360 Chicago Observation Deck - Tickets and Vistor Information
What is 360 Chicago?
- 360 Chicago Observation Deck is an observation deck on the 94th floor of the former John Hancock Center on Chicago’s Magnificent Mile.
- At roughly 1,000 feet above street level, it opens up wide views across the city skyline and Lake Michigan.
- On clear days, visibility stretches far beyond the city limits.
Quick Information
- Address: 360 Chicago, 875 N Michigan Avenue, 60611, Chicago
- Opening Hours: Daily from 09:00 - 23:00
- Suggested Visit Duration: 45 minutes to 1.5 hours
- Ticket Options
Is 360 Chicago Observation Deck Worth Visiting?
It depends on the kind of view experience you're after.
- Compared to other observation decks in Chicago, 360 Chicago is generally less crowded.
- The lake-facing views give it a different feel to inland viewpoints.
- If it’s your first time in the city, it’s a good place to get a sense of the city's layout.
What You Can See/Do At 360 Chicago
- A high-speed lift takes you up to the 94th floor in under a minute.
- At the top, floor-to-ceiling windows open up views in every direction.
- Looking east, Lake Michigan stretches out like an ocean. To the west, the city’s grid of streets and skyscrapers feels endless.
- TILT is an optional glass platform that leans outward from the building, giving a downward-facing view over the city.
- The Cloud Bar also offers a place to sit with skyline views.
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About 360 Chicago Observation Deck
The observation deck is on the 94th floor of 875 N. Michigan Avenue (formerly the John Hancock Center), one of Chicago's most recognisable skyscrapers.
The deck sits at 1,030 feet above the 'Magnificent Mile' and it offers panoramic views of the city and Lake Michigan. On clear days, you can see up to four states including Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, and Michigan.
Highlights
- Amazing Views: Chicago’s skyline including landmarks like Navy Pier, Willis Tower, Millennium Park, and the Chicago River.
- TILT Experience: TILT is an optional glass-enclosed platform that tilts outwards at a 30-degree angle from the building, giving a view looking straight down over the city.
- Interactive Displays: Interactive displays and high-definition touchscreens cover information about Chicago's history, architecture, and culture.
- Cloud Bar: Formerly known as Bar 94, it is the highest bar in Chicago and offers skyline views as you sit and relax.