CN Tower

I think it’s really photogenic from a distance, and the glass floor is cool, but I’m not really sure this was worth the money I paid. I think I’ve just been up too many tall structures now to be impressed by them any more. :(

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When I stood on that floor with the window-thing, I almost died. I had to stay on the edge and not look down. So if you have a severe fear of heights, don’t be surprised if you get scared.

Really nice view of Toronto, both during the day and at night. The food is mildly expensive and I can clearly remember the manager of the revolving restaurant going off on me because I was unimpressed with their later night menu (A family of 4 is not, I repeat, NOT, interested in peking duck). He did bring us up to the Skypod free of charge though, so I guess karma corrected itself. All in all, great place; but go before the put up the night menu =P.

It’s the spot where me and my bf celebrate our years there…its breathtaking…especially during the CNE time

If you don’t like heights, forget it. That view of Lake Ontario is just so awe-inspiring. Don’t miss this the next time you’re in Toronto. I’ve been several times, and it gets better with each trip.

for my grade 8 grad trip, the whole class went to Toront, but the cn tower wasn’t the only place we went ;)

I jumped a bit on the glass floors … and had people like my brother running away thinking the floors were going to break.

Its huge! But its like $26 dollars of something per person to go up so make sure you bring lots of cash.

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