360 Chicago Observation Deck: Tickets

360 Chicago Observation Deck Tickets and Information

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• 360 Chicago Observation Deck Address: 875 N Michigan Avenue, 60611, Chicago
• Opening Hours: Daily from 09:00 - 23:00

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Is 360 Chicago Observation Deck Worth Visiting

• If you like observation platforms and great views, definitely, yes!

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What Visitors See At 360 Observation Deck

• Amazing views of the area
• Up to 4 states on a clear day
• Trip on one of the country's fastest elevators!

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About 360 Chicago Observation Deck

The 360 Chicago Observation Deck is located on the 94th floor of 875 N. Michigan Avenue (formerly the John Hancock Center), one of Chicago's most iconic skyscrapers. 

The deck is situated 1,030 feet above the Magnificent Mile and offers breath-taking panoramic views of the city, Lake Michigan, and on clear days, up to four surrounding states including: Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, and Michigan.

Amazing Views

• The 360-degree views are the main draw as they provide an incredible perspective of Chicago’s skyline and natural surroundings. Visitors can see famous landmarks like Navy Pier, Willis Tower, Millennium Park, and the Chicago River.

TILT Experience

• TILT (which needs to be purchased onsite at an additional cost) is an adrenaline-pumping attraction at 360 Chicago. A glass-enclosed platform that tilts outwards at a 30-degree angle from the building, giving you the sensation of hovering over the city. TILT can accommodate up to eight people at a time and is perfect for thrill-seekers looking for a new way to experience the city's skyline as you look straight down¬

Interactive Displays

• Enjoy interactive displays that provide information about Chicago's history, architecture, and culture. The high-definition touch screens are great as they add to your visit.

Cloud Bar

• Cloud Bar is the newly refurbished bar (formerly known as Bar94) and is the highest bar in Chicago, offering spectacular views as you sit and relax! We offer a special ticket for the Cloud Bar called the 360 Chicago: Sip and View for those interested, which includes a drink from the bar and a souvenir glass! CLICK HERE to see the ticket details.

The 360 Chicago Observation Deck is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience Chicago from above, offering a combination of thrill, beauty, and cultural insight. A great place for both locals and people visiting Chicago alike.

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Fun Facts About 360 Chicago Observation Deck

1. Sky-High Location: The 360 Chicago Observation Deck is located on the 94th floor of the John Hancock Center, one of Chicago's most iconic skyscrapers. This puts it 1,030 feet (314 meters) above the city!
2. Tilt Experience: One of its most unique attractions is Tilt, an exhilarating experience where visitors can stand in a glass-enclosed platform that tilts outward at a 30-degree angle, giving you a downward view of the streets below! Separate tickets are required for TILT and sold at site.
3. 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!
4. 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!
5. 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.
6. Café with a View: Visitors 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!
7. ‍Environmental Consciousness: The John Hancock Center has been recognized for its environmentally friendly practices, including energy-efficient systems that contribute to the building's LEED certification.