This is such a fun tourist trap. It's clean and has a beautiful view. The best part is that there is an indoor playground at the bottom so I think my kids enjoyed that the most. we went on a Friday morning when it opened at 9 and it was empty. read more

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Tips: buy tickets in advance and if you are thinking about going to multiple places look into getting the city pass (better value for the money) Tickets lines can be a bit long in person so I suggest purchasing online. Small play area for the children by the cafe downstairs close to the gift shop. Parking underground in convenient but also is pricy, the weekend rate $27.00 If they tell you there is low visibility due to fog, trust them or you will be equally shocked as we were when we got up and find ourselves in a white room. There isn't much to do when you can't see the views outside. Walked around, onto the glass floor. There is a charge to go to the pod. There are bistros upstairs, poutine nachos, dessert and drinks available. It is pricy roughly 14-20$. Overall, worth checking out when visiting Toronto for the views of the city especially around sunset. read more

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The view from the top is 5 stars but the ridiculous ticketing system and lineups rate only one star, and almost ruin the whole experience. Buying tickets online was actually super easy, but the concept of a timed entry is pointless when they can't manage it properly. There was only a single lineup outside, whether you had timed tickets or not. No signs anywhere to advise people where to stand, either. Normally, you'd expect a sign that says "Timed entry ticket holders line up here" or something so you at least know you're in the right place. We stood in line for about 40 minutes, which was way too long when you have a reserved time. This was not my first time going up, so I was surprised at how long the wait was this time. I was in New York City just a few days earlier and there were no lines for the Empire State Building, which also uses a timed entry system. In any case, it's still a cool thing to do when you're visiting Toronto. I love the glass elevator and always like to ride at the front for the best view. It was a beautiful day and you see the whole city on a clear day. Despite being disorganized and expensive, it's still a must-see in my opinion, although I'm not likely to return again unless I'm with people from out of town. read more

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I really like this. The exhibit on the bottom floor explains the history of the CN tower. You can see everything once on top. The elevator has an attendant who rides up with you so it feels more safer. It's a very great tower, the glass floor looking straight down. I see kids and people laying down on it. But it's a very cool experience for those who are in Toronto. It's a must visit. You can even see planes take off and land at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport. read more

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Amazing is an understatement. Beautiful . Go up up up And up some more ! It was $55 CN to go all the way to the top and well worth it . The middle was super crowded , the top level We had to ourselves read more

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If I may offer my two cents, the CN Tower is an absolute must when in Toronto. Even if you're not one to do the touristy stuff, this is worthwhile and unique. read more

I decided to take a moment to do the ultimate tourist event in Toronto. First, the meal is about 50 USD with exchange rates. However, you are only spending 15 dollars more on a meal and the view than you would spend on the observation deck. Trust me, that extra is so worth being able to take your time and enjoy the full 2 hours to take in the sky scape of Toronto. The weight staff are very professional and helpful to everyone. read more

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Amazing views of downtown Toronto, the island, and I heard on a clear day Niagara Falls. If you're an AAA member, you get a small discount. I went early on a Thursday and it was a great experience. No wait at all. It got busy around noon time. The main observation level has a small cafe if you need snacks. You can easily spend an hour at this level. I ended up purchasing a ticket to Skybox which is the tallest level of the CN tower and it was insane! I spent another hour here. On the pricy side but worth it! To avoid the crowds, go first thing in the morning when they open. Hopefully it's a clear day. read more

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Iconic tower in Canada . Right in the heart of the city . Missed seeing it in night . I heard it's spectacular in the night . There is a observatory with some great views . We chose to go to skylon observatory and had to skip CN observatory. It's still a great place for family pics and going around . Parking is tough. Paid parkings all around .. good overall .. read more

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It's great for those that are not afraid of heights and those that don't have a vertigo problem. I've been to many towers and this was by far the tallest. Great views! read more

In my opinion this is one of the best observation decks one could visit, particularly on a clear day such as what we had. The views were awesome and there was a lot to look at in Toronto itself. It was a busy weekend due to it being the first great weather of the year, but we went early and it wasn't very crowded. As we were leaving I could see the queue really growing, so I recommend coming early. I also recommend coming as part of the city pass. This actually wasn't even on my list until I came across the city pass but I'm now very happy it was because it was great! They also have a gift shop with decent prices, a great selection, and a neat design. read more

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Great view of the city during the night time! Tour guides were very informative on the history of the tower on the way up and down.

Our next family Toronto adventure take us to CN Tower with a category of 4.6 and more than 66,295 reviews this place was the icon for many 32 years the tallest tower in the world. What incredible views from the top Toronto is an amazing city and the lake around the city, we take time to enjoy every side of the city from the top of the tower, high recommend place to visit if you come to Toronto. read more

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Must see when you are in Toronto area. Contemporary of our revolving restaurant in downtown Vancouver. The restaurant on the top is called 360 Amazing cuisines. Bisy place and I dont know where is the parking,the hotel I stayed is just across the street and the Ripleys aquarium is adjacent to the tower. Busy land mark of Toronto . And a lot more taller that our revolving resto in Vancouver. Main floor is a huge store where you can buy a lot of stuff. Souvenir i believed is cheaper outside. I had fun during my visit and Ienjoyed our dinner as well. Kudos CN Tower read more

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Lovely meal in a spectacular setting. Exceeding expectations all evening. Staff make sure things are perfect

I loved the CN Tower. What I like the most is that it wasn't timed. We have time to stay as long or short as we want. We also get to eat while there & take in the views. We paid extra for the skypod, luckily it was c$10 only because I don't think it was worth more than that. The glass floor wasn't available when I went so I can't review that. Right next door is the aquarium which is was also cool. read more

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I had fun with my family, I walked around the areas when I was at the CN Tower. I was feel excited.

Of course this is must to do when visiting Toronto for the 1st time. We were able to get our entry included with our dinner at the 360 Restaurant so rather than paying just $35 for a ticket alone we had the 3 course dinner which I do recommend. You will have to go through security check but for the most part the line does move. I am not sure if at anytime do they allow you to go outside when at the top unfortunately some parts of the observatory is/was under renovation. read more

I had a great time at the CN Tower. I highly recommend purchasing tickets ahead online. The viewing area is very very crowded and there is a bit of construction going on so finding your way around (even though it's just a circle) is a bit difficult. You will need to wait in lines to get on the elevators going up and down. The wait to go up was the longest wait. If you prefer less crowded spaces, I recommend getting skypod tickets as well. The view is a bit higher up and there are fewer people. You can see people doing the 'Edgewalk' from there. Overall, a fun experience to do with really amazing views. read more

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$45 for adult general admission. The view was nice but not worth that much. We spent a total of 35 mins read more

CN Tower - $45 for adult general admission - Landmarks & Historical Buildings Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

CN Tower is a Toronto landmark and a bucket list item for anyone with a love of tall buildings (well...towers)! The ride in the elevator is quick, considering you're going over 1000 ft up. Unfortunately, we chose a cloudy night and an event was going on in much of the area but it was still a memorable experience. Having been before on a better day, the Toronto cityscape is best viewed from high up and it is easy to spot the city's landmarks from above. Will definitely return on our next trip! read more

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Restaurant was more high end and fancier than expected. This isn't a burger and fries touristy trap and may not be a great choice for dining for little ones. That all being said the food and staff were spectacular and of course the views were amazing. The restaurant does a full 360 in roughly 80 minutes read more

So we ate dinner at the restaurant, and if you're going to go to the tower, I'd highly recommend. It's a separate line for dinner and they walk you right past the crowds. Originally they did not have us by the window so we elected to wait for another table and WORTH IT. Fortunate enough to sit right by the window at sunset; spectacular way to see the city. As for the food and drinks, also amazing. First time having duck wings and all I can say is WOW. We also had the bison and sampled a few different deserts. On top of the great food, our server was great and shared a few great laughs. In my opinion, this is the best way to see the city and visit the CN Tower. read more

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This is a 5 star on all aspects of dining: food, ambiance, and service. Dining here was the highlight of our trip. The 360° view was breathtaking! Make your reservation ahead of time. Also, the benefit of going to this restaurant is you byoass the long lines of tourists going to the observatory. There's a separate line/entrance to get to the restaurant. After dining, you can go to the observatory. Admission is free for diners. read more

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Incredible views of Toronto and a must do at least once in life while visiting the city. I 100% recommend you eating at the restaurant because 1) you get to go up there for free* 2) you'll get a better view and more time to see everything 3) Not crowded and you have premium access 4) The food is actually good! 5) with the 2 course meal deal ($75) you get the main food + dessert, for exemple, and hit the minimum amount you must spend. To visit the tower you'll pay $43 (adult) to access the Main Observation Level. If you want to go higher to the Skypod you can pay $10 extra once there and go up. The Skypod + Main Observation Level tickets are $53 + taxes. If you decide to eat the restaurant, you must spend a minimum of $75 per person on food (excluding 12yo and under). So, $75 - $43 = $32 for the food, per person. But you're not just paying for the food with that price, you're also paying for a less crowded experience, nice views, good food, and access to the main observation level as well. If you're going to the restaurant, you'll also skip the big line! They'll take you through a different path and a separate elevator. Once up there you'll get your table and a nice view. IMPORTANT: The table's area move around so you will have a 360 view of Toronto. It can take a while to get used to it and you'll feel it moving. It can be bad if you have motion sickness fyi. On their menu, they have a 2 course ($75) and a 3 course ($90) meal option, as well as a La carte options. If you pick the 2 course meal which is the minimum you must spend there anyway, you can pick 2 between appetizers, main and dessert. My husband and I chose the main and dessert. He picked the HONEY-RUBBED CHICKEN SUPREME and I got the AGED PRIME RIB (extra $15). And the chicken was better than the steak! I regretted getting the steak and paying extra for it because the chicken was way better! The steak was warm and ok but not worth the $15 extra I had to pay. Then we got the desserts. Husband ordered the STICKY MAPLE TOFFEE BUNDT and I got the CHOCOLATE AND SOUR CHERRY CAKE. And again, my husband's food was better lol. The sticky maple dessert is amazing: hot and cold, soft and crunchy, sweet and sour at the same time! A must try! The chocolate cake in the other hand was dry and not very special. We also got the bread basket with butter and chives. It was good but I probably wouldn't get it again. The bread arrived after our food which wasn't ideal. Once we were done with our meal, we went down to the main observatory level. It was crowded!! So many people, so loud! It was hard to find a spot to see outside without people going in front of you. At the moment I was so glad that we decided on the restaurant! On the main level there's a restaurant that serves soup, salad, poutine, burger, and more. On the first level there's a gift shop and a cafe. Overall it was a great experience and the food was great. I'm glad I went there. read more

Really cool way to view the city. Makes everything look little. I'd recommend going the extra distance and taking the Pod farther up. You can feel the building sway. I walked in from the streets and followed signs which was easy. There's a cafe observation area with high tops and regular tables. read more

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Fun experience with lots of good staff directing the flow of people and answering all sorts of questions. Security line goes very quickly! Definitely pre buy tickets! read more

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This place is so beautiful from the top. My son and I went there in September and it was amazing. I love the view from the top of the tower. You really did have a 360* from the top. You could see all of Toronto and a beautiful view of Lake Ontario. There was tons of food options and great cocktails read more

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It is super cool getting to go up the tower and look around... and down. It's a thrill! If you are taking a vacation here, it's probably worth checking out. read more

Definitely a must visit spot in the city! Id recommend going for dinner here! Their desserts are a must try!

Apparently this is a timed event meaning when you buy your ticket you can only go at a specific time. You just can't go up. They should have mentioned that at the ticket booth. And when waiting for my turn I see a lot people didn't know this too. You guys really need to tell people what time they buy the tickets for. I had to wait longer to get up to the tower. Poorly managed read more

This is a must see attraction in Toronto if you are visiting. I HIGHLY recommend do after it gets dark because the city looks amazing all lit up. I am no history buff, but I like to read about the history on the walls of how it was constructed and the work that went into building such a unique and tall structure. Once inside and you have your ticket, it's a small maze depending on how busy they are, to get to the starting point. They are pretty strict about making you wait till your designated time (even if it's only 5 minutes away), likely a result of COVID measures. They recommend you wear a mask, but 95% of those who visit do not wear one. Staff is friendly when you interact, but they don't try to interact with you unless you attempt to go into an unauthorized area. In other high-rise attractions I been to, they usually say a few things as you get into the elevator. Here they just point you into the elevator and then say nothing. Once on the observation deck, you are free to move about at your own will. There are a few cafe's where you can indulge in some cafe style food. You can make your way around the observation deck as many times as you want. Even though to get in you need to reserve a time, once at the top there is no time limit. There is not a few you wouldn't want to see from any vantage point. You MUST have patience at this point, because if crowded you are battling it out for the next glass window to be able to take pictures with everyone that is up there. A few spots there is glass where you can look directly down to the ground from 111 stories up. Overall, it's worth the one-time experience. If you want to try their 360 restaurant, they have a $75 minimum and I believe you need to make a reservation in advance. Check it out, you won't be disappointed. read more

Omgggg what an amazing experience!!! Service was a 10 out of 10 still attentive and make sure we understood what was on the menu Food: cooked to perfection Ambience: very nice, not as romantic as I imagined , but the view of Toronto makes up for everything read more

This was the coolest thing ever We got to eat dinner at the top of the tower and got to eat while looking at the whole city of Toronto so if you are visiting Toronto you should do this incase you never come back. read more

Highly recommend the CN tower. It has 360 degree views of the city. There also a restaurant, however a reservation is required and need to be made several weeks in advance. read more

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Great spot for tours since the tower is real easy to spot, but I wouldn't go inside because the walk is mighty tedious and in my opinion the price to pay wasn't the best. It's best to go in nighttime too, that's a tip! read more

We came on a raining/foggy day. Not surprised that we can't see anything. Overall it was still a great experience. Good service. Esp we didn't show up to the time we booked but they still let us in. People were very helpful with directions. It's just like other towers but overall 4 stars for the service and I guess I did see some night lights at the end read more

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This is a must do for tourist!! I would even make a visit if I was a local. The views are amazing, and they have indoor eating right where you check out the views. They also have a restaurant that requires a reservation and a very nice giftshop. We will make this a stop whenever in the Toronto area. They do have a nearby parking garage. No prior appointment needed, and you can reserve a time on the same day. read more

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//5 stars for great views //-1for price vs worth In contrary, I do recommend going up the CN tower to see the city skyline. However, I must warn you it is pricey. It's a must do if you are staying longer than 3 days in Toronto. For about CA $45 you can go up to the first viewing level but for an extra CA $10 you can go a level up. I honestly think the extra level is not much worth for an extra $$. You can buy your ticket online for a time slot or you can buy it at location. The person at the desk had a hospitality of a wall - I wish they had a kiosk inside. Maybe because it was winter season but the line to get in through security was fast and painless - if you prepare. They have a see-through elevator as it goes up and down so it was cool how high the view was - warning you go really high for those with fear of heights. At the top, they have the whole area enclosed with great views. Take your picture and videos. They have coffee shops and tables for you to have some food while enjoying your view. They did not have the glass floor open due to constructions but the view outside was enough. Overall, I probably spent about 15 min or so. As soon as you take the elevators down, you are in the gift shop. The gift shop had reasonable price items - I advice you to get souvenirs if you are strap for time. Overall, it is not cheap but if you want great views (especially during summer), I recommend - however buy your tickets online ahead of time during summer to avoid the long lines. Enjoy read more

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Went on our CityPass. Unfortunately we had to go up with 0% visibility because it was our last day there. read more

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