Once you are Toronto, the CN Tower is hard to miss: on a clear day you can see it from about any place in the city. The trip up is 21 Canadian dollars, which is worth the money. As the other reviewers suggest make sure that you go on a clear day. If it is rainy, snowy or foggy and... more

My boyfriend and I went on our first romantic setting I guess you can say to the CN Tower. It was AMAZING. We got there at 10 AM and there was NO crowds whatsoever. We did the Tower Experience and saw the Obersation Deck, Skypod, movie and the ride. You have to go through a quick security check but it... more

I am a native Torontonian and have been up the tower a few times, although not in the last ten years. If you can avoid the peak summer season, so much the better, as this place can get busy! We went in winter, and experienced no lines for anything. I did find the constant offer to have your photo taken... more

CN Tower is advertised as the number one attraction in Toronto. Paid more than $21 for just the elevator ride up and access to the glass bottom floor. After paying the tour guide told us "unfortunately" we wouldn't be able to see anything. The tower is so high that the viewing window was totally engulfed in clouds. Couldn't see anything... more

We booked a table at the 360 for 5.30pm so it was daylight whilst we dined on a very clear day which gave us spectacular view across the city. The restaurant was very good - we paid £45 per person for a 4 course meal and drinks/coffee; food was of a high standard. (this also included entrance fee). Because we... more

I went there with some friends in a cloudy day to check Toronto's most famous atraction. It was a Thursday but the lines were big enough to make you crazy. It's a long way until you get to the elevator, so be patient. It's exciting when you're inside the elevator going up and there is a kind girl who tells... more

Whatever people write you have to go as it's the one thing people will almost certainly ask you if you did when you get back home. As far as costs go, if you're in Toronto for a few days get the CityPass, it includes the SkyPod experience which if you don't have will cost you a further $4. I would... more

It's unmistakably one of the finest views you'll ever see, and the glass floor looking straight down is amazing. But be sure to avoid going up during any peak times. The crowds are jam packed, and you'd be surprised how fast IQ points drop when there's a glass floor for people to take pictures upon. The wait for the elevators... more

We went there in the evening to view the sunset. The lines we long. The elevator ride was not scary or super fast. The glass was quite dirty, so the pictures did not turn out very good. more