Chicago · 360 CHICAGO OBSERVATION DECK
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Ninety-four floors up the old Hancock, the view runs for miles and TILT leans you out over the Mag Mile. Below are the best ways to book 360 Chicago and the city's other high decks: what each ticket includes, when to go for the light, and the price.
Skip the line to 360 CHICAGO for sweeping skyline and Lake Michigan views from the 94th floor, plus exhibit and CloudBar access.
“great views of the city, plenty of time to look around and take photos”
Skip the stress and get sweeping 360 views from 94 stories up at 360 Chicago, plus optional CloudBar and TILT for extra thrills.
“The views are great, but the TILT experience is NOT.WORTH.IT. I had a terrible experience. It was incredibly over priced and the actual tilt is so mild that we didn't even realize it was happening. It does not change your view at all. I'm not sure why some people can't handle the thrill or the feeling...because for us, there was no feeling at all! I RECOMMEND SKIPPING THIS!”
Go City’s Chicago Explorer Pass lets you pick 2–7 attractions from 35+ options, including 360 Chicago, with a 30-day mobile ticket guide.
“This review is more about GO CITY PASS and VIATOR, not the attractions themselves, which were great. HOWEVER, the passes didn't load through Viator, and barcodes didn't scan and at times it felt like I had been scammed. All the tour operators were helpful and still gave us access but it was frustrating. My suggestion would be to buy direct from the people that provide the pass and not the intermediary company (Viator).”
Go City Chicago Attractions Pass offers up to 50% savings with Willis Tower, 360 Chicago, river cruises, and Navy Pier rides.
“The Go Chicago Card is ok, but has shortfalls: 1. Primarily, it does not give discounts for children, students or seniors. Most of the museums and attractions give these discounts groups; 2. The bus services are not very good. The trolley doesn´t run all days (and we were not informed), the staff at Palmer House is not corteous and gives incorrect information; 3. If you take the 2 day pass several you wil not have enough time to go to all the attractions. You cannot do more than 4 attractions a day; 5. If you know which attractions you want to see, book individually in advance and get the discounts…”
Ride to Chicago’s 94th-floor CloudWalk, sip a cocktail, and see skyline views from 875 N Michigan Ave in about 2 hours.
“Enjoy the experience……breathtaking views of Chicago and well worth the money. A must if you are visiting”
Walk Chicago’s Magnificent Mile with smart stops at Millennium Park and the Riverwalk, plus optional 360 Chicago views from 1,030 feet.
“Ben was great, full of enjoyable, light hearted and informative. Very helpful with Chicago suggestions too.”
