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Mettez-vous au défi grâce à L’HAUT-DA CIEUX, un parcours à mains libres où vous ferez le tour de l’extérieur de l’observatoire de la Tour, à 116 étages au-dessus du sol.

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Les terres sur lesquelles se dresse la Tour CN ont été gagnées sur le lac Ontario, dont les rives et les eaux servaient de lieu de rencontre pour de nombreuses Nations, en autres, pour la Première Nation des Mississaugas of the Credit et les peuples Anishinaabe, Chippewa, Haudenosaunee et Wendat. Aujourd’hui, des membres de nombreuses Premières Nations, ainsi que des Inuits et des Métis, y vivent. 

Le territoire de la ville de Toronto est visé par le Traité n°13 conclu avec la Première Nation des Mississaugas of the Credit.

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CN Tower: Planning Your Visit

The CN Tower in Toronto is one of the tallest towers in the world and Toronto's most popular tourist attraction . With its iconic needle piercing through the clouds like a tower out of the distant future, it is universally recognizable. It even featured on the Drake album Views , with the Canadian rapper illustrated sitting on top of it . Standing at 1,815 feet in Toronto's entertainment district, it is a real marvel. From the top observation deck, the SkyPod, one can see Niagara Falls gushing, tiny and far, far away, on a bright and clear day. Located in downtown Toronto, the CNT Tower is conveniently near other travel attractions, like the Rogers Centre baseball stadium, home of the Blue Jays, Ripley's Aquarium of Canada, Steam Whistle Brewery, and Metro Toronto Convention Centre.

For 32 years, the CN Tower was the tallest free-standing structure in the world, until the Burj Khalifa in Dubai surpassed it. Soon after, several other taller towers have been built, including the Canton Tower in Guangzhou, leaving the CN as the tallest structure in the Western Hemisphere. Even after losing the title of the world’s tallest building, it remained a popular tourist attraction, hosting more than 1.5 million visitors a year. The American Society of Civil Engineers has classified it as one of the "Seven Wonders of the Modern World."

There are certain features and activities you should not miss while at CN Tower. LookOut Level (1,136 feet), features open-air viewing for taking Instagrams and Tiktoks, Informational displays, tower history presentations, and regional maps will excite geography nerds and history buffs. The glass floor level (1,122 feet) is totally surreal. SkyPod (1,465 feet) above the city is one of the highest observation platforms in the world (and comes with an extra cost.) EdgeWalk is the world’s highest full circle hands-free walk on a 5-foot wide ledge encircling the top of the Tower’s main pod, 116 stories (1168 feet) above the ground. 

Visiting CN Tower

Best time to visit: As of July 23, 2021, the CN Tower is open daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. The best times of day to dodge the crowds are when it opens in the morning, and after 5 in the evening. Avoid the weekends, too, if you want to skip the lines.

Location: One thing about the CN Tower is that it's not hard to find. Look up and you will see it from almost any place in the city. It is close to the waterfront and not far off the major highways that access Toronto. The CN Tower is located at 301 Front St. West, between the Rogers Centre—Toronto's sports dome—and the Toronto Convention Centre.

Visiting with kids: Admission to CN Tower for children under 3 is free. CN Tower is a bustling place with lots of walking—or waiting in line. Bringing a stroller for younger children is a good idea. Parents can take children in their strollers to all parts of the CN Tower, including the highest observation point—SkyPod—and the fine-dining 360 Restaurant. Change stations and family washrooms are available throughout the CN Tower, too. Another great thing to do with kids in Toronto ? LEGOLAND.

What to Eat and Drink

The CN Tower restaurant, 360 , is more than just a spectacular view. The recipient of several culinary awards, 360 also features a wine list of more than 550 international and Canadian wines. Diners at 360 do not pay regular admission price and get preferential elevator service to the restaurant more than 1,150 ft. above. Horizons is the less formal dining establishment on the Look Out level of the CN Tower. Nevertheless, it's a lot better quality than you'd expect for a tourist attraction restaurant. Far from cafeteria dining, Horizons has all window seating on the Look Out of the CN Tower and a sizeable menu including appetizers and full entrées such as quesadillas, panini, salads, chicken, and a selection of beers and wine. Marketplace is a fully licensed family eating area on the ground level with fast food and snacks. A kiosk on the Look Out level offers sandwiches, drinks, ice cream, and other snacks.

Getting There

Despite being a hard-to-miss landmark, the actual entrance to the CN Tower can be a little confusing.

By foot: At the foot of John St. on the south side of Front St. is a set of stairs that takes you to the entrance of the CN Tower. To the right of those stairs is a wide ramp that leads to both the Rogers Centre and the CN Tower entrance.

Wheelchair access: For those who need wheelchair access, halfway up the ramp on the left are glass doors that lead to an elevator that takes you down to the CN Tower entrance. These doors are not well marked, so keep your eyes peeled.

By subway: Get off at Union Station, exit at Front St., and head west, (turn left). Just look up, and you'll see it.

By car: If coming from the South or West (Buffalo, Hamilton, Oakville), follow the QEW into Toronto, where it turns into the Gardiner Expressway. Exit onto Spadina Avenue North and turn right onto Bremner Boulevard.

If coming from the East (Montreal, Kingston, Ottawa), take Highway 401 into Toronto and exit onto the Don Valley Parkway Southbound. As you approach Downtown, this will turn into the Gardiner Expressway. Exit at Spadina Avenue North and turn right onto Bremner Boulevard.

If coming from the North (Muskoka, Barrie), take Highway 400 into Toronto, exiting onto Highway 401 West. Continue until you reach Highway 427 southbound. Follow Highway 427 to downtown via the QEW/Gardiner Expressway. Exit onto Spadina Avenue North and turn right onto Bremner Boulevard.

Parking in downtown Toronto, like in most big cities, is frustrating and expensive. That said, public parking lots are well-marked and plentiful around the CN Tower. If you're willing to walk 10 mins, you'll find parking prices drop significantly west of Spadina.

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The Sea the Sky Combo Ticket: what you need to know

What is the sea the sky combo ticket.

The Sea the Sky Combo Ticket is a special ticket package that gives you general admission to the CN Tower and Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada in Toronto.

Do you save money with the CN Tower and Ripley’s Aquarium ticket?

Yes. By purchasing the Sea the Sky combo ticket, you save money on each attraction vs. if you had bought an individual ticket to each of them.

The amount of savings will depend on whether you’re planning to buy an Adult, Youth, Child or Seniors CN tower and Aquarium package. Here’s what you’ll save:

• Adult (ages 14-64) combo ticket = $7 in savings
• Youth (ages 6-13) combo ticket = $9 in savings
• Seniors (ages 65+) combo ticket = $9 in savings
• Child (ages 3-5) combo ticket = $3.50 in savings

How does the CN Tower and Ripley’s Aquarium Combo Ticket work?

Access to the cn tower.

On the day of your visit, you present your Sea the Sky combo ticket at the CN Tower entrance.

The ticket will be scanned, and you’ll be allowed to enter the tower.

Your ticket is for general admission.

This will give you access to the CN Tower’s main observation level which offers panoramic views of Toronto and the surrounding area.

Access to Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada

Present your CN Tower and Aquarium combo ticket at the aquarium entrance.

Your ticket will be scanned, and you’ll be allowed to enter the facility.

This will give you access to the aquarium’s main galleries, interactive displays, and shows and feeding sessions depending on the time of your visit.

Where can I buy the Sea the Sky Combo Ticket?

You can only purchase this CN Tower and Aquarium ticket online.

How many CN Tower Aquarium tickets can I buy at a time?

You can only purchase a maximum of 8 Sea the Sky Combo Tickets per transaction.

Are the CN Tower and the Aquarium located near each other?

Yes. Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada is conveniently located near the base of the CN Tower which is another reason why the Sea the Sky Combo Ticket makes sense.

The distance between them is only a 5-10 minute walk, making it easy to go from one attraction to another, even for people with young families.

Does it matter which attraction I visit first?

No but it’s a good idea to check the weather forecast for the day you want to purchase your CN Tower and Ripley’s Aquarium combo tickets for.

For example, if the forecast is calling for cloudy conditions or rain in the afternoon on that day, it would be better to have a Sea the Sky Combo Ticket for the CN Tower, that is timed for the morning. That way the sky will be clear so you will enjoy a better view from the top of the tower.

The Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada is entirely indoors so whether it’s sunny or cloudy outside you will have the same viewing experience.

Do I have to visit the CN Tower and the Aquarium on the same day?

The CN Tower and Aquarium ticket gives you the option of visiting both attractions on the same day or on separate days.

Keep in mind though, if you are planning to visit them on separate days, you must do so within 30 days of purchasing your CN Tower and Aquarium package.

Is parking included with my CN Tower Aquarium ticket?

Unfortunately, parking is not included with your purchase of the Sea the Sky Combo Ticket.

Parking is available at both attractions and city parking lots in the area, for an additional cost.

What if I only want to visit Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada?

If you decide that you don’t want to include the CN Tower in your visit to Toronto, there are still several ways to save on admission to the Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada, including visiting in the evening rather than during the daytime.

Check out our blog post titled “Discounts & Coupons for Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada in Toronto” to get a full break down of other ways you can save on a ticket for the aquarium.

Live in the Greater Toronto Area and can see yourself visiting the Aquarium more than a few times during the year? Read our article titled “ Is a Family or Annual Pass to Ripley’s Aquarium Canada Worth It?”

Wondering what other attractions are close to the CN Tower? Check out our article “Things to do near the CN Tower: within a 2 km walk”

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Discover the peak of Canadian fine dining at 360 The Restaurant at the CN Tower. High above the city, 360 completes a full rotation every 72 minutes, giving guests a stunning view that complements fresh, sustainable, regional cuisine from all across Canada—with a wine cellar to match.

VUE Bistros

Need a bite while you’re exploring the Main Observation Level? Our VUE Bistros give you the chance to sample classic Canadian food and beverages, including poutine and local craft beer.

Located on the ground floor of the CN Tower, Le Café serves freshly brewed coffee, gourmet teas, baked goods and a selection of smaller meals, including pizza, sandwiches and salads—perfect for those on the go!

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