I've traveled here in the summertime of July of this year with some of my Best Friends. We really liked to how cool it looked at night. Nothing to dislike about this place. We also really liked to how tall it looked.

Really enjoyed this attraction. On arrival staff advised that part of the viewing floor was taken over by a private event and would not be able to walk around the whole area. As a sweetener they gave us tickets to be able to go up to another higher level. Fantastic views and stayed to have a wine and look out over Toronto. Went at a quieter time around 5pm ish.

It was great experience visiting CN Tower. My kids liked it so much and the view of the Toronto city was amazing in the night. Got opportunity to visit skypod, which was tallest point and we all liked it so much. Thrilled to see the bottom from the glass floor. Loved it.

The CN tower provides unparalleled views of the city of Toronto. While the views during the day are fantastic, do youself a favor and head there around dusk. Watching the city illuminate after dark is truly breathtaking.

Amazing experience going up the CN tower, staff were supper friendly. Toilets were clean, atmosphere was positive, lovely views Shame cafe in the tower was shut but cafe downstairs by giftshop was lovely. 100% recommended if visiting Toronto

A must see and visit when in Toronto. We were fortunate to have a very clear day with great views. We paid the additional fee to go to the highest viewing point which was fine but it didn't really add a lot. It was a bit expensive. Last time I visited was in December 1977!

This is a must-see if you're visiting Toronto for the first time, as it's part of the Toronto skyline and was the world's tallest building for 30+ years. You're affordable a gorgeous panorama view of the entire city, so take the time to enjoy the scenery. We were lucky enough to have a clear day, which made this excursion extra special. We also appreciated that they didn't hustle us out in a specific amount of time, so we could spend as much time here as we wanted. There's plenty of seating if you want to take a break. The one drawback I'll add is that ticket prices are pretty steep ($43/adults and $30/kids), so make the most of your visit.

Yes it's expensive but you get great views of the city. We went when it opened and there was no queue/line, just a short stop for secutity checks. We could spend as long as we wished at both the main observation deck and the skypod which has an additional charge. I think it is worth doing both as it is a different experience higher up and there is additional information available there such as the pendulum that shows if the tower is swaying. We were lucky to have a reasonably clear day for views. There is the usual gift shop, etc on the ground floor. Yes, it is just a high view of a city but see it as an experience and part of a visit to Toronto also.

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.

We visited in February so it was a lot lot quieter than other times of the year. We didn't have to queue or wait at all. We got straight up and down the tower when we needed to. It is touristy and I can imagine chaotic in busier times but it was nice and quiet at the top and it was a clear day so we had great views. It is also definitely one of the pricier tourist attractions but I still say worth a visit when in Toronto!