360 CHICAGO - Chicago (IL)

4 /5 Illy Vincenty: Very cool experience especially if you arrive before sunset, then you can see the city when theres still daylight and at night. Best of both worlds. Drinks at the cloud bar van be expensive but there are lots of options. Not much to do once youre up there but the views are awesome. Definitely something you should do once if youve never done it.

4 /5 KD: Checked out Chicago 360 on a Sunday night around 7 PM before sunset. It was super packed since it’s just one big room, but the city views at night were amazing. Skipped the TILT — my friend said it’s only 10 seconds and you’ll either need someone with you for photos or pay extra. Loved that there’s a bar up there too! It was a fun experience and touristy thing to do.

4 /5 Jemlnlx: We were deciding between the 360 Chicago and the Skydeck during our visit to Chicago. We decided on the 360 Chicago because of the skyline views, including the Willis/Sears Tower, from that vantage point. Admission is about $30 per person...but we did it as part of the CityPass bundle. Both CityPass and GoCity include this attraction if desired. We arrived at around 2pm for our 2:30 timed admission. (You can arrive within 30 minutes of your admission time) At that time, 2:30pm on a Wednesday, the place was pretty empty. After our tickets were scanned, we walked through a brief scanning area and proceeded to the walkway leading to the elevator to go up. The walkway had some interesting facts about Chicago along the way. The elevator ride was surprisingly quick up to the 94th floor. On the 94th Floor, there are beautiful views of the city, a snack and drink (including alcoholic drinks) area and a souvenir shop. There is also the TILT area...where, for $10, you can tilt over the side of the building...the angle wasnt very steep...should be okay for most people. While the views were nice, I think the SkyDeck offers a bit more for the price. Now, the 360 Chicago does allow tripods...so that may come in handy for those photographers who are interested in sunset, night or other long exposure photos. All staff we encountered were welcoming, friendly and efficient. Lots of parking lots in the immediate area but they are pricey. We were able to find street parking in the area and pay via the ParkChicago app....the rate in that immediate area was $4.50 per hour with a maximum of 2 hours...which was perfect for our visit. There is a lot to do and see in the immediate area, particularly along Michigan Avenue, so it may be a good idea to plan this attraction into some others in the area.

2 /5 Devang Parikh: Honestly this place is a bit of hyped for the price, $39 for entry and another $10 for the tilt experience is way to costly, yes you get a 360 view of Chicago however the place doesnt give much. I also dont understand the fact of not allowing us to click pictures in the tile even when they are water marked. If you want an amazing experience of a skyline just go to New York and to One World that place is out of this world and the experience is totally worth each penny spent

5 /5 Daria Kurovskaya: I visited 360 CHICAGO on a weekday and loved it. The views are incredible, both the city skyline and Lake Michigan. The lake looked unreal, like something out of the Caribbean with that bright turquoise color. With the ticket, you get a free cocktail at the bar, which was a nice bonus. I found a table by the window, sipped my drink, and just enjoyed the peaceful lakeshore views. It wasn’t crowded at all, which made the experience even better. Definitely worth a visit if you want to see Chicago from a whole new angle!