the Ledge
Step outside the third tallest building in the Western Hemisphere. At 1,353 feet in the air, the Ledge’s glass boxes extend out 4.3 feet from the Skydeck.
The Skydeck Experience.
An all new, interactive 30-60 minute Chicago experience shares Chicago’s best and rich history prior to your 103rd floor Skydeck visit. Take a quick video tour.
The Skydeck is currently open…
Advanced tickets are strongly recommended.
Skydeck Hours:
March- September
Monday – Friday: 9am-10pm
Saturday – Sunday: 8:30am-10pm
October- February
Monday – Friday: 9am to 8pm
Saturday – Sunday: 9am to 10pm
Last entry is 30-minutes prior to closing
Offering spectacular views spanning up to four states and The Ledge, a glass balcony extending four feet outside the 103rd floor of Willis Tower!
Live SkyCam from Skydeck Chicago
Skydeck Zoom Backgrounds
Bring the best views in the city to your online meetings with our new #SkydeckChicago Zoom backgrounds! You can download them here: Skydeck Zoom Backgrounds, and follow the instructions below for installation (via Zoom).
- Log in to the Zoom web portal
- Click Room Management > Zoom Rooms
- Click Account Settings at the top of the page
- In the Account Profile tab, under Background image for Zoom Rooms, click Upload New Image.
- Select your image and click Open.
Feel to free to share with us on social media at @SkydeckChicago or using our hashtags, #SkydeckChicago and #StreettoSkyChi.
Skydeck Chicago Upcoming Events
Click here for more information on upcoming events.
Join Our Team!
Click here to submit your resume to join the Skydeck Chicago Team.
Chicago CityPASS
Save 50% off Skydeck Chicago Expedited Entry plus admission to 4 more top Chicago attractions – your best sightseeing value! Learn more
The ultimate Chicago event venue.
Rent Willis Tower’s 99th floor for business or personal events. Meetings, weddings, cocktail receptions, birthday parties, and fundraisers at Willis Tower offer spectacular views spanning up to four states and include VIP access to The Ledge! Click here to learn more.
