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About 360 CHICAGO Observation Deck
Located on the 94th floor of the former John Hancock Center, 360 CHICAGO offers families one of the most thrilling, high-altitude experiences in the city—with unmatched panoramic views and a unique chance to tilt out over the edge of the skyline. It’s sky-high excitement combined with education and iconic scenery.
Why families love it:
• 🏙️ 1,000 feet up with floor-to-ceiling windows and views across Lake Michigan
• 🌇 See four states on a clear day and iconic landmarks like Navy Pier & Willis Tower
• 🎢 Ride TILT—a one-of-a-kind moving platform that leans you forward over the city!
• 📸 Incredible photo ops for kids, teens, and the whole family
• 🎨 Fun exhibits on Chicago architecture, history, and the building itself
• 🗺️ Interactive guides and displays that make it more than just a lookout
For younger kids:
• Wide open windows perfect for eye-level viewing
• Calmer vibe than Skydeck—less overwhelming for toddlers
• Plenty of space to move around and observe safely
For older kids and teens:
• TILT is an adrenaline rush older kids love
• Interactive screens offer fun facts about city geography and skyscrapers
• Instagram-worthy experience makes it popular for social-savvy teens
Bonus tip:
Located on Magnificent Mile, it’s easy to pair with shopping, restaurants, or a visit to nearby parks. Consider going just before sunset for both daylight and night views.
In short?
360 CHICAGO is one of the city’s most iconic skyline experiences. It’s scenic, educational, and exciting—making it a standout stop for any family exploring downtown.
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Suggest editAdults $30 (ages 12+) - TILT Add-On: +$9 per person
Children $20 (ages 3–11)
Free Under Children under 3
Last Update 2025
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360 CHICAGO Observation Deck FAQ’s
Doing our bit
• LEED-certified building practices
• Energy-efficient operations and lighting
• Partnerships with local sustainability initiatives
• Digital-first materials reduce paper usage
Do they have baby facilities?
Yes:
– Baby changing stations in main restrooms
– Stroller access via elevators
– Seating available for nursing or quiet breaks
– Calm atmosphere great for infants during early hours
I’m Hungry! Can I get food at 360 CHICAGO Observation Deck?
Yes!
– BAR 94 serves locally inspired cocktails, snacks & light bites
– Seating area with a view, ideal for parents needing a break
– Outside food not permitted, but quick options nearby on Michigan Ave
Any top tips when visiting?
• Visit just before sunset for golden hour views + night lights
• Book tickets online to save money and skip lines
• Go early in the day or late evening for the smallest crowds
• Check the forecast—cloudy days limit the view
• Plan to stay 30–60 minutes for the full experience
Does 360 CHICAGO Observation Deck have a gift shop?
Yes:
– On-site store features Chicago skyline souvenirs, apparel, puzzles, and toys
– TILT and skyline-themed gifts available
– Photo packages can be bundled with admission or printed on site
Teachers corner
• Educational guides for self-directed field trips
• Curriculum-friendly content on architecture, geography & city planning
• Student rates available for group bookings
• Great for photography and social studies projects
Do they have baby facilities?
Yes:
– Baby changing stations in main restrooms
– Stroller access via elevators
– Seating available for nursing or quiet breaks
– Calm atmosphere great for infants during early hours
Does 360 CHICAGO Observation Deck have healthy eating or Vegan options?
Yes:
– BAR 94 menu includes light snacks, fruit, and vegetarian-friendly options
– Nearby eateries outside the tower offer extensive vegan and allergy-friendly menus
Is 360 CHICAGO Observation Deck fully accessible?
Yes:
– Fully ADA-compliant entrance and elevator access
– Wheelchair-friendly pathways and wide viewing areas
– Family restrooms available
– TILT not wheelchair-accessible, but main deck is entirely accessible
Any additonal information?
• Best for kids 5+ due to the height and thrill factor
• Photo ID may be required for some packages
• No large bags or tripods allowed
• Great for first-time visitors and out-of-towners to get oriented with the city
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