Once open again Tilt admission will remain $7, in addition to the $19 price for getting up to 360 Chicago, Williamson said. Williamson said work this month marks the third phase of work since 360 Chicago entered the building, with each interval costing "several million dollars." The renovations follow 360 Chicago adding photographs to the observatory, as well as a new cafe and bar. "It could use a little bit of personality and have ability to have that light and change with the mood of the city," Williamson said. The tilt option also didn’t seem that exciting because it doesn’t really move you forward very far, but we didn’t do this so I can’t speak from experience just observation. Nichole Williamson, general manager of the 360 Chicago observatory containing Tilt, said the renovations were planned all along as part of a three-year plan. Once it reopens next month, the Tilt will be spruced up with enhanced sound, a slightly different "motion pattern," and lights that change color just like the top Hancock Tower, 875 N. Michigan (formerly the John Hancock Center).
General Admission for One Adult or Youth to 360 CHICAGO.
It's been closed for the past few weeks as it undergoes renovations just 14 months after opening. 96 Reviews Chicago, United States 1 to 2 hours (approx. Aerial view of 8 people at the titled view in Willis Tower, Chicago. When: 7 days: 9 AM 9 PM Check for hours As always read all the Terms and conditions before purchasing your tickets.
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The Tilt is the 94th-floor attraction in the Michigan Avenue skyscraper that rotates 30 degrees toward the street, giving riders a scare and a thrill. Combining the sightseeing joy of an observation deck with the breathtaking thrills of a amusement-park ride, TILT lets visitors step out over the edge of John Hancock Building via a bank of windows that actually moves out and downward. MAGNIFICENT MILE - The Tilt observation deck near the top of John Hancock Center has reached a turning point.
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