My husband was nice enough to book this attraction for us. It was fabulous. You take a quick elevator up to the 103rd floor with great views of Chicago. Highly recommend this. read more

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The skydeck at the Sears tower is worth doing if you have the time to spare. The lines to get up the elevator and to take the picture in the glass box can be long depending on the time of day so I'd say give yourself at the least 2 hours if you want to have somewhat of an enjoyable experience here. The adult ticket price ranges from $35-$50 again depending on how busy it is for the time of day. Downstairs on the way to the elevator line there are lots of photo ops and Chicago history to read about. Once you're at the top you can see the city from every direction, and then there's the line to wait for your chance to take a picture in the box. The staff will have you first take a professional picture that you have the option to purchase downstairs then you have 60-90 seconds to take your own photos. From what I saw after your time in the box you might be allowed to go back in line to wait again if you want to take more photos. read more

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Great way to get unique panoramic views of the city and get great photo opportunities. We got our tickets through CityPass, which is a good value if you're doing multiple touristy attractions. You get expedited entry which saves time checking in, time going up the elevator and time on the ledge. Even without CityPass, paying the extra $10 for expedited access is well worth the time you save. Once you get up to the observation level, you can take in all the great views from 103 stories high. You then line up for your groups 90 second turn on the ledge. You can line up multiple times. Again this is where the expedited access helps. We were able to access the ledge twice in the same duration as the regular line went once. On days that are cloudy or rainy definitely check their webcam and consider rescheduling. If you're in town for a few days you want to book this early in your trip so you have the option to reschedule for a later day. read more

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Great views of Chicago. We went because it was 1 of the attractions on the City Pass, which gave us perks such as priority line to ride the elevator up to the Skydeck & for "The Ledge" to take pictures over the glass floor/wall. read more

Other than the cool photo opportunities this place puts mid into the mid-west. You have 60 seconds to take photos after waiting for close to an hour/hour and half to actually get said pictures. I would rather have 3 mins to take photos if I'm waiting so long it would be worth the extra wait. - they let "expedited tickets" cut in front of people who have waited longer than the people have been in the building. Giving the eat the rich vibes. But not shocked nor surprised. - add 20 minutes on to just get back down to the bottom. Because again there is a line to exit this place. For close to $70 for two people to get in on a foggy ass day is bullshit Don't waste your time or money. I could photoshop some better pictures read more

I visited both Skydeck and 360 on a recent trip to Chicago, and enjoyed Skydeck much more. Not only is it taller, but it's less crowded (though to be fair, we went on a Sunday morning versus a Saturday night at 360), and there's The Ledge, which comes with the ticket. It's a little counter-intuitive getting to the entrance, though. If you enter the building from the main street, you have to go down escalators, then you can take the elevator up to Skydeck. Our ears popped so many times going up. We appreciated the video on the way up as well - very informative. At the top, there are beautiful views of the city, lake, and other states. It was sunny when we were on the ground floor, and on the top floor the wind was very strong - my son loved seeing the clouds zipping by at eye level. This also made The Ledge a little spooky at times because standing out there we couldn't see anything, only clouds, until there was a break in the visibility. There's also a sequin wall to "leave your mark", which was a cool interactive bit. There's a gift shop at the top, and another at the bottom where you can buy the overpriced photos they take of you. read more

Skydeck - Observatories Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Located on the 103rd floor of the Willis Tower (formally the Sears Tower) on S. Wacker Dr. and W. Jackson Blvd. Our tickets to the SkyDeck were part of the CityPass, and it was such a great selection. We got to enjoy the phenomenal view of Chicago's architecture and even stepped on 'The Ledge', which is a glass floored balcony/box perched 4.3 feet outside of the Willis Tower. We were allowed 90 seconds to stand on it and take pictures. It was such an incredible experience, and I'm glad we got to do this. read more

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The Skydeck offers the best views of Chicago. The Chicago Museum is located in the entrance and gives the visitors a tour of Chicago. My favorite is the CTA L train! Great place to spend a day ! read more

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Very informative on Chicago history. Reasonable ticket prices and lots of availability. Best to go in morning before it gets too busy. It's probably really pretty at night too. Nice city views from all four sides of the building. Nice experience alone or with a group. They have a souvenir gift shop too. Fun but not sure I'd do it again, definitely worth the experience though. read more

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You must come here on your trip to Chicago! Order your tickets online and make sure to get the expedited entry! My party and I came a little earlier than our actual time and they let us in! Very smooth from entry, viewing to leaving! Check out the gift shops too! The views are awesome and make sure to check out the ledge! Staff friendly and accommodating! read more

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This was such a lovely experience!! The photos came out great and the history walk at the beginning was a sweet touch. read more

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If you like to wait in lines you'll love it here Very expensive, unfriendly staff Waited in line to get to the top for over an hour, then get to the top to see another long line to only be able to spend 60 seconds on the ledge read more

For my 800th review I'm going to review one of the places I always wanted to visit and finally did so on my birthday last month. Heights are usually not my thing, depending on what. And even though millions of people have walked on the glass skydeck, people still thought I was crazy to do it. Getting to Skydeck is easy to get to, and the workers on the ground floor of the Willis Tower (or to Chicago locals who won't let it go, the Sears Tower) were very helpful. Weirdly, you have to go two floors down, and go through a Chicago history lesson exhibit to get to the elevators. The ride is about not even two minutes and you're on the 103rd floor without even knowing it. The people who worked up there were also friendly. There is a gift shop, and of course all the viewing areas. You can view from all four sides. They only allow two minutes on the glass platform but as long as there is no one waiting in line I don't think they care that much. But if there is, you can go back in line and step on another platform. You can spend as long as you like up there, and to me - the novelty never wore off. It was cool being on the same level as clouds. My only thing is I wish I had better knowledge of the city of Chicago as I wasn't familiar with any of the buildings beneath me. read more

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Definitely loved this place. would love to come back here again to admire the beautiful Chicago. Such a great experience. if there's one thing i didn't like about the experience is how they only give you i think about 1min & 30 sec or so to take pics..... uh yeah i need more than that lol but overall it was good. read more

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From the moment we walked in the building we were amazed. The staff immediately directed us to the correct location. The staff was spread out throughout the building to assist. The decor was very representative of the city which allowed for iconic pictures. The scenery is scary from the lookout but the pictures are beautiful. read more

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Listen, I'm scared of heights! I'm gonna have to work on that cause I despise being fearful but until then, I don't let it stop me from doing the things! Idk how much expedited entry costs but it's worth it. I purchased the citypass and this was one of my excursions and thankfully, it came with expedited experience. Comparing the expedited line for the ledge to the regular admission, IT'S WORTH IT! There's also an expedited line for the elevators going in. They don't give a damn about it when you're leaving though lol so that line was annoying. Anyway, I had to share part my ledge with a party of two which initially I didn't like but they were cool (talked to them while in the line also) and left before me so I could enjoy it alone a few seconds. Cynthia helped me out on the ledge, again I was scared af! She was super motivational and supportive and literally I locked elbows with her and she walked me out. She was a doll! Couldn't have done it without her support. The key was to not look down the whole time. I know, I know but it helped til I got more comfy. But you don't get but a minute or two so all that has to happen quickly. She took pics with their camera and mine. Of course theirs was lovely but I opted not to pay $40 for 2 pics that will end up in a drawer. read more

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This Skydeck is a must for any Chicago traveler. Iconic, beautiful, memorable. Yet, not really for me. This visit to Chicago I was solo and I had a free day so I went online and booked a ticket. Booking a ticket ($44) includes scheduling a timeframe, I suppose to control the flow for the limited space. I considered when would be the optimal time, and did a quick Goog for Chicago sunset time and selected 8:15 pm. They say arrive 15 minutes early so I got in even earlier around 7:40. As a note, when you arrive you don't just hop into an elevator and reach the top. There is a loooong walkway that is used a queue to the elevator; didn't get inside the elevator until 8:30. But it wasn't all terrible, the path is setup like a museum showing historic Chicago. I even took a selfie with a cutout of the Obamas :) It could be that other visitors also considered the timeframe because when those elevator doors opened, it was packed! The floor is just empty space with no seats, just windows and a souvenir shop, yet there were people everywhere. Almost just a quickly as I stepped out, I was looking to get back in. The longest part to getting back down was the photo area where people stand on the glass ledge. The down elevator was beyond this long queue, taking maybe a 1/3 of the floor - long line. Once you get to the front of the window queue, you're assigned a window and an employee starts a timer that's easily displayed; I think it was 60 seconds. TL;DR: Iconic building with a breathtaking 360 view. Great for groups and families doing the tourist thing. Be prepared for long waits. read more

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The one thing I wanted to do while in Chicago the last time was to make my way to Willis Tower and go to the Skydeck. But that wasn't in the books back then, but I made sure to do it right this time. I booked my visit ahead of time so that way I didn't have to mess around with getting a ticket when I arrived. We can circle back around to this a bit later, there is so much more to say. When I arrived, I was so confused as to where to go. GPS only takes you so far and I was so lost when I got to the tower. I followed the signs around the building and literally ended up a half block from where I started. Then inside I just kind of guessed where I had to go by following people around me. Then there is the entrance area, it was so confusing. Do I do the kiosk or not? There really is not signage to tell you what to do and on top of that, there was no one around to ask. I just say screw it and headed to the next area. Checking in was easy. I was early but they allowed me to enter. See, no one was really around here this time of day and I think that they just didn't really care at that point. Before heading up to the Skydeck you are treated to a brief history of Chicago, surrounding area, the tower, and a few other things. Think mini museum. Once you make your way through the many turns and exhibits that are meant to thin out the crowd to no overwhelm the upper portion, you make it to the elevator line. Have fun on there, you never know who you might be with on the elevator. My luck, going up, I was on with a whole family who were visiting. I think I may have made their elevator up picture a bit awkward. But, hey, no one said you had to take a group family picture in the elevator. The elevator ride, even though it wasn't as long as I expected it to be, was intriguing. I was really impressed by the amount of thought put into this. And it totally tricked my mind into thinking that I was flying through the air at one point. Then you get up to the top and finally get to see the whole entirety of Chicago. I was floored by the views. You basically get a 360 of the area. Such great views, get scenery, and depending on the time of day you visit, the best picture you will take in Chicago. I went as the sun was setting and it allowed for a great array of pictures. The one I got looking out over the lake even had a rainbow in it. The one looking towards the sunset was almost postcard worthy. Now, the Skydeck itself is an amazing feeling. You feel as if you are suspended in the air overlooking the city yourself. I've done this also in Paris and London where you are high up and walking on glass. It's a bit intimidating here as you are much higher up than most places. You can get lost in the moment and definitely take all the selfies you can while here. Now, the circling back. The pricing here is what really nagged at me. I knew there was going to be a price, but it felt a little steep for all that this is. A very small museum, an elevator ride, and a view of the city. Not only that, but they also seemed to think that you would part with your money on top of paying an admission fee. When you make your way through the museum they want to take one of those gimmicky tourist photos. Then when you finally do get to one of the Skydeck pods they try to get you again with another gimmicky photo there. Listen, we are living in a world where people are not going to pay for your photos, especially when you have not only a camera, but a video camera, in your phone. I did enjoy this, as I doubt I would be back in Chicago any time soon. But I felt a bit underwhelmed with it all. I got my photos, I took in the view, I learned something new, but it just felt underwhelming. To top it off, check out the gift shop on your way out. read more

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I came here on a random Tuesday afternoon in October and I had a very very speedy experience. You need to purchase tickets in advance and I recommend timing it to be around sunset if you care about that. It's timed entry to help with the flow of traffic. I was able to get up to the sky edge in less than 20 minutes however I understand that's not the average busy day. I like how along the way up you have history of Chicago exhibits to look at to keep you entertained. I was worried about the line at the top so rushed through them but I wish I took more time learning about Chicago! Once you get to the top there is another line for the sky edge but you can take photos in other areas than the edge too. Once you get to the edge they give you 90 seconds to get all your photos in. I personally appreciated that because it helps keep the line moving. The people take your photo if you ask but do so a little begrudgingly I must say lol the experience is about 40-45 dollars. I recommend to check off the Chicago bucket list but no need to go back after that! View was gorgeous and one of a kind if you take the time to learn about the city with the exhibits they offer. read more

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Touristy, but definitely a Chicago must visit! The view is second to none and they even have an exhibit you can walk through that displays Chicago's history. The wait to get onto the glass floor decks can be long (about a 45 min wait) and you only get 60 seconds to take pics. They let you re-join the line in case the first pics aren't to your liking though which is great. read more

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More than 1.7 million people make their way to Willis Tower's Skydeck Chicago each year, and it's easy to see why. (I have been to both Skydeck and 60 Chicago and I guess, I will choose this). Occupying the 103rd floor - (that's nine floors higher than 360 CHICAGO) of the 110-story Willis Tower, Skydeck Chicago boasts breathtaking views of the city It is the third-tallest building in North America after One World Trade Center and Central Park Tower and is home to the highest public viewing area in the United States. cool! Long lines quickly form for Skydeck Chicago, so plan on arriving early or purchasing a Chicago City PASS, which covers expedited admission into the attraction. If you'd like to enjoy the sunset from the tower, plan on arriving 30 to 45 minutes before sunset to ensure you have enough time to get through the elevator line and up to the top. Coming to "The Ledge" Queue: I suggest going there as early as possible. I bought the 10 AM slot and straight away we hit for ledge, not many people in the line and we got 90 secs to experience it. after that, we were exploring the city, Lake View, and spent around 30 minutes. wife suggested, can we go again one more time (yes, we went to the ledge 3 times) - but it was too crowded, and they were accommodating 2 couples in one ledge. 45 secs - one couple at one side and then switch for the next 45 seconds. They keep a timer and will be rude sometimes if you don't follow the rules. some facts: The Ledge's glass boxes extend out 4.3 feet from the Skydeck on the 103rd floor. Each box weighs 7,500 lbs. and is comprised of three layers of half-inch thick glass and is built to withstand five tons of pressure and can hold 10,000 lbs.! I found it cooler than TILT. in tile, you can't carry a camera for safety reasons and your friends/relatives can't take pics. they are outside the room. here in Ledge, I can go banana and do anything. read more

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Early in the morning there is no wait. The view of the city is amazing. They have updated the lobby as you are going up to the sky deck and its really nice. read more

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So the weather was really bad. The elevators had to be shut down so we could not go to the top. I asked for a refund and the guy said no. He wanted us to reschedule. We are there for a vacation so rescheduling is not really an option as we have other things to do. After some discussion , I got a refund except they would not refund the $5 service charge. I will not go on skydeck in the future. They should give a complete refund when the elevators shut down out of safety. It's not like we changed plans. They were the ones who shut down the elevator due to high winds. read more

I've been to Skydeck several times over the past few years and enjoyed it but this past experience was the worst. We purchased general admission for 1 pm. There are far too many people let through at one time, there's a long, wraparound line to get to the actual boxes and once in you have to share with another party and are limited to 90 seconds. It's certainly a cool experience, but brought down by the overcrowding and limited time to explore the box. It's also incredibly expensive for a rushed, 90 second thrill. read more

This is one of those must-do activities when in the Chicago area. There are two different high-rise skyscrapers the compete against one another for ideal views of the city, and I selected skydeck. We went on a Monday morning, so there was no line whatsoever at the opening. The walkway between the entrance and the elevator provides great opportunities for photos along the way representing various Chicago landmarks and popular Chicagoans. What's on the elevator, it's a quick ride up to the 103rd floor where the photo opportunities are boundless and the views are wonderful. The "Ledge" gives yet another opportunity for a unique perspective, and of course those photos are for sale after the event. The activity is a bit pricey - we paid about $45 per person, but for a once-in-a-lifetime view, great photos, and an overall fun activity this was well worth it. If you're going on a weekend or an otherwise busy time, you should definitely book a pre-planned arrival time online. read more

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Paid for expedited entry, only for the other line that was general admission to go before me. So DONT pay for expedited entry. They'll let general admission first either way. My ticket was for 7:30 pm. By the time we were done, 7:42pm they turned off all the lights, was unable to get souvenirs or even photos on that floor. Such a waste of money. You guys should turn lights off at 8pm cause that's when you're supposed to be closing! I messaged them TWICE for a refund, no response. Don't pay for the "discounted" parking either, it's $20, but by the time I went to pay for my ticket it was only $18. I paid ahead the $20 already, the barcode didn't work. I had to pay $18 again. Currently in the process of getting a refund from the parking garage, as far as refund for anything from skydeck, I've gotten no response at all. read more

It was my second time at Skydeck but my boyfriend's first, tell me why I was more scared this time around?! There was no line for the photo ops and wasn't crowded when we reached the top either. We ate our breakfast at the top while we admire Chicago's beautiful view. We then lined up to take a multitude of pictures while we sit, stand, jump on the glass ledge. I was so scared! But everything was worth it. My boyfriend was very well braver than me and even pushed me to the very edge while I was shaking my legs doing it. No regrets! read more

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A fun way to see Chicago from above, SkyDeck at the Willis (formerly Sears) Tower provides visitors with a 360-degree view of the Windy City from 103 floors up. The glass balconies jutting out over Wacker Drive and the other surrounding streets add an element of adrenaline to the experience, and make SkyDeck slightly more interesting than the overpriced TILT attraction at the John Hancock tower across town. Buy tickets online ahead of time if you can, and don't rush through the fascinating history exhibit on the lower floors. A must for anyone visiting Chicago for the first time. read more

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Lame. Long lines, expensive and crowded. Lame. Long lines, expensive and crowded. Never again. 2 stars read more

Skydeck - View is cool, but spending hours to see it is not really worth the effort. - Observatories Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

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Quality/Quantity - We had more fun touring the bottom "The Skydeck Experience" with all the city backgrounds. Somewhat interactive. And just like the London Tower Yelp review, I think I cleaned your floor glass with my back, LOL. Willis Tower, but I still call it Sears Tower. 1353 feet and 103 floors in the sky. Atmosphere - A main tourist attraction. We just did this in Norway and Tower of London (way cooler) and will do something like this in Australia later this year (also will be way cooler climbing a bridge). But when in Chicago... Open 7 days a week. See Yelp or website for specific hours. Keep in mind hours are seasonal. Available for events also. Service - Just okay. Super strict with a 1 minute limit on the sky deck. And there was almost no one here today, well at least when we were here. Btw - website says 1-2 minutes per party. The photographer was cool though. Actually, took so many pictures within the minute. Price - $33.50 per person. Prices vary with demand. Discounts for advanced purchases. Same prices in person or online. Check out the Chicago City Pass for potential more discounts. Owner comment - Congrats on all your successes since 1974. read more

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If you plan to visit Skydeck Chicago, I'd recommend arriving about an hour before your assigned time to enjoy the walk-through portion. The overall experience is cool, with breathtaking views of the city, and makes use of great social media pics However, I have to admit that my experience was marred by the behavior of the employees. Unfortunately, they weren't as nice and welcoming as I had hoped. There was a fair amount of yelling, hollering, and making demands towards visitors, which I found to be quite rude. It made the experience less enjoyable. I believe they should work on implementing a better system to ensure a more pleasant and organized experience for visitors. While the views are undoubtedly worth it, the atmosphere could use some improvement to make the visit more enjoyable. Just my thought. read more

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Checked out Skydeck for the first time last week as it was part of our CityPASS. We got expedited entry with it and I'm so glad we did- otherwise we would have waited awhile...and it didn't even appear to be that busy. I think we probably spent a half hour or so walking around up top and then we got 2 minutes on the actual ledge- yes they time each party and you get 1 or 2 minutes depending on your group size. It was cool and definitely thrilling to be up so high and I'm glad we did it once but I don't think we'll do it again. read more

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Any Ferris Bueller fan who goes to Chicago will probably end up here. Loved that they had vendors on the ground floor (shake shack, sweetgreen, donuts, sushi, tacos??!) making it a nice destination for ppl on lunch in the area but also patrons who might have a grumbly stomach as they wait for their time slot or after they've exited the attraction. They offer timed tickets that instruct you to arrive 15 mins prior but I was on time and was still allowed up with no wait. You will go through security giving me airport flashbacks and they take a photo before you go up ($30 ish dollars and you get 3). The real treat is the immersive experience. You learn Chicago history as you walk through scenes showing it's architecture, landmarks, and it's origin story. Great photo ops honestly better than the pics they may give you lol. The ride up the 103rd floor is the most annoying part. They will pack you in like sardines. They have 2 elevators but only one working. The views are amazing once you get there. You'll see east, south, north and west views and they tell you on a sign what you are looking at. Definitely try going on a sunny day so you can see for miles. They also have "the ledge" where you can step out and get a more thrilling experience and more photos. There's a line for this. I opted out lol. A great treat especially for the iconic scene that was filmed here. Gen admission prices do vary based on what I saw and they do offer expedited admission but I don't see the need to pay extra for that. Lines moved quickly except for the ledge experience. read more

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It was astounding standing over the Skydeck in Chicago, which was an unforgettable experience that was filled with breathtaking views. This skyscraper of 1,353 feet was phenomenal with its panorama view that stretched endlessly. The view was mesmerizing with all the lights that stretched across the sky. The glass floor was a breathtaking experience that helped to see across the city as far as the eye can see. The experience felt surreal to zip up in an elevator that almost makes you feel like flying. It was a moment of pure wonder of enligthenment to see the skyline in its pure beauty. We did the accelerated line that gave us minimal wait time to experience the skyline. I recommend it to get the best bang for its buck. The beauty and memories during this experience will linger long after leaving the Skydeck. read more

The experience was meh. The view was GREAT, but we ran across some issues. The line to go up to the Skydeck after the first part of the attraction (a bunch of exhibits about the history of the tower) was very long. The lines were also very long for the "ledge" was very long as well and you only get 90 seconds. We had some very rude foreign tourists behind us, and they cut in front of us and blocked us while we were trying to take pictures and got in our personal space doing their own things which no social awareness which was very uncomfortable and left a bad taste in our mouths. The worker just let it happen when I complained and didn't give us extra time so we had to get all the way back in the super long lines which we didn't want to so we just left. They worker also took some horrible pictures of us :( which I don't blame since they're not photographers but still a con. Honestly, we stood around for really long just for a few pictures. I'll put some of the decent pictures we got below. There are also a lot of people walking around and they get into the reflection of the glass when you're trying to take pictures of the view through the glass which I didn't like, but that's just what happens which public exhibits. Note: My review is based on my experience from all aspects as whole, and I may have just gotten unlucky with certain things like running into assholes and unhelpful workers. read more

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Always a good trip! We chose to go later in the day for sunset this round and it was a beautiful clear night. The line for the overlook was quite long, but staff did a great job of moving everyone through at a good pace! read more

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We have done this 2x now. It's definitely a cool photo to look up into their camera in the ledge and see Chicago beneath you but it's definitely crowded with lines and waits and they hurry you along when you're on the edge taking your photos. We purchased the City Pass which expedites the lines and did help with the wait and had a nice time helping our friend face her fears and stand in the ledge for photos. It's awesome to see the city like this and everyone should try and do it at least one time. read more

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A must visit if you're visiting Chicago! Our ticket is for 7pm and going at that time gives you a chance to see the sunset from the sky deck and the nice city lights after. The line to get to the sky deck wasn't very long, and there were a lot of photo ops on the way to the elevator so you can just enjoy the displays as you walk through. Just a warning that they pack as many people possible in the elevator so it's a little awkward. I found that the line for the photos at the ledge (once you're at the top) is the part where you'll have to wait a bit, probably took us 15-20min to wait. The workers there time each party that's taking photos so you can't take too long. Overall it was a good experience and recommend it to people who are Chicago tourists :) read more

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I got to sit on glass, 103 floors up! To paraphrase a certain commercial, 'the view it's gotta be the view'! Heck I even got to stand by the windows with the south view and throw my "305" up for Miami :) Similar to the other high rise observation deck, this is a panoramic penthouse of an office building. Since it is not X-braced and a little taller, I certainly felt a little more sway than the other tall building I visited. The employees took the picture for sale (I got the printed copy at the gift shop #banksy) as well as some on my cellphone. The elevator ride up is pretty cool, as you get a recording comparing what other tall structures you pass on the way up. There's also a food court / hall on the ground floor. Definitely another must see if you're in Chicago! read more

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What can I say that hasn't been said? If you go to Chicago, you gotta do this. Is it overpriced? Yes Is it crowded? Yes Is it worth the wait? Yes Should you miss the opportunity? No Crack open the wallet and get the best view of Chicago....or any city...that you will ever get. It is pretty incredible. read more

Skydeck - Observatories Near Me - Chicago, Illinois