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Skydeck Chicago Reseñas, Premios y Más

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La plataforma de observación más alta de Estados Unidos

La deslumbrante altura de la Torre Willis resulta aún más sobrecogedora cuando se contempla desde las ventanas del piso 103 del observatorio Skydeck y el Ledge, que sobresale más de metro y medio del lateral del edificio, lo que permite a los visitantes pasear entre las nubes a 1.353 pies sobre la calle.

Skydeck ofrece una vista inolvidable de la Ciudad de los Vientos desde 1.353 pies de altura, pero no debería fiarse sólo de nuestra palabra: Los comentarios de Skydeck Chicago dan fe de lo inolvidable de la experiencia. Eche un vistazo a las opiniones de nuestros visitantes y a algunos de los elogios que ha recibido la experiencia, y después compre su propio billete o Contáctenos con cualquier pregunta.

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bettsy quezada 4 weeks ago

Pretty cool experience, first they take you through a hallway with a bunch of information about the architecture of Chicago’s buildings, food, their music, and famous people who are a big part of chicago (Barack Obama, Michael Jordan, Oprah etc), lots of information about the building! There is no wait and elevator are pretty smooth up to 103 floor! And finally, that breathtaking 360 view!

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Ryan Hahn 1 month ago

Super cool. Its definitely a must visit if you’ve never been to the city. Awesome views and perspective. I recommend going during the weekday. We didn’t have to wait at all and we had plenty of time to read all the information at the displays. Which is fun and educational.
Also, once at the top we were able to enjoy our time taking pictures and not having to rush. Ive been told some people wait hours, or it takes hours. Our visit from start to finish was about 45min. Got to see everything and anything we wanted.
Once your finished there’s great restaurants on the main floor, various types of food and desserts.

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Terry Ledesma 1 month ago

Very unique experience. There’s a small walk tour of the history of Chicago. You take an elevator to the top and then there’s diff sections for you to take pics. If you go during non busy hours they’ll let you stay in your box taking pics longer than if it was busy. We went at night and the views were still so pretty

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Kathy 1 month ago

A wonderful experience… we went during the off season in early Febrero. We got right in and we were given extra time on the Skydeck platform (because noone was waitin). We timed it to watch a sunset from the 103rd floor and Mother Nature didn’t disappoint. The elevator up was fast & very smooth. Amazing views even in winter!!

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Lacey Mizell 1 month ago

I came here at the request of a family member who was visiting Chicago, and on a winter day with temps in the negatives, who was I to decline the suggestion? Tickets are easy to get in the off season and there was no wait to get to the observation deck. There are many photo opportunities on the way up, which I’m sure creates a line in the summer months.
The space itself is quite beautiful, providing 360 degree views of the city and lakefront.
The Tilt feature is a bit silly, I’m sure kids would have a good time with it, but as an adult, it was a novelty at most.
There are many places to get photos and for your photos to be taken.
The CloudBar was very fun! There are many themed drinks available, and the staff were helpful and friendly.
Overall it was a great experience, although definitely a tourist attraction.

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Atul Shrotriya 1 month ago

Interesting museum. Tons of photo opportunities. Skydeck views are mesmerizing. The ledge is scary but fun. The staff are really kind, we came past the scheduled time and they simply gave us new tickets. Can get busy during weekends and public holidays.

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Wayne Giles 2 months ago

Ive now been to both of the tallest public observation towers in Chicago, and both of them have their merits, however ill give this one the edge. Being able to look down at your feet and see 103 stories below you is absolutely wild! Plus, I have to endorse coming here at night once the city lights up. See attached photos for an idea. Absolutely a must for anyone visiting the city!

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Tarai. L 3 months ago

First time here and I loved it. I got a lil lost trying to find the entrance because Google will take you the old entrance that’s closed off but you had to go to the Willis tower entrance. There will be workers out by the entrance you can ask them to point you to the right direction cause it’s a bit confusing, you can also following the signs that shows Skydeck on it. The workers were very friendly and attentive. If you’re going solo and is worry that you won’t have anyone to take your pictures on the ledge it’s fine the workers will help take your pictures if you ask. I recommend taking a selfie stick to take photos especially if you’re going solo it helps make it easier for you, and yes selfie stick is allow. The view at the top is beautiful and thrilling. 11/10 would recommend to anyone who wants to go.

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JSH 3 months ago

We visited Skydeck Chicago over the weekend and were honestly surprised. The crowd wasn’t heavy at all, and the whole experience felt smooth with no long waits.

The views from the 103rd floor are amazing. You get a full view of Lake Michigan and the Chicago downtown skyline, and it’s worth it just for that. The Ledge experience was the highlight. It’s exciting, a bit scary, and a must do if you’re there. We got some great pictures that turned out really well.

One downside is the merchandise shop. Prices felt almost double compared to what you’d normally pay, so I’d skip buying souvenirs there.

Overall, it was a great experience and I’d definitely recommend it.
Tip: buy tickets through Groupon or a City Pass. It’s much cheaper than purchasing directly and totally worth it.

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