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"formerly named and still commonly referred to as Sears Tower! 108-story, 1,451-foot (442 m) skyscraper. At the time of its completion (1973), it was the tallest building in the world, surpassing the World Trade Center towers in New York, and it held this rank for nearly 25 years. The Willis Tower is the tallest building in the United States and the seventh-tallest freestanding structure in the world. Open daily; 10AM - 8PM Adult; $17,50 Child 3-11yrs) ; $11,50"

"The Tower Formerly Known as Sears. Check out this great link for the pros and cons of visiting this vs. The Hancock Observatory. (p.s. as long as everyone is of-age, just head straight to The Signature Room at Hancock. As one commenter noted: "If you’re looking to save some coin, try checking out the Signature Room in the Hancock. For the price of a drink you can sit at the bar and take in the same view you’d get from the observatory, minus the wait, the pricey tickets, etc. (Oh and did I mention you’ll have a drink in your hand?""

"Come visit this great Chicago landmark during your stay! You can take amazing pictures from the skydeck"

"Previously known as the Sears Tower. Step outside the tallest building in the western hemisphere and the third tallest in the world. At 1,353 feet in the air, the Ledge’s glass boxes extend out 4.3 feet from Skydeck."

"AKA The Sears Tower"

"Skyscaper mania"

"Mary still calls it Sears Tower!"

"Test your limits and conquer your fear of heights at the Willis Tower (formerly known as the Sears Tower)! Originally completed in 1973, the Willis Tower is one of the most recognizable buildings in Chicago. Standing at 1,450 feet & 110 stories high (antennas not included), the Willis Tower was the tallest building in the world until 1998 and is currently the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere. In 2009, the Willis Tower opened up "The Ledge," an all-glass box that extends 4.3 feet out from the 103rd floor Skydeck. Stand out on the ledge to capture unmatched views of the city...and if you do dare to stand out, please show us your pictures, as we have not had an opportunity to do so yet!"

"Tallest skyscraper"

"La Torre de Chicago"

"One of Carrie and Marko's first dates was at the Ledge on top of Willis Tower."

"Check out the ledge at the Sears/Willis tower"

"aka Sears Tower Skydeck Observatory"

"The Willis Tower formerly known as the Sear's Tower, home to the greatest attorney known to man, Anastasio Foukas."

"We still call this the Sears Tower"

"Formerly the Sears Tower"

"ATTRACTION: Although it will always be the Sears Tower to us...some dudes from the UK bought the tower and gave it a new name. Check out the skydeck and The Ledge - a glass platform which extends out of the 103rd floor of the building. I (being Gina) would rather eat sand paper than stand on that, but hey, to each their own! Enjoy it thrill-seekers! :)"

"Recently renamed by Brits, the Willis Tower is is the tallest building in the western hemisphere at 1,450 feet and 110 stories high. <u>http://www.willistower.com/</u> On a clear day, you can see Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin, just by walking around the Skydeck: <u>http://www.theskydeck.com/</u>"

"Visit the new skydeck - The ledge."

"See breathtaking views of Chicago from the Western Hemisphere's tallest building. No trip to Chicago is complete without a visit to Skydeck Chicago. Make it your first stop for a 360-degree view spanning over 50 miles and 4 states that you can't get anywhere else. The skyscrapers, sports stadiums, sculptures, green roofs, the expanse of Lake Michigan and miles of lakeshore – that is what you will see from the top of the Sears Tower. A recent addition, The Ledge, affords visitors a one-of-a-kind experience of Chicago through a glass floor, 1,353 feet above street level!"

"Feel on top of the world at the skydeck of the tallest building in the U.S."

"A Chicago Landmark, we will always call this the Sears Tower even though it is now the Willis Tower. If you're not afraid of heights check out the Ledge, where you can stand with nothing but glass underneath you from the 103rd floor."

"2nd location"

"Are you afraid of heights? Visit the tallest building in North America (third tallest in the world), where you can see four states at once!"

"Sears Tower actually changed it's name to Willis Tower, but Chicagoans refuse to admit that. http://www.the-skydeck.com/"

"See Chicago from up above!!!"

"100 Stories above the city with glass bottom deck...cool view!"

"Standing at 1,450 feet and 110 stories high, Sears Tower is the tallest building in North America and the third tallest building in the world."

"Also known as Kirk's workplace location."

"Chicago's Sears Tower, which is soon to be called the Willis Tower, blahh!"

"Famous for being the tallest building in North America, the Sears tower stands 110 stories tall. Check out the amazing Chicago skyline."

"Sear's Tower Attraction"

"The glass-bottomed 1,300' ledge is now open to any unafraid of heights."

"In case you need a view"

"Tallest building in Chicago and was once the tallest building in the world."

"FOR THE RECORD THE SEARS TOWER IS STILL THE WORLD's TALLEST BUILDING IN FLOORS..."

"It was the world's tallest building from 1973 to 1998."

"233 S Wacker"

"Tallest building in North America @ 110 Stories!"

"If you are interested in site-seeing in Chicago, there are many websites with information... www.cityofchicago.org www.chicagotrolley.com www.theskydeck.com www.navypier.com"

"Visit the famous sky deck for great views of the city and surround area."

"The tallest building in the United States."

"http://www.the-skydeck.com/"

"It's a pretty tall building as I understand it."

"Take the free trolley! The view is better from the Hancock Building (and cheaper too - see the Hancock listing), but you can't go wrong with the tallest building in the western hemisphere."

"Nice attraction to visit"