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Landmark, over 553-metre tower featuring a glass floor & a revolving eatery with panoramic views.
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The CN Tower offers breathtaking 360-degree views from its observation deck, with a stunning glass floor walk that's both thrilling and mesmerizing. By day, you'll be captivated by the city's beauty, and at night, the skyline sparkles like a constellation of stars. A must-visit for anyone seeking an unforgettable view of Toronto downtown or the city with views of Lake Ontario. Recommend buying tickets in advance if planning to go to the skypod or the edge walk due to time slots.
This is a Must visit attraction when coming to Toronto.
I went on the 7pm ride and it was awesome to see the city lights. At this time it's difficult to get good photos, so if you want to have clear pictures with no need for a good camera or great photography skills, you should go up earlier.
This is the main attraction of the city pass. I highly recommend getting it, it's a great deal.
I went on the 7pm ride and it was awesome to see the city lights. At this time it's difficult to get good photos, so if you want to have clear pictures with no need for a good camera or great photography skills, you should go up earlier.
This is the main attraction of the city pass. I highly recommend getting it, it's a great deal.
It is a absolutely stunning view of the city. I highly recommend even if only once. Great experience for the entire family and yes it’s kids friendly. I would suggest eating before going as it cost an ton for the simplest thing up there. It is best to buy a city pass and hit all the popular activities at once.
I was literally speechless at the majesty of the CN Tower in Toronto. The experience was amazing from start to finish. The fast, modern elevator took us to the top in the blink of an eye, and the view from the observation platform was breathtaking.
We were lucky to visit during a sunset, and the warm light that bathed the city was simply magical. I was able to take some spectacular photos that will be treasured memories. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable, providing interesting information on the history and architecture of the tower.
Not only was the viewing experience incredible, but the dining plan was also excellent. We enjoyed a delicious dinner with a panoramic view of the city. I highly recommend anyone visiting Toronto to put the CN Tower at the top of their list of attractions to see. I can't wait to go back!
We were lucky to visit during a sunset, and the warm light that bathed the city was simply magical. I was able to take some spectacular photos that will be treasured memories. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable, providing interesting information on the history and architecture of the tower.
Not only was the viewing experience incredible, but the dining plan was also excellent. We enjoyed a delicious dinner with a panoramic view of the city. I highly recommend anyone visiting Toronto to put the CN Tower at the top of their list of attractions to see. I can't wait to go back!
The CN Tower - Best Views, But Consider the Experience
The CN Tower undeniably offers the best views in Toronto, providing a breathtaking perspective of the city. However, I must admit that the experience left me with mixed feelings.
First, the views are truly spectacular, making it a must-visit for anyone new to the city. But there's a catch – the price tag. I found it to be quite overpriced for what you get.
Another thing to consider is the elevator ride to the top. If you have any issues with confined spaces or dislike being crammed into a tiny elevator with 25 other people, you might want to think twice. Sucking in your gut is practically a requirement during the ascent, and wearing a mask is advisable, as there's barely room to move your arms or feet.
I found that the best time to visit is in the early morning on a weekday when the crowds are thinner, and you can enjoy the views without feeling too crowded. However, it's worth noting that the CN Tower is primarily a "look and see" experience; you go up, enjoy the view, and then come down.
Personally, I wouldn't do this again. While the views are stunning, the overall experience left me wanting more for the price. If you're willing to overlook the crowded elevator and cost, it's worth a visit, but manage your expectations accordingly.
The CN Tower undeniably offers the best views in Toronto, providing a breathtaking perspective of the city. However, I must admit that the experience left me with mixed feelings.
First, the views are truly spectacular, making it a must-visit for anyone new to the city. But there's a catch – the price tag. I found it to be quite overpriced for what you get.
Another thing to consider is the elevator ride to the top. If you have any issues with confined spaces or dislike being crammed into a tiny elevator with 25 other people, you might want to think twice. Sucking in your gut is practically a requirement during the ascent, and wearing a mask is advisable, as there's barely room to move your arms or feet.
I found that the best time to visit is in the early morning on a weekday when the crowds are thinner, and you can enjoy the views without feeling too crowded. However, it's worth noting that the CN Tower is primarily a "look and see" experience; you go up, enjoy the view, and then come down.
Personally, I wouldn't do this again. While the views are stunning, the overall experience left me wanting more for the price. If you're willing to overlook the crowded elevator and cost, it's worth a visit, but manage your expectations accordingly.
This is a must do experience. Best deal is to get a lunch or dinner reservation ahead of time. The best views are from a window table. Good food. Online add says buy two fixed price meals totalling $150 Canadian and you get access to the regular viewing tower. But in reality, just spend the $150 to get access. We took over an hour eating and going around with outstanding views of Toronto. We chose to do lunch in the 360 degree restaurant instead of the cruise lines expensive bus tour of the city architecture from the street. Much better views from above. By the way no need for tickets for the tower just make a reservation online and then look for the restaurant line for access to their private elevator. After lunch ẁ went to the regular viewing platform. Walked around a little and left. The glass floor level was under renovation and closed so we left.
My recent visit to the observatory deck on the CN Tower was a truly remarkable experience. From the moment I stepped onto the deck, I was greeted with breathtaking panoramic views of the city of Toronto that stretched as far as the eye could see.
The height and vantage point allowed me to appreciate the city's architectural beauty, with its towering skyscrapers and the shimmering waters of Lake Ontario in the distance. The thrill of looking down from such a height was exhilarating, and the glass floor section provided a heart-pounding view of the streets far below.
The staff were not only friendly and knowledgeable but also eager to share interesting facts about the tower and the city, enhancing the overall experience. The sunset from the CN Tower was a sight to behold, casting a warm and golden glow over the city.
Visiting the CN Tower observatory deck was not just a tourist attraction; it was a journey into Toronto's heart and soul. I left with a newfound appreciation for this beautiful city and the memories of a truly unforgettable experience. It's a must-visit destination for anyone in Toronto, and I can't recommend it enough!
The height and vantage point allowed me to appreciate the city's architectural beauty, with its towering skyscrapers and the shimmering waters of Lake Ontario in the distance. The thrill of looking down from such a height was exhilarating, and the glass floor section provided a heart-pounding view of the streets far below.
The staff were not only friendly and knowledgeable but also eager to share interesting facts about the tower and the city, enhancing the overall experience. The sunset from the CN Tower was a sight to behold, casting a warm and golden glow over the city.
Visiting the CN Tower observatory deck was not just a tourist attraction; it was a journey into Toronto's heart and soul. I left with a newfound appreciation for this beautiful city and the memories of a truly unforgettable experience. It's a must-visit destination for anyone in Toronto, and I can't recommend it enough!
