360 Chicago Observation Deck: Tickets

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360 Chicago Observation Deck FAQs

• Is 360 Chicago Observation Deck wheelchair accessible?
• Yes, 360 Chicago Observation Deck is wheelchair accessible.
• Do I need to book tickets in advance for 360 Chicago Observation Deck?
• Although it isn’t compulsory, we always suggest booking online, yes. It can save you a lot of time from having to wait at the ticket counter and gives you an entry time.
• Is 360 Chicago Observation Deck at the John Hancock Center?
• Yes, 360 Chicago Observation Deck is at the John Hancock Center, but it’s no longer called that now. It’s now called 875 N. Michigan Avenue after the insurance company John Hancock moved out and lost the naming rights to the building.
• Is 360 Chicago Observation Deck the same as the Willis Tower?
• No, 360 Chicago Observation Deck and Willis Tower are separate buildings in Chicago with both offering observation decks.
• What is 360 CHICAGO?
• 360 CHICAGO is an observation deck on the 94th floor of the former John Hancock Center (now called 875 North Michigan Avenue) in Chicago. It offers panoramic views of the city, Lake Michigan, and beyond.
• What makes 360 CHICAGO unique compared to other observation decks?
• 360 features TILT! A thrilling glass-enclosed platform that tilts you outward for a downward-facing view of the city from 1,030 feet above the ground!
• What is the best time to visit 360 Chicago?
• Sunset is particularly popular for amazing views of the Chicago skyline as it transitions from day to night. Early mornings are great for smaller crowds.
• How high is 360 CHICAGO?
• The 360 Chicago Observation Deck is 1,030 feet (314 meters) above the ground!
• What can you see from 360 CHICAGO?
• On clear days, you can see up to four states: Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Wisconsin, along with iconic landmarks like Navy Pier and Willis Tower.
• Is TILT at 360 Chicago safe for children?
• Yes, TILT is safe and well-secured, but there is a height requirement of 42 inches to participate.

360 Chicago Observation Deck Fun Facts

• Sky-High Location: The 360 Chicago Observation Deck is on the 94th floor of the John Hancock Center which is one of Chicago's most iconic skyscrapers. This puts it 1,030 feet (314 meters) above the city!
• Historical Significance: The John Hancock Center, where 360 Chicago is located, was the tallest building in Chicago and the world outside New York City when it was completed in 1969! The building is no longer called the John Hancock Center after the company moved out and lost the naming right to the building!
• Speedy Elevators: The elevators to the 360 Chicago Observation Deck are among the fastest in the Western Hemisphere, and travel at a speed of 1,800 feet per minute! That means it only takes about 40 seconds to reach the observation deck on the 94th floor in the elevator!
• Sunset and Night Views: 360 Chicago is one of the best places in the city to watch the sunset. At night, the city lights up, offering a dazzling, completely different view compared to the daytime.
• Café with a View: You can enjoy a drink or snack at CloudBar, the observation deck's full-service bar, which boasts the highest bar with a full 360-degree view in Chicago!
• High Altitude Thrills: TILT, the unique tilting platform, is the only attraction of its kind in the world.
• Far-reaching Views: On a clear day, you can see up to 55 miles, covering four states!
• ‍Skyline Rankings: The view from 360 CHICAGO has been ranked among the best city skylines in the world by various travel publications.