Although we live in the Toronto area, we decided to take our 3-year old to the CN Tower for the first time. I managed to find discounted tickets from CAA's website. Even if you don't have a CAA membership, I would advise you to purchase the tickets online from the CN Tower site to avoid the massive lines when you... more

I was a little apprehensive about spending $30 to go up in a tower, but my boyfriend and I thought the CN tower was well worth it. The views from both the observation deck and skypod are AMAZING! It's nice that you are basically on your own and can spend as much time as you want up there and move... more

We had more fun than we thought we would at the CN Tower. We went in the evening, 2 adults and 3 kids - ages 6, 10 & 13. The elevator ride up was fun and fast. The glass floor is really cool and you can look down and see the Rogers Center. The view from the outside deck is... more

I was looking forward to the CN tower visit since I arrived in Toronto from BC, but the experience left much to be desired. We bought the City pass for the full tourist experience and found that this was by far the best deal out there! I recommend buying the package if you are looking to not spend a lot... more

Paid $22 apiece to get me and my wife to the top. There are some other nonsense attractions (some virtual thrill ride) you can pay for- but I opted to just get to the point and go to the top of the tower. I also dodged the predictable line on the way up whose only purpose was to take your... more

The CN Tower is arguably the tallest freestanding structure in the world, at least until the building in Dubai is open. It's worth the trip to the top if you're interested in these mega-buildings, or if you don't live in NY, Chicago or another skyscraper city. Otherwise, it might not be worth a long line. I went in the morning... more

The view is great, went all the way to the top. The food in the restaurant is very good. more

Recently had out of country visitors come to Toronto. Of course, they wanted to see the infamous CN Tower. $30 per person (family of five brings it to $150.00) to go up just to look out, plus $18 to park. Once up there, you have to pay for everything else. I think that's disgusting and a detriment to the Toronto... more

After a few trips to Toronto, we finally made it to the tower. It was worth the trip up. Even my daughter, who does NOT like elevators, managed the 58 second ride to the top with no issues. The glass floor is very cool, and we all managed to overcome what our eyes were telling us and step on the... more