The view is akin to poking your head over the edge of a tall building-it's the sensation of leaning the majority of your body over the side of a building that is truly strange. The initial tilt is about 25 degrees, but after a few seconds, the platform continues to move until it reaches an angle of 30 degrees. The John Hancock Center in Chicago offers an amazing view overlooking the entire city and has recently made thrilling new addition called The Tilt, a. What is at the top of the Willis Tower The ledge is 1,353 feet and 103 stories up. Admission to the observation deck is 22 for adults and 15 for kids ages 3-11. Visitors start the experience standing upright and are invited to grab on to a set of metal bars before the platform begins tilting. More information: The building formally know as the John Hancock Center is at 875 N. Now the operators of 360 Chicago (formerly the John Hancock Observatory) are offering thrill-seekers a view of the city that is slightly askew.Ī new attraction called Tilt allows groups of eight guests to step into a specially designed, enclosed platform that (true to its name) tilts outward over Chestnut Street. The view from the 94th floor of the John Hancock Center is already breathtaking, allowing visitors to see as far as 55 miles on a clear, sunny day. Tilt is situated on the 94th floor of the 360 Chicago building, formerly the John Hancock Observatory The initial fabrication of the steel structure was completed in February this year, and. With Tilt, 360 Chicago, the new name for the old John Hancock Observatory, makes a bold move toward being better at putting metaphorical lumps in tourists throats than any other place in.
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