Great place for anyone visiting Toronto or even staying here. The rotating restaurant is great. Although you may feel dizzy for a few minutes but the experience is at another level. The food here is probably the best in town, tried different dishes and they were all done to the highest of standards. The staff are very knowledgeable and very friendly. This is a great spot for a birthday, anniversary or any special occasion.

Must-see Toronto attraction! Lovely 360 view of the city. Buy your tickets online in advance and be prepared to wait in line (entry is 30mins before timed tickets). There are convenient washrooms on most, if not all, floors and water fountains. The serving portions at the restaurant is generous but it doesn't open until 12noon. You can order pastries and drinks prior to that time. Great place to take kids and visiting relatives and friends.

Want to experience a new height and see as far as your eye can see, then this is the place. 👌 Had a great time here and the views were spectacular. 👌 Elevator ride is smooth and you get to the top in about a minute. The staff will take a picture of you on a green screen. Make sure not to lose that receipt they give you. This will help the staff to find your pictures upon your return down to ground level. When you come back down you can visit the kiosk there, where they'll have two pictures of you with the CN Tower and the city skylight (daytime & night time), and they are nice. Roughly $40 or so for both pictures and a digital download link for you to have on your computer, laptop, or mobile phone. My opinion, I thought it was worth it. There is also a nice gift shop and some of the stuff there is pretty reasonable, when it comes to price. I really enjoyed my time here. 😊👍

Nice experience. Awesome view of Downtown Toronto, Old Toronto, and Lake Ontario. Can easily spend around 40 minutes including taking videos. Elevator ride is good. Better to arrive before 11 am to beat the rush and always precook the tickets. Or else the lines can stretch to half kilometers

One of the most touristic spots in Toronto. There is a wonderful view of the city from the top. Really beautiful. You go up to the top with the elevator, which is very fast. At night, the tower is illuminated and it is nice to observe it even from afar. It is usually very crowded, so you can expect a long queue, approx. at least an hour. There is also a souvenir shop in the tower. You can also walk on the glass floor, which is very exciting.

One of the most iconic landmarks in the skyline of Toronto. Nice to see this up close and personal. I bought tickets to go up to the top and see a view of the city. Amazing view of Toronto and I would recommend to anyone visiting.

This our second time to visit the famous CN tower Our first was in 2014 both me and my wife This time, with our two kids. Much have improved since. Especially purchasing the tickets online with easy access and skipping the lanes. The place is clean and neat with nice dining places in the ground floor as well as up in the tower. Liked the gift store and the Children’s play area Overall, was a great experience

Love the CN tower. One of my favorite touristy spots to show around when friends and family come to visit. Great views of the Lake on one side and the downtown on other side. Also able to view the Billy Bishop airport with planes landing there often. Prefer to go during the night time to soak in the City lights but great views during the day time as well. Would recommend buying tickets online instead of standing in the line there.

I'm quite impressed by the beauty of this iconic landmark. Though I didn't get the depth I wanted to take perfect shots, I still managed to get some decent photos of this landmark. I wasn't about to waste the perfect night sky. Being close to the building, I straightened out the CN Tower in camera by angling the lens slightly down. Frames within the city and the CN Tower has perfectly nailed it. Looking at the CN Tower from a different perspective might really be helpful as well. So I managed to get some shots from different angles and perspectives as well. It really worked. You should give it a try.

The CN Tower - Best Views, But Consider the Experience The CN Tower undeniably offers the best views in Toronto, providing a breathtaking perspective of the city. However, I must admit that the experience left me with mixed feelings. First, the views are truly spectacular, making it a must-visit for anyone new to the city. But there's a catch – the price tag. I found it to be quite overpriced for what you get. Another thing to consider is the elevator ride to the top. If you have any issues with confined spaces or dislike being crammed into a tiny elevator with 25 other people, you might want to think twice. Sucking in your gut is practically a requirement during the ascent, and wearing a mask is advisable, as there's barely room to move your arms or feet. I found that the best time to visit is in the early morning on a weekday when the crowds are thinner, and you can enjoy the views without feeling too crowded. However, it's worth noting that the CN Tower is primarily a "look and see" experience; you go up, enjoy the view, and then come down. Personally, I wouldn't do this again. While the views are stunning, the overall experience left me wanting more for the price. If you're willing to overlook the crowded elevator and cost, it's worth a visit, but manage your expectations accordingly.

First off it’s expensive $45 per adult, $32 dollars for youth and senior. I believe young children were $18. They do offer a military discount on 15% so if you have that take discount use it. I was at the CN Tower about thirty years ago. They have not changed much at all. They offer green screen “complimentary prior to getting in the elevator to go up but when you come down you find out that complimentary isn’t at all what they said. When you leave to collect “complementary” photo they charge you $45 dollars to put it in a cheap paper holder. So I was mad because they lied and tried to profit from it and seemed very fraudulent. The CN tower was partially blocked off for repairs but ironically the kitchen was open. The view was great and covered a larger chunk of the city but you see the same from an airplane. The glass floor was busy and definitely something to help you over your fears or make it way worse. We paid the extra $10 per person to go up to the pod above the observation deck and went to a smaller walkway around showing the exact same view. It Not worth the extra expense. If this is a bucket list thing go check it out but your money is better off spent going to the Ripleys aquarium below or taking pictures with the giant Cheeto as well.

CN Tower is a famous landmark in the city of Toronto, Canada, and is considered one of the top tourist attractions in the world. CN Tower is one of the tallest communication towers ever built, standing at a height of approximately 553 meters. The tower was officially opened in 1976 and boasts many features that attract tourists and visitors from around the globe. CN Tower features an observation deck located at a height of 346 meters, allowing visitors to enjoy stunning views of Toronto city and its surrounding areas. Additionally, the tower houses a revolving restaurant that rotates slowly to provide a unique dining experience with magnificent views, along with a gift shop offering distinctive souvenir products. CN Tower is an ideal place to create lasting memories, as visitors can capture breathtaking photos and enjoy a unique and enjoyable experience. A visit to CN Tower will remain etched in the memories of visitors due to the beauty of the natural landscapes and the magnificence of the design, leaving them with beautiful memories that will last a lifetime. In conclusion, CN Tower is an unparalleled tourist attraction that combines architectural beauty with stunning natural landscapes, making it a must-visit tourist destination when in Toronto.

Fantastic views! We really enjoyed our visit and felt that the price was worth the experience; however, I would recommend booking a slot earlier on in the day. We had the first opening of the day and it wasn't particularly busy whilst we were there, but started to become more crowded as we left. We bought tickets in advance that included the highest floor and particularly enjoyed the views up there.

Absolutely must do this if you are in Toronto, we took the lift to the top observation platform and the views were incredible, you can see for 100 miles in all directions on a clear day and the sky was clear for our visit so we could see Toronto close up and pick out places we had visited already as well as spot others of interest. A really worthwhile experience would definitely recommend.

Wonderful! I went up the elevator, it takes around a minute to get to the top. A person will tell you a little about the CN Tower on the way. The view from up there is wonderful! The glass floor is extremely cool. It's amazing! I didn't go to the restaurant, but there is a revolving restaurant up there too. The gift shop is great too! Nothing is too overpriced. I would highly recommend it for anyone who loves taking photos or for a weekend activity. There is also a light show every night, which looks extremely cool.

If it's your 1st time visiting Toronto and you are not afraid of heights, I recommend the CN tower! I booked my ticket for 10am and I'm so happy I did. Being there early gives you an uninterrupted experience of the beautiful views. Your bags will be checked at the entrance, but you are allowed to bring in food. There is no time limit to how long you can spend at the viewing decks and there are plenty of areas to sit at. There is a cafe at the top where you can enjoy a croissant and a coffee, i do not recommend the 360° restaurant above if you are in a budget , since it is a minimum of $75 per person. You get the same views on the cafe just a few steps below.

I love it, it was my first time experience and totally worth it. Don’t go just for general admission alone(346 m), add skypod (447 m) to have a thrilling experience which is $15 more but trust me it’s worth your money. You can also do edge walk at main observation level and view it live on screen . Washrooms were super clean. Masks were mandatory to wear all the time that we can totally understand. Moreover food (fish and chips) was fantastic. Only things that I missed , first, the outdoor Terrace was closed due to renovations and second , dine in ,it was completely filled in 360 restaurant as you need to do reservation before visiting which I didn’t know. Overall it was fantastic experience, I love it .

I don't really care for walking tours, I find them quite boring and this made it no different. The views are amazing tho. I paid extra for the glass walk which was a waste of money, you aren't missing anything special. What made my experience worthwhile was the very sweet down to earth employee I met there. She captured everything I love about Canadians.

This is definite must visit! The edge walk is amazing! The staff are friendly, knowledgeable and very safety conscious. They check, your equipment so.many times and not just one person. We had 5 different people check our equipment and to make sure we would be absolutely safe. If you got to the edge and did not want to do any of the exercises that was perfectly ok. Zero pressure to do anything. The guides are amazing. I would 100% recommend this tour! The next level floors are wonderful, but crowded. Best to go early of that's all you are doing. Amazing views.

The CN Tower is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Toronto and for good reason. It offers stunning views of the city skyline and is home to many different restaurants and attractions. The tower is also a great place to learn about the history of Toronto and the CN Railway. The first thing you'll notice when you visit the CN Tower is its size. Standing at 553 meters tall, it's the tallest free-standing structure in the Western Hemisphere. The tower also has the world's highest glass floor and is the fifth-tallest building in the world. Once you take the elevator up to the top of the tower, you'll be treated to stunning views of Toronto and the surrounding area. On a clear day, you can see for over 100 kilometers. The tower also has a number of different restaurants and cafes, so you can grab a bite to eat while you enjoy the views. If you're interested in learning about the history of the CN Tower, there's a great exhibit at the base of the tower. The exhibit tells the story of how the tower was built and how it has become such an iconic part of Toronto's skyline. Whether you're looking for stunning views, great food, or a bit of history, the CN Tower is a must-visit when you're in Toronto.

Wrap your mind around long lines and a long wait just to get to the elevator to go up. Think Disney-like lines. Even with our "timed" tickets for 8pm we waited in a line outside for ~30 minutes to get through the first door. There's another short line to go through security. Then another line to take pictures (want to or not - and not many people are wanting to smile after waiting this long). But wait... even more long lines after that that snake around the concourse and through some strange grey room showing a video that didn't relate to the CN Tower. Oh, then one last short line to FINALLY get in the elevator. For us it was a total of just about 1 hour of waiting in line!!! All of this to then jockey for a good spot to take pictures once we got on top. Up top there were so many people it just wasn't fun and we were ready to go back down after being up there only about 10-15 minutes. Those nice pictures on the website of a lightly crowded experience just is not the case, heads up. There are plenty of pictures posted of the view up top, I've only uploaded pictures of the lines we waited in so you can see the "real" experience.

The wait was long and the windows were not cleaned so disappointing photo experience. When they take a photo and says it’s free, well it’s borderline a scam. Taking the photo was free but purchasing them costs 40$… seriously, if it was 20$ I’d pay for it… don’t like the baiting and the outrageous price. The kids and I loved the “downstairs” where there are the glass walking area. Glass were small and again not cleaned… and I would make it just in top of the Rogers Stadium it would have being a bliss! Well the part we loved was the big LED screen! Loved the themes and the different backgrounds! The staffs were funny and chilled with tourists so bravo for that!

Had an amazing time at the CN Tower restaurant.. Great view and great food. Our server George was especially great. He was kind, polite, and provided exceptional service. I would go there just to say hi! Definitely a great place for a date with someone special. If you haven't been already, your are missing out on a great attraction in the city! Please go!

June 21 took visitors up the CN Tower. Easily bought tickets and was up to main deck in less than 20min . Customer Service was excellent. We also bought tickets to go up to the Skydeck. It was of course very busy with tourists . The glass floor was not available as it was under renovation till end of June. ..We got fabulous photos and videos and was well worth the money. Had a drink at the bar and used washrooms which were spotless. Only downfall is they need more washrooms up here . We shopped in the store on bottom level for souvenirs . There are good eating places once you reach the bottom . Highly recommend all to visit here 💯

This iconic place is a must visit here. I found very convenient the possibility of having dinner at their restaurant and paying for that instead of buying a ticket to just go up. But if you get a regular ticket you can also buy food and drinks at the observation floor. There is also the option of bringing your own food, which is great, because once up there you can stay as long as you want and there is plenty of room to sit and enjoy. Just notice that the exterior observation area is still under maintenance so you can't access there. Great experience! Note: if you want to enjoy the view from the tower without being there, go to their website and check the live cameras view, just amazing!

We started out one Sunday morning for a drive around downtown and a walk along the shore. Unable to find parking where we wanted to stop we kept going till we reached the parking structure opposite the Ripley's center. As we parked our cars and went closer to the tower we just thought why not actually go up there because we hadn't eversince we landed here in Canada. We asked a staff helping people going into the tower and he directed us towards the self serving kiosks. In a matter of seconds we bought ourselves tickets for the next entry. There was no line or anything maybe because it was before 10 on a Sunday morning plus of course the pandemic. You can also book your tickets online in advance but WE were destined to visit that day and so we got the tickets in a flash on we went. All the staff was very cordial and pleasant ensuring the safety measures along the way. It was quite a memorable visit, everything looked so tiny from up there and you really cannot appreciate the height of the tower till you watch the city scape from there. If you visit or are in Toronto this has to be literally at the Top of your list. On the way down and out you have a nice cafeteria and souvenir shop. I am glad we decided to 'just check it out'. Must visit 5/5 Parking 5/5 Service 5/5 Accessibility 5/5 Value for Money 5/5

Had a great experience here with the family. Staff were very friendly and accommodating with the children. The views are excellent and if you eat at least 2 courses at the restaurant your trip up the tower is free. Only feedback would be the kids meals are very overpriced for what they get but for a major tourist attraction I expected as much. Would definitely take the family again.

This is a hugely overpriced tourist trap. We paid 190CAD for 2 adults and 2 children to go up an elevator to watch the view. And then to go up another elevator to watch the view from a bit higher. I mean I could read the reviews beforehand and watch online videos and it is definitely my fault that I went there so my bad. But you should beware about what this is. The kids did enjoy it. It is cool to watch the view. It is cool to stand on the glass floor looking down. But the price should be like one fifth at most. In case you have a lot of money and don't care, you should buy the tickets online but do it right there before entering so you can chose the correct time of entry (the tickets are timed). Choose the earliest time it lets you (even if it is already 10 minutes later) so that you can enter the earliest.

I would probably skip it if I knew it would take 50 mins to reach the elevators when Google shows "less busy than usual", but I've been to many towers/skyscrapers etc. The elevator ride is nice with your ears popping, although it is cramped and you get a good view going up or down only if you happen to enter among the last in the elevator. It's not bad, you can stay up as long as you like, there's a bistro too (on the observation deck, not the restaurant that is a separate reservation), but if you are not amazed by going up on an observation deck, be aware it's not something quick. If you don't go during peak hours (so slots are not sold out) you can just buy tickets online while waiting in line for the next time slot.

Toronto’s most famous landmark standing tall and proud. A great place to visit for anyone and a fantastic place to take any friends or family who might be visiting.

The view is breathtaking. I think it is good to visit it once. You will enjoy the panoramic view especially the lake side and watching the yachts and the planes taking off from the billy bishop airport..We took tons of amazing photos up there. You can go a lower floor and you can enjoy walking on the glass if you dare looking downstairs :) There was a large screens that create nice scenes so we took more photos infront of it It is good to book online so you can save waiting in the tickets line. BUT take care there are a lot of lines are waiting for you... Be ready to wait from 30 to 60 minutes... There is a line on every corner .. I see that they put some entertaining items to watch or read or even to talk photos with while waiting in the line.. They take photo for you and make some editing on it. Then while exiting you will have it printed out for you. But it will cost you $40 which I see that it is too expensive... When you finish your tour upstairs, be ready for another long line to take the elevator down...Then you will be directed to souvenirs shop. There is a couple of cafes and restaurants up there if you want to grab some snacks.. The overall experience was nice

I had a good experience overall, rating it 4 out of 5 stars. My only small concerns were the lack of coziness (visiting in Jan) as well as a need for a more customer-focused approach. However the restaurant's unique 360-degree rotation elevates the experience to other level and I’m adding one more star. I would suggest booking a reservation rather than just going up at the observation deck if you can afford an additional cost of $40-60 per person. The food preparation and presentation in the restaurant were excellent

It was a nice place. 45 dollars to enter. I think it's a little high considering there isn't much to look at there. There's a queue to go in, the staff are helpful and courteous, you go up in a elevator and you get to see the view, there's a chance to go up further for extra 10f dollars. There's a viewing room(cinema). You get to see the city of Toronto from a high level. There's a private restaurant at the top. I didn't go in. But there's a public dining area as well, you can get tea, coffee, wine, burgers, pastries and other stuff. I had a good time overall and the view was amazing. You get your photos taken before you go in and you can choose to pay another 30 dollars to collect them lol 😂 (I chose not to) had loads of photos on my phone anyways. There's a gift shop at the ground floor where you can buy souvenirs like key chains, flags, snow globes, t-shirts, mugs etc. Go with friends or family. It's more fun that way.

We absolutely loved our visit to Toronto! There are so many sites and great restaurants but one of our highlights was definitely visiting the massive CN Tower! It can easily be seen from 25km away! Looking up at it from the base is astounding! I highly recommend paying to travel up the tower. The views of Toronto and the surrounding Greater Toronto Area are absolutely stellar! The glass floor is also pretty fun...or terrifying if you’re afraid of heights! If you’re in Toronto, this is definitely a must see!!

Best place to understand how big and beautiful Toronto is! Daytime is the best time. Airport type security screening, masks required at all time inside the tower. May not worth spending extra bucks on going to the highest observation deck.

Very well done to the organization first of all! Quick, no queue, very respectful which is good during these times.. I find this view one of the best compared to the other “high towers” of the world! Every side has a pleasant view and it was never crowded! Beautiful!

The queue was awful took us 40 minutes to get to the lift. Best to buy your ticket earlier and u can pay for the fast track options( pay 55 dollars extra). When we went to the top, there was very little info about the building of CN TOWER. Paid a lot of money for very little info. The view was amazing but don’t think it’s worth 210 dollars. Would be great if there were more information abut everything. It could be better. The souvenir section was good and the restaurant up at the tower was ok. The staff was not friendly- may be they were tired……

Experiences are always enhanced when shared with those you truly enjoy. Observing the CN Tower from a distance is a daytime spectacle in its simplicity, but when night falls, it transforms into something truly amazing. The vibrant colors and lights make it a captivating sight. Although I haven't had the chance to explore the inside or ascend to the top, the exterior alone evokes a sense of being in a city where the iconic CN Tower dominates the skyline. A must-visit in Toronto, the views are truly spectacular, especially when gazing up from below. Consider splurging on the top viewing platform – unless, of course, heights aren't your thing!

Great experience! I went with my 3 siblings and mother and we all found it enjoyable. Easily the best view in town! You can see the airport across the water. Cool glass floor to look down through. Very close to the aquarium which is also a worthwhile stop.

The CN Tower is just in my opinion one of Canada greatest gifts to the world and represents the heart and soul of every Canadian! The structure it self is just a thrill after thrill engagement for all your senses. The inner decor and the shops are vibrant and loaded with details and memorabilia representing Canadian success! The CN tower staff is probably the best trained and professional conduct I have ever had the pleasure of engaging with. From first contact with the persons taking reservation the Greeters when you enter the building the support staff that maintains its unique look the front of the house managers the serving staff and security were all exceptionally gifted in their particular talents, super friendly and dedicated to giving the best experience possible to the patrons of the Tower. With all the moving parts that is in play in order to maintain this Iconic facility, they execute their various positions like Jedi Knights moving in unison and with experience and excellence that allows every guest a perfect visit, memory to the Tower. The 360 restaurant is by far top of the food chain! I can go on forever sharing my experience and expressing the freshness, quality, flavors the over the top Culinary delights but my words can never truly capture or illustrate the mouth watering experience! You have to visit and see for yourself! The price is right, considering what you get and the atmosphere your in, what you pay is overly fair. A MUST VISIT when in the Toronto area! Thank you! My visit was truly amazing and it will be remembered and shared for a very long time! Proud to be Canadian 🇨🇦 .

Great experience in CN Tower 360 restaurant. We were able to get a table booking 1 week in advance. The menu is expensive but worth it. We went for the 2 course meal, both our meals were great, I would recommend the salmon! The staff were friendly and it's a great place for occasion! The views were unreal, after living in Toronto and looking up at tower for 2 years it was great to see the city lights from above! Missing a star due to the less than great beer selection.

Yesterday we went to dinner at the 360 restaurant and after lunch we were able to go to CN Tower free of charge. Although we couldn't get a view of the city due to bad weather it was nice to be able to go to the oberservation deck. We weren't there too long but the place looked nice and the staff was friendly and informative. The glass floor is interesting. I really want to go there again and take some photos during the summer when the weather is good.

What an amazing experience! This is truly a masterpiece of a building. Sadly, it wasn't a good weather day to see far, but you feel like you're on top of the world. Sears Tower in Chicago was the best until I went on this. Must see attraction when in Toronto!

This was our best part of visiting Toronto! The views are amazing and being a clear but cloudy day didn’t take away from seeing far. Parking was a bit tricky but it always is in any metropolis. Destination also has a train museum, Ripley’s aquarium and the Jays stadium so there’s plenty to do once you’ve parked. Small bar with some light food fair makes it very comfortable to enjoy your visit.

Absolutely hate heights, but I am happy I did it. Including the glass floor! We do not have children, but it is a bit pricey especially being between $35-45+ depending on if you go to the second level. We did not. I believe tickets are included with reservations to the restaurant which we may do next time for dinner to catch the sunset as Ive heard it can get VERY busy then. Got there a little after in opened and had no wait going up, but it was starting to get busy as we left. All in all, super cool!

Iconic tourist attraction in Toronto is a must-visit if you are in the area. Came on a weekday so there was no line but still quite a few people in the actual tower by the windows. The elevator moves very quickly but sadly not super visible. The actual tower, wow the views are great. You can see incredibly far, we came during a sunset so it was extra spectacular. The food in the tower is very pricey as expected and has simple items like poutine or burgers, there is also a 360 restaurant but I did not attend it this time around. You can stay as long as you like until closing. The lower lobby section also has a restaurant, a large gift shop, and various displays showing the materials, building process, and other bits of history of the CN tower. Once again, its a must-visit!

The CN tower is such a beautiful way to experience Toronto. The 360 view of the city is amazing during the day. If you are going for the first time, it’s worth getting the CITY PASS to check out the Aquarium right beside it. There’s the option to go to the observation tower for an extra $15 but we were happy with what we saw, and it wasn’t crowded when we went around 11:30am. Though I’ve been there twice, it’s one of the attractions I’d go back to when visiting Toronto.

If you have never visited such a tall tower anywhere else then it’s a good place to visit. Gives a lovely panoramic view of Toronto. Ticket price is too high so not worth going time and again. There is a small eatery as well on the top so one can grab food easily.

BUY. YOUR. TICKETS. IN. ADVANCE. That’s the moral of the story. Thankfully I did. I got in line to get in and I was in line for at least 30 minutes before making my way on the elevator up. That wasn’t even the ticket line to buy tickets there which was just as long. So all in all I saved myself and extra 30 minutes at least when buying my ticket in advance. Once at the top there was so many people up there and it felt packed it. Granted I did go at sunset which is arguably the busiest time of day so I understand. This is the place to get the best views of Toronto and Lake Ontario! I wish the glass was cleaner but kind of hard to do that with 100+ people up there. I would recommend to anyone wanting some amazing pictures just come prepared so you can spend more time up there. Let me show you why going at sunset is worth it…

This is a must do experience. Best deal is to get a lunch or dinner reservation ahead of time. The best views are from a window table. Good food. Online add says buy two fixed price meals totalling $150 Canadian and you get access to the regular viewing tower. But in reality, just spend the $150 to get access. We took over an hour eating and going around with outstanding views of Toronto. We chose to do lunch in the 360 degree restaurant instead of the cruise lines expensive bus tour of the city architecture from the street. Much better views from above. By the way no need for tickets for the tower just make a reservation online and then look for the restaurant line for access to their private elevator. After lunch ẁ went to the regular viewing platform. Walked around a little and left. The glass floor level was under renovation and closed so we left.

I was literally speechless at the majesty of the CN Tower in Toronto. The experience was amazing from start to finish. The fast, modern elevator took us to the top in the blink of an eye, and the view from the observation platform was breathtaking. We were lucky to visit during a sunset, and the warm light that bathed the city was simply magical. I was able to take some spectacular photos that will be treasured memories. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable, providing interesting information on the history and architecture of the tower. Not only was the viewing experience incredible, but the dining plan was also excellent. We enjoyed a delicious dinner with a panoramic view of the city. I highly recommend anyone visiting Toronto to put the CN Tower at the top of their list of attractions to see. I can't wait to go back!

This was terrifying and exhilarating all at the same time! We went up the tower at night which was amazing! Makes you feel quite insignificant when you see how huge Toronto is and how large the buildings are. We paid extra to go higher up to get an even better perspective of the scale of the buildings. Managed to stand on the glass floor and look out of the full length windows. Grabbed a quick snack at the cafe before heading back down. Staff were very accommodating about me being claustrophobic and let the three of go in the lift alone. ( they said this may not be possible in summer as it's so busy) beautiful gift shop on the ground floor. This cost around £150 dollars for 2 adults and a child.

In August, my visit to the CN Tower was an unforgettable experience that seamlessly blended breathtaking views, urban excitement, and unexpected surprises. From the observation deck, the panoramic vistas of Toronto were simply mesmerizing, with the city's skyline stretching out beneath the clear summer skies. The glass floor walk added an exhilarating thrill, allowing me to feel as though I were walking on air high above the bustling streets below. What made the experience even more special was the serendipitous sight of a Toronto Blue Jays baseball game unfolding right beneath me. From my vantage point atop the tower, I could watch the players in action and feel the energy of the crowd, adding an exciting twist to my visit. Overall, my time at the CN Tower in August was nothing short of magical. Whether you're captivated by cityscapes, seeking adrenaline-pumping thrills, or simply looking for unexpected delights, a visit to the CN Tower promises an unforgettable adventure that captures the essence of Toronto in all its glory.

A nice tourist attraction in Toronto. If you are visiting, would recommend going on either a bright and sunny day or right before sunset. If you have been to other skyscrapers such as the Empire State Building in NYC you can skip

(Translated by Google) An unforgettable experience. In addition to climbing the tower, we had a delicious lunch. Its slow turn allows you to appreciate every corner of the views that the city offers. I would do it again without hesitation. An unforgettable experience. Apart from going up, we enjoyed a great lunch. The slow movement of the floor gives the chance to see all around the city. (Original) Una experiencia inolvidable. Además de subir a la torre, tomamos un delicioso almuerzo. Su lento giro hace que puedas apreciar cada rincón de las vistas que la ciudad ofrece. Volvería a hacerlo sin dudarlo. An unforgettable experience. Apart from going up, we enjoyed a great lunch. The slow movement of the floor gives the chance to see all around the city.

Cool experience.

(Translated by Google) A remarkable trip with an unforgettable life experience, I recommend it to my friends who want to travel and get to know a little bit of Canada. (Toronto, Niagara, Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec) (Original) Uma viagem marcante com uma experiência de vida inesquecível, super indico para meus amigos que querem viajar e conhecer um pouco do Canada. (Toronto, Niágara, Ottawa, Montreal e Quebec)

Bought tickets online, a long waiting line. You can see just the Level 3. And glass floor. The side rail balcony is closed, have to wear a mask all the time. The restaurant and gift shop are still open. It would have been much more fun without the covid and its restrictions.

I’ve been there 3 or 4 different times and I never get tired of this place. It is beautiful anytime of the day but if you want to take pictures I would recommend to go early in the morning because it’s less crowded and the lights would be better. If you like the view at night and you have a professional camera then you should go when it starts to get dark. Try to get the tickets online because there is always a better deal online and you don’t have to wait in line of buying tickets. Totally recommend it.

One of the major landmark of Toronto that you can see while landing on the plane from YYZ. It is one of the tallest structures in Toronto downtown, you may either book ticket online, buy at a kiosk as a self service, also option to purchase it at the guests service booth upon entry. You required to go through a security check with your belongings then you will proceed through several hallways approaching the elevator that takes you up for 58 seconds to it viewing point. You may take your time to view the city up in the sky and there's also a phone application that you can download to show that the name of the area you looking at. The vending machine no longer have anything to be purchased. cafe is opened so you may enjoy ur food and drink while you enjoy the view. After you're done and gotten it off to the tower, there is a souvenir shop by the exit on your way out to get something memorable home

My first time at CN tower 🤩. One of the tallest beautiful structure in the world. I loved the night view more due to the colourful lights. If you are planning to go at the top, then make you get a ticket ( between 30-40 CAD) online as sometimes it might be crowded during weekends. You can even plan for dinner at the top, you will definitely enjoy food and it’s cheep. There is no issue of parking around the tower.

Very good maintenance during covid time. General admission is enough, it's OK if you want skypod but not that much worth it. Would be great if the outer walk around the tower is open , but currently under maintenance . Take covid test proof and Id proof . Currently mandatory. Otherwise good to walk around and lift journey awesome 👌

A must attraction in Toronto. Provides great views of the city. There's two access passes one that'll get to the top and another one for the highest level, though views don't change much. Make sure to visit their website before you go to check on hours and covid measures and best to buy tickets online to avoid a possible long queue at the entrance.

We did the 360 dining experience. And what a great one it was. The food was excellent and reasonably priced considering where you are. But the views just blow everything else away

Every season we go. Though our favourite season of all is fall. You guessed it right. The weather, the leaves and the breeze everything is perfect. Add to this the soft sunshine.

I had a nice time visiting the place today. I paid 62,15 Canadian dollars to get to the two levels of the tower. The time spent on either levels is unlimited. There weren’t many people either. The first level was great. I was able to take many pictures. They even had a side with a “glass, see through” floor. The second level wasn’t as great as I thought it would be. If I had known about how it was, I don’t think I would’ve paid an extra 10 dollars. That place was actually tiny and the windows didn’t help making good pictures. I would still recommend the place to visit if you’re around though. It’s a must to see in Toronto.

Awesome experience, was a great Winter day with sun and warm weather (relatively), the wind was a cool add-on, made it all more exciting (howls and other noises). Went up to the Skypod at 447m (1465 ft in Mickey Mouse units) and it was so impressive and disquieting to see how much the whole thing moved from side to side, I think my son wasn't all that thrilled, but it was great. The 360 Restaurant was a good deal considering that for 30 dollars on top of the entrance fee, you can get a two course dinner too, plus an extra impressive view of Toronto in the rotating 360 Restaurant. Very much a lifelong memory experience for your kids and yourself too. Yes, not a tour you can include in your budget every weekend, but once a year or two, it can be done. Very recommended, don't miss the opportunity if you are in town, or haven't tried it before.

Visited CN tower during school holidays. It’s beautiful skyscraper located in downtown Toronto. Waiting is not to long but better buy timing advance specially during holiday time. View from top was amazing. Glass floor on top is close for renovation . The 360 degree view is awesome. Select a clear sky day so able to see all around the view. The Edge walk was closed that day but seems to be great adventure.

It is time entry, so definitely buy tickets ahead of time(it gets quite busy). The views were amazing and even better from the sky pod. They even have a little cafe and a fantastic gift shop before exiting... loved that it was so close to our hotel, less than 15 min walk... definitely check it out when in Toronto!

Not cheap, but a great experience. Located near the waters edge of Toronto, CN Tower sits right next to Rogers Centre and easy to get to from trains and subway. Parking in the area is limited and costs around $35 for the day. If you are planning a trip, I would suggest that you check the Blue Jay’s schedule first. This will increase the number of people in the area. When we arrived it was gridlocked with people going to the 1pm game. A General Ticket will get you some amazing views. If you plan your visit, you can have lunch, a beer or wine and just relax and take in the view. We visited on a game day (Thursday) and didn’t have issue find a table. We also splurged and took the pod ride to the very top. Amazing views, but it was very warm. Not a lot of room to move around.

It's hard to get the whole building in frame that's why I have attached photos from a little distance 😅💀. Anyways, there isn't much to do here except buy a ticket and go to top of CN Tower and watch the view. Some people say that we can also see the Niagara Falls from up there, however, when I reached on the top it was cloudy in the distant so couldn't see much but you can definitely see the rooftops of all the buildings in downtown ;) There maybe a combo package for CN Tower and other nearby attractions on their website, so check that out, there may be some discount or an offer for you. Moreover, there's also a restaurant that serves Lunch and Dinner (on specific times), so if you want you can enjoy the food along with the view. I would also suggest to plan it out beforehand since the timings are fixed which you can also check on their website. Sometimes, if you are lucky you might even see yourself above the clouds.

Entrance through a separate line so you don’t have to wait with anyone else. Once past security talk to to staff and they will show you to the ramp that will take you to reception to check in. Once checked in go to the elevators and a photo will be taken. The staff member at the elevators will take you up. Once inside the front staff will show you to your table and sit you down. We got a great set right at the window. The platform spins slowly although it is noticeable. It wasn’t a problem for me but it does feel weird at first. We chose the 3 course price fixe menu for $90 each and ordered a few drinks. The food was great and I especially enjoyed the crab appetizer with the roasted red peppers. The flan dessert was amazing. I would order that next time.

Really glad I visited! Great views! Everything looks so tiny from that high. The cars look like little bugs moving around! Lol! It is best to go on a clear sky day to get the best views though. It still works though, if it isn't, but your pictures won't be as good. Seating (2nd level from the top of the tower): They had some seating to rest on, but it was extremely basic, just a hard surface and no back. They had chairs with a tiny back on them at the restaurant. Glass floor: It was closed when I was there. I could walk on it, but could only see a floor or two below me. Elevator ride: It was fast, but not unbearably. However, they packed us in like sardines. Bag check and X-ray scan: Before you enter the tower, they have people check the contents of every bag, and you walk though a scanner. 2nd level from the top of the tower: It was packed with people. They sent too many people up there. Restaurant: Some people ate there, but it wasn't packed. See my pics for their menu. Washrooms: They had washrooms before you went up in the elevator and on the second level from the top of the tower. Wheelchair accessibility: Everything seemed wheelchair accessible. They had ramps as we walked up to the elevator.

I would give CN Tower 4 STARS for all their hard work to keep the building maintained well and keep it 💯 clean and better looking all these years. However the the management should re consider few matters..long waiting lines on the hot sun and rain is not fun. Customer service reps give a different answer on the phone, and the ladies 🚺 at the gate front say another. Tourists aren't happy apart from beautiful Tower and its history. CN Tower maintenance team should keep the glasses clean. There were so much dirt all over and very visible when we take pictures 📸. Tickets are very expensive. With the current inflation, the Toronto - City Council and the CN Tower leadership team should reconsider the prices for families some type of discount.

My recent visit to the observatory deck on the CN Tower was a truly remarkable experience. From the moment I stepped onto the deck, I was greeted with breathtaking panoramic views of the city of Toronto that stretched as far as the eye could see. The height and vantage point allowed me to appreciate the city's architectural beauty, with its towering skyscrapers and the shimmering waters of Lake Ontario in the distance. The thrill of looking down from such a height was exhilarating, and the glass floor section provided a heart-pounding view of the streets far below. The staff were not only friendly and knowledgeable but also eager to share interesting facts about the tower and the city, enhancing the overall experience. The sunset from the CN Tower was a sight to behold, casting a warm and golden glow over the city. Visiting the CN Tower observatory deck was not just a tourist attraction; it was a journey into Toronto's heart and soul. I left with a newfound appreciation for this beautiful city and the memories of a truly unforgettable experience. It's a must-visit destination for anyone in Toronto, and I can't recommend it enough!

This visit was iconic, and I must say, it was an experience I will cherish forever. This Toronto landmark surpassed all expectations with breathtaking views. Upon arrival at the CN Tower, I was greeted by friendly and knowledgeable staff who provided me with all the necessary information about the available attractions and ticket options. The ticketing process was efficient, and I was quickly on my way to exploring what this incredible structure had to offer. The highlight of my visit was undoubtedly the observation deck. As I ascended in the glass elevator, the excitement built up within me. And when I reached the top, all I can say is that the view took my breath away. The panoramic vistas of Toronto's skyline and Lake Ontario were simply mesmerizing. I felt like I was on top of the world, truly a sight to behold. Things to know: -Get your tickets online and skip the long lines. -If you dine at the restaurant located in the CN Tower, you get a free tour.

This experience must be had. A window table offers the nicest view. excellent cuisine. We purchased online ticket for visit. Best view is from restaurant area. Island and runway of airport is in front so it gives amazing view. I visited in winters so basically after 5pm you can enjoy the night view as well. Instead of taking the costly bus tour of the city's architecture offered by the cruise company, we opted to have evening snacks at the 360-degree restaurant. Views are much better from above. By the way, you don't need to purchase tower tickets; simply make a reservation online and wait in line at the restaurant to use their private elevator.

The CN Tower in Toronto stands at 553.3 m-high it is a communications and observation tower. It was completed in 1976. Its name "CN" referred to Canadian National, the railway company that built the tower. The CN Tower held the record for the world's tallest free-standing structure for 32 years, from 1975 until 2007. It is currently the tenth-tallest free-standing structure in the world and remains the tallest free-standing structure on land in the Western Hemisphere. In 1995, the CN Tower was declared one of the modern Seven Wonders of the World by the American Society of Civil Engineers. We went for lunch at the  360 Restaurant, which is one of the best fine dining restaurants in Toronto. The food served was of the highest quality. The service was impeccable with a view that is absolutely breathtaking. It was definitely our biggest highlight while visiting Toronto.

Terrific! You should definitely take the trip up to the viewing platform. The view and the feeling are indescribable. We bought a CityPASS beforehand and reserved our visit using the app. Everything online and easy. Inside the tower is also a gift shop and washrooms.

It is a absolutely stunning view of the city. I highly recommend even if only once. Great experience for the entire family and yes it’s kids friendly. I would suggest eating before going as it cost an ton for the simplest thing up there. It is best to buy a city pass and hit all the popular activities at once.

Amazing views from the CN Tower over the city of Toronto and beyond. Spent a few hours at the top of the tower, all the staff on different levels were extremely kind and helpful. There is a restaurant where you can have food or just drinks and continue enjoying the wonderful sights across Toronto and Lake Ontario. This is definitely a must do attraction to visit whilst in Toronto.

A Culinary Journey with a Spectacular View: CN Tower's Revolving Restaurant The CN Tower in Toronto is an iconic landmark that offers a dining experience like no other. Hosting the revolving restaurant, this towering gem provides not only a breathtaking view but also a culinary adventure worth savoring. Perched high above the city, the revolving restaurant offers diners a 360-degree panoramic view of Toronto. The skyline stretches out in all directions, revealing the city's vibrant energy and architectural marvels. It's a visual feast that complements the culinary delights on offer. Speaking of which, the food at the restaurant is nothing short of exceptional. From sumptuous starters to delectable mains and indulgent desserts, each dish is crafted with care and precision. The menu showcases a blend of local flavors and international influences, catering to a variety of palates. While the price point might be around $50 per dish, the quality of the food and the experience more than justifies the cost. This is not just a meal; it's a memory-making event. Whether you're indulging in a romantic dinner for two or celebrating a special occasion with friends and family, the CN Tower's revolving restaurant sets the stage for a memorable culinary adventure. The attentive service and knowledgeable staff enhance the overall experience, ensuring that every guest feels well taken care of. Whether you're a local looking to rediscover the city or a visitor eager to soak in Toronto's skyline, this dining experience is sure to leave a lasting impression. In summary, the CN Tower's revolving restaurant offers a perfect fusion of culinary excellence and unparalleled views. The carefully curated menu and impeccable service create an unforgettable dining experience. While it may be a splurge, it's one that is absolutely worth it for the memories you'll cherish long after you've left the tower.

This was my fourth time visiting the CN Tower, I recommend going over there on a weekday rather than the weekend because during the week will be less crowded. It's usually very busy in summer but in winter you have a better chance to enjoy the place and take great pictures. One of the things that I always make sure to do is pick a time when you get the chance to see the view during daylight + sunset + night. In that way you get the opportunity to admire the view much better, especially for those who are visiting Toronto.

4.5/5, very beautiful panoramic view of the city of Toronto, nothing to complain about in terms of view, a small part closed due to work, but does not harm the experience. The welcome is warm, however there is a severe lack of cloakroom to store belongings. If you have children, the Aquarium+ Tower CN pass available online is worth it. It remains essential (when the weather is nice) to go there to observe Toronto!

Very cool experience, with a spectacular view of the city and Lake Ontario. This tower built in the late 70s is over 550m high and has one of the fastest elevators in the world. At the observatory, a glass floor further heightens the sensation of height. Downstairs, easy access by bus, trainway and subway. Upstairs, good coffee and restaurant options.

Went for Valentine's Day dinner, for my first time CN Tower! Dinner ticket include the view from the tower, which was awesome! Meal was good, view was amazing... Only thing I hope for a change is that I hope menu doesn't include the price. Definitely most of the case, someone is paying other (in such nice restaurant people usually do not split the bill!) No one want to show/know how much the dinner cost...

This is a nice viewing tower. I went here while I was in Toronto and was satisfied with my experience. I walked into the tower and bought a ticket for the tower. After I bought my ticket, I went through a metal detector before getting into an elevator. The elevator took me up to the viewing deck of CN Tower very quickly, which was nice. Once I got to the viewing deck, I walked around and admired the view of Lake Ontario and the Toronto skyline. There was a small area of the viewing deck that had a glass floor that you can walk on, but I didn't do that. After I walked around the viewing deck, I went back down the elevator and left the tower, satisfied with my experience. I gave this tower five stars because it provides nice views of Lake Ontario and the Toronto skyline. The viewing area is also very spacious, so it doesn't feel crowded when you're in their.

I have always had a great time visiting the CN Tower with friends and family. It is also a nice dining experience as well. I hope to be back soon for a date with my significant other once covid 19 is over!! Highly recommend.

Light on CN tower is such a Beauty to watch ❤️ Anyone visiting downtown at evenings would get this blissful experience 🤩

Amazing view and a great experience! If you have the chance, get there at the end of afternoon so you can enjoy both views

Been several times and always enjoyed it.

Well yes you go up quite high, see the whole city but that’s it. It’s good for saying that I have been to the top and that’s it. In the end, it’s way to expensive to go up the elevator. Having said that, if you are a thrill seeker and would like to do Edge Walk then there may be more to it. However, it’s much more expensive than just going up the elevator.

Definitely a sight to see in the city, a bit too expensive for what you get!

(Translated by Google) on the tower you have a wonderful view over Toronto. (Original) auf dem Tower hat man einen wunderschönen Blick über Toronto.

great restaurants but one of our highlights was definitely visiting the massive CN Tower! It can easily be seen from 25km away! Looking up at it from the base is astounding! I highly recommend paying to travel up the tower. The views of Toronto and the surrounding Greater Toronto Area are absolutely stellar! The glass floor is also pretty fun...or terrifying if you’re afraid of heights! If you’re in Toronto, this is definitely a must see!!

There are so many sites and great restaurants but one of our highlights was definitely visiting the massive CN Tower! It can easily be seen from 25km away! Looking up at it from the base is astounding! I highly recommend paying to travel up the tower. The views of Toronto and the surrounding Greater Toronto Area are absolutely stellar! The glass floor is also pretty fun...or terrifying if you’re afraid of heights! If you’re in Toronto, this is definitely a must see!!

(Translated by Google) slow turn makes you appreciate every corner of the views that the city offers. I would do it again without hesitation. An unforgettable experience. Apart from going up, we enjoyed a great lunch. The slow movement of the floor gives the chance to see all around the city. (Original) lento giro hace que puedas apreciar cada rincón de las vistas que la ciudad ofrece. Volvería a hacerlo sin dudarlo. An unforgettable experience. Apart from going up, we enjoyed a great lunch. The slow movement of the floor gives the chance to see all around the city.

Amazing experience 🤩

This place is iconic. The view is great!

Offers the best 360 views of the city. Great for tourists or as a one time thing. Price of admission is to expensive imo. Don’t eat at the restaurant food is not that great.

my mom fell down

The CN Tower (French: Tour CN) is a 553.3 m-high (1,815.3 ft) concrete communications and observation tower located in Downtown Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Built on the former Railway Lands, it was completed in 1976. Its name "CN" originally referred to Canadian National, the railway company that built the tower. Following the railway's decision to divest non-core freight railway assets prior to the company's privatization in 1995, it transferred the tower to the Canada Lands Company, a federal Crown corporation responsible for real estate development.

The Icon of Toronto is standing tall, with excellent customer service. The entry fare is costly; I suggest checking for offers or coupons online. The view is breathtaking 🍁😍

Gorgeous city views! Recommend a drink at the bar on top when things open up.

A historic landmark which is always thrilling to stare at.

(Translated by Google) I would love to know that place (Original) Me encantaría conocer ese lugar

(Translated by Google) Toronto's tallest tower where you can see the entire city. There is a higher point that is almost open air, it is all enriched but you feel the breeze of the height and you can see the whole city. You have two restaurants, one rotating (more expensive) and one static a little more accessible. (Original) Torre más alta de Toronto donde puedes ver toda la ciudad. Hay un punto más alto que es casi al aire libre, está todo enrrejado pero sientes la brisa de la altura y puedes ver toda la ciudad. Tienes dos restaurantes, uno giratorio (más costoso) y uno estático un poco más accesible.

the glass floor was fun as

At the visitors platform you get snacks and warm coffee and a breath taking overview. Don´t be afraid if you are standing on the glas bottom floor and look down to your feet nearly 500 meters to the ground !

Great Tower a bit expensive

view of toronto and area, although it was very busy during my visit I would definitely recommend this to anyone

Stunning view of toronto and area, although it was very busy during my visit I would definitely recommend this to anyone

Hope it reopens soon.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place (Original) Lindo lugar

Amazing architecture.

My experience was a good from outside but it’s is closed due to covid 19.

A perfect instance of architectural marvel!

I wish it was open

Pictures of CN tower from different places in Toronto

(Translated by Google) epic (Original) epik

The CN Tower held the record for the world's tallest free-standing structure for 32 years until 2007 when it was surpassed by the Burj Khalifa, and was the world's tallest tower until 2009 when it was surpassed by the Canton Tower. It is now the ninth tallest free-standing structure in the world and remains the tallest free-standing structure on land in the Western Hemisphere. In 1995, the CN Tower was declared one of the modern Seven Wonders of the World by the American Society of Civil Engineers. It also belongs to the World Federation of Great Towers.

It’s a nice place, very good. High up in the sky, but I felt like that was just it. Going up, take photos and come back down. It’s a small experience, maybe cause I travel a lot and have high expectations.

Great Family Experience and photo opportunities. Especially if you have people that aren't from the city! Brought a 9yr old from Barrie and she absolutely LOVED the views and the elevator.

My last visit to CN tower is 30 years ago and this time we came with our kids. We make reservations for lunch (360 restaurant) at 11:45am. We arrive at the CN tower around 11:30am and because of our reservation at the 360, we do not have to wait in line to take the elevator to the restaurant. There is a separate entrance for the 360 restaurant. The restaurant space out their table so I feel safe. Our visit is on Thursday so it is not busy at all. Staffs are super friendly and services are great! Food is average and price is fair. After lunch we can walk down to the glass floor. It is a bit crowded in my opinion.

There is nothing like looking over an entire city. Challenging your own fears of height and vertigo has never felt this good. Complete the stunning view with a Dining experience overlooking the city and a fully stocked gift shop!

Great views of the city! Fine dining experience. Treat yourself and family when you do go. The price of admission to go up is included ($40) when you dine minimum order of 2 course meal.

The CN Tower is a great place to visit - especially on a clear day. You can see for miles. It’s fairly expensive but while you’re up there you might as well pay the extra to get to the top deck. It’s quite a bit higher and provides an even better view. Don’t visit if you’re afraid of heights and definitely don’t go on the glass floor ;-)

Probably one of the nicest towers I've visited so far. I must say that the entire visit was very well organized and coordinated, including the implementation of all the covid measures. Everything was efficient from start to end. We booked the ticket including the Nacelle / SkyPod access, which I probably would not do again. At 447 meters, the SkyPod is about 100m higher than the regular observation deck, but it's super small and honestly the vewing experience is better on the regular deck. Plus mind that it can get claustrophobic up there for some people. So in my opinion, the cheaper regular deck is enough but absolutely worth it.

Great views at the top - probably worth the price if not been before. Aim to arrive late afternoon to catch daylight, sunset and night. Very few queues at the bottom on a Friday

memorable experience. enjoyed the scenic view of Toronto.. At night the lights inside were dim to view clearly.

Really great experience. Didn't get to walk the glass floor as there was an event that night but we did get a free upgrade to the higher up observation area. Incredible views whether it's day or night.

The biggest advantage of visiting with out of country guests on a weekday afternoon during a global pandemic is that there was no rush, no crowd, and no lines anywhere! My husband and I had some cousins fly in from England for a family wedding and they were able to properly enjoy the CN tower in a relaxing and fun manner that is not typically of our past visits. It was cool to watch airplanes take off and land from centre island as well. Everyone also always loves when the tower lights up in different colors at night, especially for themed events, like sports games or on Canada day. The views and different options offered and history, etc are all great and you can really spend a few hours here enjoying and wandering around....I know the edgewalk is something we are interested in trying one day down the road. The gift shop is pretty huge and sells quite of bit of fun items for purchase too. We were disappointed as we wanted to grab a quick drink in the restaurant and hang out for an hour or so enjoying the view, however we were not allowed up as it was based on prior reservations only. There was a cafe on the viewing deck level, but it would be nice for a lounge/bar area too if people desired too.

CN - A must visit. The 360 restaurant at CN Tower has a descent menu and the experience is good. A 2 course pre fixed menu (Price is CAD70 per person) will give you access to the Glass floor & Observation deck. You can park in any of the nearby paid parking premises. The gift shop gives a variety of options to secure cool items for friends and family.

This amazing structure provides a 360 degree view on a few levels specifically it’s restaurant that rotates while you eat. The higher you go you can feel the tower moving. You may also catch an air show.

Had visited when it was a overcast. DO NOT GO UNLESS ITS a clear sunny day! Had taken a citypass but the guest service was able to provide another pass for a future day to compensate for lack of visibility. So happy for that as i was playing tour guide for my family and they were able to see it on a short visit. Thanks For a great service!

This was my first visit to Toronto and top of my wish list was the CN Tower. It’s $40 to go to the main viewing platform towards the top and you can pay extra to go right to the top. There is a fantastic 360° view of the city and the lake. One of the highlights is the glass floor which is amazing. Stand over this if you dare!!

Had a good experience here!! Would highly recommend for tourists. Very fun and got some great pictures. Elevator was fast, and didn’t wait long to go back down either. Got tickets through city pass and it was well worth it. Sadly Drake was not there 😔

Iconic landmark, great Visit loved it. An amazing feat of engineering. Go up the two levels. Worth it!

Definitely one of my favorite places to chill out around. Always nice to go inside to the upper most level observatory, for sure recommend for tourists. It's surprisingly empty at nights here and you can enjoy hanging around the area on the benches enjoying the views

Great view. Sometimes difficult to find a parking spot. Go on a clear sky day for better view. 360’ view and the top restaurant are worth visiting. Book tickets online to save few penny.

We loved the CN Tower so much! We did the standard observation tower and went up the extra 33 floors for an extra $10 each. I don't think it was really worth it, but still a great view. We took the 7pm ride, which was perfect! Got to see daytime, sunset, AND night time view! Best of all worlds.

When in Toronto, don’t miss CN Tower! It was so fun from the elevator going up to the breathtaking view from the top overlooking Toronto. You can enjoy the 360° view from above, and there are snack bars along with some tables and chairs to rest and chomp some food while having a good high view.

Iconic landmark for sure. CN tower stands out amidst other beautiful buildings around it. Must visit place . Goes with the saying, when in toronto….

I visited this place several times with my family and friends. We used the elevator going up to the top, where we can look out and enjoyed the view. It was wonderful experience. It wasn't busy when we were there. We got to walk on the glass floor to see the view beneath us. We stopped at the restaurant for lunch, but we had to make reservations. Before, we left to go home. We stopped at the souvenir shop. We did use their restrooms. They do have Wheelchair Accessible Entrances. We had to pay for parking close to the Tower. They do have Wheelchair Accessible Parking Lots. I found an article called High and Mighty from the magazine year 2022 called Canadian Geographic. It mentions that they started Construction, which begins on Feb 6, 1973 and lasted for more than three years. The CN Tower formally opened in June 1976. The CN Tower was the world's highest free-standing structure, at 1,815 feet (553 metres), a title it held until 2007.

Great place to visit, negatives.. No students prices and expensive food/drink on the viewing deck

Great view of Toronto downtown from 360 restaurant. Really enjoyed the view.

Heads up, if you go the highest part (that sky pod) wearing Bluetooth headphones and walk around the walls you can pick up radio stations.

Loved this experience. We had the dining package so observation deck was included. Food was a bit pricey but great to see the view. Worth doing if you’re in Toronto

The view from top of the CN tower was mind-blowing and that Sunset😍😍

Lovely experience! I recommend getting there before sun set and staying till night fall. The view is a completely different experience between day and night.

The views from the tower are incredible but because the venue is so popular, you spend most of your time standing in line. If you want to go to the restaurant, book well in advance. The best thing to do is plan ahead.

Standard high tower. I come from a biased perspective, having seen multiple of these around the world. However I will say that this place has some good, efficient and friendly staff.. except the tip hungry staff in the concessions upstairs. Things moved pretty quickly in queue but is overcrowded like any tourist attraction

Wanna see the whole of toronto? Visit the top of CN tower, one of the main attractions of toronto. You get to click pictures and keep as souvenirs. Outside CN tower there are local shops were you can buy street food.

The view is from the 114th floor is awesome. The elevator is so fast that it takes less than 1 minute. If the sky is clear then you can see the NIAGARA also which is as far as appx 150 kms

A real mind blowing experience guaranteed Right from the racing elevator to the exciting sights of the sea, airport, countryside, rail road, vast grassy fields from Atop. The way they designed the Structure is what makes it a mini-adventure and Tourism attraction. Over the years, the Other tall structures around seem to have either caught up or dwarfed in comparison. Overall an experience not to be missed! An excellent photo Opp too!

Restaurant has amazing views of Toronto and the water! The entrance to the restaurant was a little longer than anticipated, most probably due to Spring break though we had reservations. Food was ok and a little pricey. Service was good and atmosphere very family oriented. If you eat at the restaurant, entrance to the skyline is free so you get the view from the restaurant and then from the skyline. Good place.

Upon arriving at the tower🗼, I was greeted by friendly and helpful staff who made the entire visit smooth and enjoyable. Found out one of the staffs who is actually from the same place as mine, lol😃. The ticketing process was efficient, and I appreciated the various options available, allowing visitors to customize their experience based on their preferences. The ascent to the observation deck was an exhilarating journey in itself. The glass elevator whisked me up at an impressive speed, providing panoramic views of Toronto's skyline as I ascended. The anticipation grew with each passing floor, and the excitement peaked when I reached the top. Stepping onto the observation deck, I was instantly captivated by the breathtaking vistas that stretched as far as the eye could see. The 360-degree view of Toronto and its surrounding areas was absolutely stunning. From Lake Ontario to the sprawling cityscape, every angle was a feast for the eyes. The glass floor sections added an extra thrill, offering a unique perspective of the bustling city beneath my feet...😇

You will wait longer in line to get in then you will spend indoors. Just be ready for that. If you've ever been to Disney World without a FastPass, and waited the regular line to get on the ride, you know what I'm talking about. And the line outside, which stretches half the length of a city block, is only HALF of the line (maybe a third). Once it gets inside, it wends its way down hallways and through corridors and into lots of twisty space-filling curves, kind of like a Disney World ride line. But once you get in, there was all kinds of interesting stuff to see and read, lots of videos to watch, and eventually, they lead you into the elevator which whisks you up ~1100 ft (342 m) in 58 seconds. The view is remarkable, but with a lot of the windows are dirty, which makes taking photos out of some of them difficult. For an extra $10 you can take a second elevator up an additional ~300 ft (~100 m) to the upper nacelle, from which the views are truly dizzying. The elevators have a glass side panel so you can watch out as you go up, and there is a glass floor you can walk on, and you can see through 1100 feet down. However the glass floor is not super transparent, kind of dirty, and there really isn't too much of a view through it. That said, if you're not fully prepared for it, it will mess your mind up as you step onto it. It's horrifically expensive, but it falls into the category of things you've just kind of GOT TO DO if you're in town. And you can get a discount if you do it through the City Pass.

It's a great place to visit!! I didn't like the crowd and the times to go up and down, although that's not their fault.

Visibility was lower than usual due to wildfire smoke; the view would normally be much nicer. The wait to get it was not long as we got there just on time and there was a Blue Jays game so that probably reduced the number of people going to the CN tower.

Have been several times over the course of 20 yrs. Now seems very over crowded and all about getting more money to see the view. Over commercialized and overpriced. If u want to go I suggest seeing it 'one and done'. Go early before crowds. There is some renovation going on to improve the glass floor experience which is now hard to see at all, because they OVER pack each elevator. It's crammed with visitors when they should limit it for a better experience. Suggestion: Maybe have a line to wait for some to come down before sending hundreds more up. Or. have a time slot to reserve. Too many people are trying to sit or lay on the floor for pictures to enjoy it ourselves. Nasty elevator operator yelled at us to make room for more people with 2 wheelchairs and 20 ppl already in it. Saying it can hold 35! Rude and it's Ridiculous! Especially if ur a little claustrophobic. Needs much improvement.

Spectacular high view of Toronto city. Must visit place for tourists. Buy online tickets to save your time. They also have activities like edge walk. There is restaurant on top which serves amazing food and you can enjoy it with the perfect view. The lower floor of the Tower is currently under renovation for the 360 glass view. You can still visit there and have a glance. Also the outer area where you can feel the wind is permanently closed.

Very cool. I am afraid as hell of heights, freaked out for sure, but still had a very pleasant experience!

If you feel that the CN tower is majestic, behold the view when you go to the top of the tower. Included as an attraction in the Toronto City Pass, CN tower is located in the heart of downtown near the Union station and Ripley's aquarium. The wait to the top of the tower is typically long, ~45 mins to go to the top, but the top is worth the wait. In general admission tickets, you get access to the viewing area and a glass floor which gives splendid sites to the baseball stadium below. One can see the rest of the downtown, the docks, a private airport, and pretty much everything, as the tower is the highest structure that is out there. There is a small cafe at the top where the items are reasonably priced. Recommended time to spend at the top of the tower - 1.5 hours.

The CN Tower experience in Toronto was truly remarkable. From the moment I arrived, the panoramic views of the city's skyline were breathtaking, giving a whole new perspective on its beauty. The Glass Floor walk was both exhilarating and nerve-wracking, offering a unique opportunity to see the ground far below. The SkyPod observation deck provided an even higher vantage point, perfect for capturing stunning photographs. The informative exhibits about the tower's construction and history added depth to the visit. Overall, the CN Tower offers an unforgettable experience that's a must for anyone visiting Toronto.

One of the iconic buildings of Canada in Toronto. Whole procedure of getting to the top in 5 seconds at a speed of 23 km/HR is thrilling. From top you can see lake Ontario one side, mini airport other side, gigantic buildings and down town all around. You can sit and chill at cages on top over viewing the skyline. Very well managed. Just that u need patience in queue on weekends. There is a souvenir shop at exit while going out. So many options to sect from. Very clean washroom. Very well informed team. Neatness is worth mentioning here despite of so many footfalls.

fun tourist experience but very busy around sunset (of course) despite ordering tickets online days early. 1h+ line, no benches, just standing in the middle of the way, so I'd say overbooking seems common. the pod is cool too, but the main deck is best for pictures

This was my 3rd trip to La Tour CN Tower, each one better than the last. The first time was at night, and I looked DOWN on fireworks. The second time, it was a cold, blustery winter evening into night. I stepped out into the wind for a few seconds, then enjoyed a great dinner. This time, we were there when it opened. We enjoyed the lack of lines and crowds. The early morning views were spectacular. It was also the first time I went up to the Sky Pod, which was a bit nerve-wracking at first, but I thoroughly enjoyed the views. The CN Tower is a must for any visit to Toronto.

This was included on our City Pass. A must see while in Toronto. I love seeing the islands and Mississauga. We visited during Labor Day weekend at 11:30am and the crowds was manageable. By the the time we left 2 hours or so later the lines were waaaay longer. There was also a Blue Angels air show during our visit which made the experience even more interesting.

The CN Tower, why is my favourite attraction of my visit to Toronto. We pre-booked the skyline walk. We got there half an hour early and the whole advent was fantastic. Safety was tonight attempt the staff were brilliant funny but serious because of the safety needed we put on our harnesses And we go to the lift and ascended to the skyline walk view was fantastic. It wasn’t windy hang in from the skyline walk over Toronto was very exciting. It lasted about 25 minutes. I would recommend anyone who is not scared of heights to do the CN Tower skyline walk if I possibly could, I would do it again thank you very much.

Its one of the best 'things to do' in Toronto.Located in the heart of Toronto so public transport connectivity is very good. Views that you see from the observation deck are just awesome.We preferred to see the views in day light. It's an overall good experience to go at a height of around 1800 feet and view the Toronto city. Lake Ontario and all the giant companies gives altogether a awesome view from top . Stadium too is seen amazing from top .

I dropped so lucky with the weather when I visited. Absolutely breathtaking views from the top. Booked in advance for 10:30 on a Monday and was about a 20 minute wait in arrival. The main observation deck did not feel at all crowded and there were plenty of places to sit and relax. I braved the glass floor on the lower deck but felt this was more of a novelty as the view is nowhere as good as on the main deck. There's a small cafe, toilets and decent WiFi at the top too.

The CN Tower offers breathtaking 360-degree views from its observation deck, with a stunning glass floor walk that's both thrilling and mesmerizing. By day, you'll be captivated by the city's beauty, and at night, the skyline sparkles like a constellation of stars. A must-visit for anyone seeking an unforgettable view of Toronto downtown or the city with views of Lake Ontario. Recommend buying tickets in advance if planning to go to the skypod or the edge walk due to time slots.

One of the bucket list things to do when in Toronto. Great views but steep prices. Bought two beers $34!! Worth doing the skypod for the extra $10 as it really let's you appreciate how tall it is.. Good gifts in shop below also, better than most others I found.

Absolutely brilliant! Although there were quite a lot of visitors here, it was well organised and not overcrowded. Bought the general admission ticket which gave excellent views without paying the additional price for going higher up for more elevated views. Would like to have visited the restaurant at night time but just ran out of time. A thoroughly enjoyable experience.

This is a Must visit attraction when coming to Toronto. I went on the 7pm ride and it was awesome to see the city lights. At this time it's difficult to get good photos, so if you want to have clear pictures with no need for a good camera or great photography skills, you should go up earlier. This is the main attraction of the city pass. I highly recommend getting it, it's a great deal.

Our next family Toronto adventure take us to CN Tower with a category of 4.6 and more than 66,295 reviews this place was the icon for many 32 years the tallest tower in the world. What incredible views from the top Toronto is an amazing city and the lake around the city, we take time to enjoy every side of the city from the top of the tower, high recommend place to visit if you come to Toronto.

The CN Tower in Toronto is an iconic landmark and a popular tourist attraction. It is one of the tallest freestanding structures in the world and has become a symbol of the city. The tower offers stunning panoramic views of Toronto and the surrounding area from its observation decks, which are located at different heights. With that said, it was an amazing experience. We bought tickets at the venue and waited in line for about 30 to 45 minutes. The views were amazing, and food and drinks are available when you get to the observation tower. They do a great job of getting people in and out of the elevators. They take pictures, but I didn't like the way my picture turned out, so I didn't buy it. I remember the price being pretty expensive.

Great view!!! We came Monday 10:30, was almost no one there, took great pictures without the crowd. Bought tickets online in 2 minutes, very easy! Staff was also very nice and helpful. Just be ready they going to check your bags, we are visitors from another city, they took out all clothes we had in the backpack, the good thing they were accurate to put it back.