day of our tickets but we were on a specific schedule for the weekend. We did get some good views when the clouds would clear for a minute. The elevator ride up to the 94th floor was fun but quick. Once on the 94th, you can stay up as long as you want to take in the amazing views! There is Cloud Bar to grab some drinks and a little area where you can pick up snacks. The Tilt attraction is definitely worth it and so exciting!! I'd come again on a clearer day! read more
3 months ago
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2 years ago
The views are nice, but tickets are expensive. Once you're up there, there's not really anything to do unless you want to spend more money for drinks or for the Tilt experience. It's definitely a tourist attraction. Seeing it once is enough. read more
3 months ago
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We were on a short trip to Chicago. I was looking for some cool things to do and found 360 Chicago on one of the touristy things to do here. I ordered the full pass that gives you access to the tilt experience and a cocktail. Do checkout tickets on Groupon as they have discounted prices. We went there around 11 am. You don't need more than hour to do this tour. They take you all the way to the top for 360 views of the city. Perfect for someone like me who is on a 2 day trip to Chicago. We spent some time walking around and capturing breath taking views of the city. We then went to get the Tilt experience. They have professional photographer there. You can't take pics from your phone. The experience looked scary but once you've there , it's not scary at all. Wish it was longer. Definitely worth it. Highly recommend this nice touristy spot. read more
1 year ago
I really enjoyed this viewpoint! It was a great spot to visit in chicago, the ride was also fun and new way to enjoy the beautiful city view. Definitely a cool thing to do as a tourist read more
35 dollars for an amazing view of the Windy City. You can also pay extra to do the TILT, which is where you get to stand in a part of the observatory that tilts out an an angle so you can see the ground better, but in my opinion, the lines are too long and the experience is a bit underwhelming. There's also a bar and some places to relax and talk if you just want to take in the atmosphere for a bit. The sheer number of tourists here makes it a bit raucous, but there's still something very special about being this high up. read more
Beautiful views of the city! Chicago 360 had all the views of the city including skyline and different neighborhoods. The building told you which landmarks were in each direction you were looking. The tilt was fun too! It was definitely a unique experience that took a bit of arm strength to hold yourself at the tilt angle. You can't take your own photos on the Tilt part but there is a photograph taking photos if you're willing to pay for them. read more
7 months ago
Beware of buying tickets on their site! I booked two tickets using my credit card(which I hadn't used in months) and conveniently the very next day had 2 random charges and 5 others that were declined! I had to report fraud! Luckily all the charges were pending still. Be warned read more
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165$ for 3 people, wait time is OUTRAGEOUS at 10pm, Everything feels so dirty and gross. staff was not very friendly. 30 seconds in the "ride" and a hour and a half queue. Definitely would not recommend. SCAM!!!! read more
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This was one of the tourist attractions on our list to go to. We weren't disappointed. The customer service was fantastic. They take plenty of pictures. The views breathtaking. We also did the tilt we had a drink at the 360 bar. We really enjoyed ourselves.! we purchased tickets on another website. They gave us a small discount, but this is certainly worth visiting. read more
They did a great job with this attraction! I came during a very slow period but I could see how busy this place can get because there were a ton of rope lines/areas made for long lines. We were able to get to the top in less than 5 minutes. We parked in the parking garage (it was pricey!) that's connected to the building. The signage telling you how to get to the observation room was excellent! We had to take 2 separate elevators to get to the top, but they were really easy to follow. Once we got to the top, the views were the best! We spent about an hour walking around and looking outside. They also had a very cool interactive touch screen TV. You can scroll around and select different items around the city for a detailed description what you're looking at. They also had a bar area and plenty of seating to sip and enjoy the views. They also have an additional attraction on the observation floor called the TILT. You basically lean against a full length window and it tilts forward so you're leaning over and outside the building (but you aren't actually exposed to being outside). Overall, great attraction and worth doing if you have the time. read more
What a unique experience and a fantastic way to see the city (literally!) from above. Bought tickets online earlier in the day and planned the experience to coincide with sunset. After what was a very cloudy day, the skies parted and afforded my party an amazing view of the setting sun. I'm getting ahead of myself though.... after arriving to the John Hancock building, I hopped in line with my electronic tickets. After approximately 20 minutes, I boarded the elevator to the top and had an incredibly quick 90-something floor trip to the top, ear popping and all. You are immediately rewarded with 360 views of the entire cityscape and the shores of Lake Michigan. I spent ample time peering north, south, east, and west. Plenty of photo opps and seating to take a break. I did not participate in their TILT attraction but people seemed to be having fun. There's a bar up top and a small gift shop as well. Spent all the time I wanted soaking in the experience before returning to ground level. Well worth the experience. read more
sadly disappointed with my visit to the 360 observation deck as we didn't purchase tilt tickets before hand. we bought the city pass for a 1pm slot and when we arrived at the top, the next available tilt session was 5:15pm... this lead us to be disappointed and unsatisfied with our visit as we weren't going to wait four hours (plus the wait in the line) to experience the tilt. we much preferred sky deck as there is no extra cost to walk out on the ledge. read more
3 months ago
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Probably one of my favorite excursions. The parking was close and line up was easy. The view were amazing. The bar has snacks and mocktails for kids and non alcoholic drinkers. A lot of places to sit and just take in the views. read more
We went here because we had the City Pass and had a limited amount of time. I appreciated that the person at the front told us to consider rescheduling our reserved time because it was pretty cloudy and our view would be obscured. We went ahead anyway. They take your photo in the beginning, and it costs about $34 if you purchase one picture. Apparently it's $5 more for all different backgrounds of your picture. Kind of a rip off but it is for a tourist attraction. We did also go to the Skydeck/Willis Tower. I enjoyed the Skydeck/Willis Tour a bit more because there was more to do there as far as photo opportunities. 360 Chicago was cool because they have a Cloud Bar, which is pretty cute and I'm sure people enjoy having drinks while enjoying a view. They also have the Tilt "ride," which allows you to view the city at a tilt/you're leaning on glass. It tilts about 45 degrees from what I saw. I'm too chicken to do it though. Not sure if it's worth paying more for, if you can go to Skydeck to go on the glass boxes/ledges, which is included in your ticket price already. Anyway, it was still a decent experience. I'd say this experience was 3.5 stars which would have to be rounded up to 4 based on comparing the two towers. read more
7 months ago
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The 360 tilt is the 3rd tallest building in chicago. The first tallest building is the Willie's. The 360 tilt is on the 94th floor of the 100 tall building. To enter, you have to go down the stairs and in the building where you will have the cheese cake factory on the right side and Jamba juice on the left. You will buy your ticket based on viewing and tilt or just viewing. For the general admission for tilt and viewing, it will cost about $ 50. When you get upstairs, you can walk around and take pictures. Then you will have a bar section to drink and relax. You can also view chicago from above. You have a section where you can feel the chicago wind. Then, right next to it is the tilt. The tilt requires a ticket and for you to line up. After queueing and lining up, you go into the room with 8 windows. The window you will find the hand rails yo hold onto as the tilt begins. The window will tilt 3 times. I was told the best thing to do it to look straight and not down if you're afraid. It does help, but I noticed since I am trying to hold on to the hand rails. But your body would tense up or try to hold you back up, willing you are being tilted forward. My arms were being pushed against the hand rails. So my forearm was a bit sore. But overall it was worth the experience. 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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