Great experience, will do it again. Plan your visit, reasonable priced tickets are available at the tower base, both at a kiosk and ticket machines. Staff very helpful, friendly and knowledgeable. Prices at the observation deck cafe are surprise surprise, reasonable. The gift shop whilst very well stocked and is somewhat touristy in its pricing!! Definitely try for the clear day, an evening visit with sunset whilst your at the observation deck is simply awesome. Again plan carefully. Looking forward to a visit in the winter with lots of snow ( on the ground 😀) and clear crisp sky. Pack the best camera possible for a life memory. Well Done Toronto.

The views are impressive... however when I visited, a good 1/3 of the main observation deck was closed to the public, and the glass floor was not open either. Despite that, no discount of any sort was offered. Still paid full price, for 2/3 of the experience. The "Skypod" is another viewing area about 100m above the main observation deck which can be accessed for an extra fee. I didn't find the view from up there much any more impressive or interesting from than what you see at the main deck. I also wished that either the main observation deck or the skypod had imagery pointing some important landmarks that are visible from up there, or at least some audiovisuals enhancing the learning experience. This is very common in other observation towers that I've visited. I found that there was not much explanation or interaction on display, so you're really coming (and paying) only for the views.

It is indeed a place to see. The weather was not that great do the view was not the greatest but it was impressive indeed. I actually went to both decks and the upper one wasn't more impressive, so it's not a must to go there. Specially in the cold season as all the other activities were closed: walking on the edge is the only one i remembered. It is though a place you HAVE to have on your 'to-do' list. It is impressive. The view and the way you can see the city is a 5 times YES from me. Have fun travelers!!!

Visited with family during sunset hour. Experience always better with people you truly enjoy. Delightful dinner atmosphere and tasty food options, great wine recommendation and an overall memorable time.

Visited here just before Xmas 2022 whilst on holiday for our first time in Toronto. Been somewhere we wanted to visit for a while and it didn’t disappoint. Was really easy to get tickets and all the staff were helpful. Tickets were reasonably priced and the gift shop was amazing

This was the first attraction we visited when we got to Toronto. We paid for the SkyPod + Timed General Admission. In my opinion, you get better views from the lower platform because it's bigger so can move freely and the windows are larger. The views from the top are amazing. It can get very crowded during summer time so be aware that this could create lines and waiting time. Renovations were taking place during our visit so multiple parts of the towers were closed which was unfortunate. The Souvenir shop inside the tower is great so make sure you stop by.

You've got to visit if you're in Toronto. The views are absolutely spectacular - it's fun to look down on the planes landing at the nearby airport. It's also worth paying a few extra bucks to go to the top viewing platform (unless you can't stand heights!)

The CN Tower is an absolute must-visit if you're looking for a heart-pumping and dazzling experience. Pay to go to the SkyPod, the highest spot humans can stand in a building in the western hemisphere, and you can even feel the building flex in the wind. Watching planes land at Billy Bishop Airport is a surreal experience witnessing them like miniatures. A literal cannot miss, the single most important thing to do in Toronto even as a local.

This is a must see attraction. I'd highly recommend dinner towards sunset and sit near the window. Just stunning to see the city from here. With dinner, you skip the crowds and lines and get a wonderful dinner with great service. 10/10.

It was not perfect only because some features was closed due to reforms. But obviously is a must see place in Toronto. I've been in the Berlin tower before witch is also great, but this is even higher. My visit was with my wife but is great for kids too.