360 CHICAGO vs SkyDeck Chicago: comparing the differences between the two observation decks

• Entrance to the observation deck
• Unbeatable views of the city and beyond - see parts of four different states (Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana & Michigan), Soldier Field, Chicago River, and more
• A chance to step out onto The Ledge - an all-glass balcony that extends from the side of the building
• Access to Reaching for the Sky, all interactive exhibits and displays

• Entrance to the observation deck
• Panoramic views of the city - see Navy Pier, Lake Michigan, Magnificent Mile and more
• Discounted admission to TILT - experience Chicago in a whole new dimension as you're tilted forward away from the building and over the Magnificent Mile.
• Access to all interactive exhibits and displays

SkyDeck Chicago is located just blocks from Millenium Park and the Museum Campus and is very easy to get to by car or public transportation.

Millenium Park is home to the famous Cloud Gate (aka "The Bean") sculpture. You can't take a trip to Chicago without snagging a picture in front of it. Aside from housing one of the city's most famous works of art, the park is also a lively greenspace with plenty of other installations and things to see.

Journey a bit further down into the park and you'll find the best museums in the city. Explore the Art Institute of Chicago, The Field Museum, The Shedd Aquarium, and more.

360 CHICAGO is located between Oak Street Beach and the famous Navy Pier. Also easily accessible by car or public transportation, you'll find plenty to do in the area after your trip to the top of Chicago.

Navy Pier is another famous Chicago landmark. Stretching far out into Lake Michigan, the pier is full of shops, restaurants, and attractions. Ride the Centennial Wheel or pop into a store while enjoying beautiful views of the water.

The Museum of Contemporary Art and The Chicago Children's Museum are also located close by. Whether you're traveling with family or you're a major art-lover - or both - checking out these two institutions is a must.

Here you'll find unparalleled views of the city and Lake Michigan. From the 94th floor, you can take in the sheer beauty of the coastline, Magnificent Mile, Navy Pier and beyond. Make sure to have your camera at the ready - from 1,000 feet up you can just see just about everything in the Windy City.

From 1,353ft up there's very little you won't see up at SkyDeck Chicago. The 103rd floor provides panoramic views through all-glass windows and The Ledge, a glass balcony that extends from the side of the building. Take in the architectural style of the skyscrapers, look for Navy Pier and other landmarks, and see if you can spot the four different state lines visible from the top!

TILT is 360 CHICAGO's moving all-glass balcony. It is the first of its kind and extends from the building, offering never-seen-before views (if you dare!) The balcony can hold up to 8 visitors at a time and moves around to give you different vantage points.