Sears Tower Skydeck!
The Sears Tower Skydeck!
Where can you see Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin without actually having to travel there? Just by walking around the Sears Tower Skydeck! On a clear day you can see 40-50 miles, especially with the brand new high-tech, high powered telescopes.
Although The Sears Tower in Chicago Illinois is no longer the tallest building in the world, it’s still a worthwhile and ever-popular Chicago bus tour attraction. Many people still want to take a piece of The Sears home with them – after all, it’s a 110-storey building with high-speed elevators that simply gives you butterflies in the tummy! The view at 1,500 feet up can’t be bad and the view from the top of this Chicago bus tour stop is amazing and breathtaking irregardless of whether you’re there at night or during the deck. The observatory deck at the top is a popular spots for families and couples alike.
What’s most amazing about seeing things from an eagle’s point of view is that you’ll get to enjoy the splendor of Lake Michigan like never before. If you think Chicago’s Lake Michigan is grand from the ground, try looking at it from the top of The Sears Tower! It’s truly priceless.
Many tour buses make a stop at this Chicago attraction first before heading on to other significant Chicago bus tour attraction because this is the perfect place to see the entire city at once glance. It’s like been given the chance to map out your journey and also to spot famous buildings, point out famous landmarks in Chicago before heading out. Well, if the kids are not exactly into taking in the view, we assure you that kids will have loads of fun with the high-speed elevators. There’s nothing quite like traveling upward at that speed toward dizzying height! And when you finally reach the top of this amazing Chicago bus tour stop, you’ll feel like you’re on top of the world – literally speaking.
That's not all you will see on your visit though. There is something for everyone at this Chicago landmark. The Sears Tower Skydeck has just had a $4 million revamp. It doesn't matter what language you speak because 6 languages are featured at new interactive kiosks. Featured languages are English, French, German, Japanese, Polish and Spanish. Paintings have a universal language and the new museum-quality exhibits display Chicago's past and present. Kids will have a great time here too. Cool cut-out windows put children eye-to-eye with Chicago history, sports and more.
After your eyes are given a treat, give your tummy one too! The Sears Tower hosts 4 delicious places to eat. There is Mrs. Levy's Delicatessen, an upbeat 90's deli with New York favorites and an ice cream parlor. Mia Torre, authentic regional Italian cuisine with a festive flair. Dos Hermanos, Mexican and Tex-Mex specialties served in the spirit of fiesta and Eadies Kitchen and Market, An upscale food court market offering a wide variety of fast and convenient favorites and daily specials. There is definitely something for even the most finicky of eaters here.
