The view and architecture is outstanding! the view from the glass floor is unreal! I wouldn't walk the side of it with bungee cords but I would love to dine in the restaurant in the sky!

The view and architecture is outstanding! the view from the glass floor is unreal! I wouldn't walk the side of it with bungee cords but I would love to dine in the restaurant in the sky!
Bringing back childhood memories can be a good or a bad thing. It wasn't a bad experience, but there was not much that has changed. For first time goers it would be a fantastic experience with the elevator ride to the top, the glass floor, the rides, and the view. The food and refreshments were way over priced! It is...
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We had a great lunch at the 360, which was great because it was quiet and beat the crowds, little pricy but well worth it...had a fantatstic window table and a really great meal. Did the glass floor and Skypod after lunch - so fun!
the views are awesome. check out the weather...better be sunny and bright outside. On a clear day they say you can see the mist from Niagara falls...
Yes, it is expensive for what you get and going to the higher Skypod level costs another $12. However, the view from that height is spectacular. From the Skypod we were even able to look down on the baseball game being played in the Blue Jays stadium below us. My only criticism is that it could do with small signs...
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When planning a trip to Toronto, it is a neat stop. The CN Tower may not be the tallest free standing structure anymore, but it still has an unbelievable view. That being said, tickets run for about $33 CDN, which for a view seems a bit steep.
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The elevators have windows that allow you to look out across the...
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Very little to do when you get up the tower and very expensive for what it it. The restaurant is too posh for everyday and if you dont want to hang off the edge the only other things included in the ticket are a film on aviation and a simulator ride which for some reason is about a jungle!
This is definitely a "must do" in Toronto. People of all ages can and clearly do enjoy it. I missed out the last time I came about 7 years ago so I was determined not to miss it again. Don't be put off by "wimps". It's grrrreat!
Was all dark till we started going up,then bang glass window elevator,I was leaning against ,I don't like heights .and being against the window freaked me out,looking from the bottom the whole tower sways back and forth big time,,was cool to add to my ,I bin there list but not to excited about it
My first visit to Canada and Toronto . After visiting the University of Toronto a walk through the free streets on Sunday took us to the structural record for more than three decades , as the tallest Tower in the World.Built in 1976 with more than 550 mt height , the observation tower for Railways is known to be declared...
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