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"Sears Tower is a fun spot if you aren't afraid of heights! (Sorry, I will never be able to call it Willis Tower!)"

"We're not calling it the Willis Tower."

"Get a bird's eye view of the greatest city on earth."

"Ferris Beuller did it...you know you want to!"

"You can go up about 100 floors to view Chicago from above!"

"Tallest building in the U.S."

"Once the tallest building in the word. Now just a tall building."

"The tallest building in North America"

"Tallest building in the western hemisphere."

"Get a bird's eye view of the city."

"Explore Chicago top to bottom... ...and from yesterday to today. * Voted one of the 7 Wonders of Chicago by Chicago Tribune Readers * Chicago's most visited and highest observatory. You haven't seen Chicago until you've seen it from the Sears Tower Skydeck. * The best view of Chicago and beyond from the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere. * Interactive displays highlight the character and characters of this great city. * Knee High attractions for kids."

"View the magnificent Chicago skyline from the 103rd floor in the Sears Tower. It will take your breath away."

"Taiwan's 1,667-foot-tall Taipei 101, completed in October of 2003, may have pushed the Sears Tower to number three on the "world's tallest" list, but at 1,454 feet high, it's still the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere--and it's so big it even has its own zip code. From the 103rd-floor Skydeck, you can see Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin, as well as Chicago area landmarks. "The Sights and Soul of Chicago" is an interactive display celebrating the city's history in photos, graphics, video and murals. InfoVision kiosks provide online information in six languages and kid-level displays extend around the Skydeck. Visit in the evening for beautiful sunset views. The tower entrance is on Jackson Boulevard between Wacker Drive and Franklin Street. <!--It may no longer be considered the tallest building in the world, but at 110 stories and 1,454 feet high (not including the antenna tower), Sears Tower, designed by Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, is still number one in the Western Hemisphere and has its own zip code. The view is hard to beat, especially from the newly renovated (at a cost of $4 million) 103rd-floor Skydeck. From there you can see Indiana, Michigan, and Wisconsin, as well as Illinois and Chicago landmarks. Also featured: "The Sights and Soul of Chicago," a new interactive display celebrating the city's history with photos, graphics, video and murals. Fun fact: The tower has 796 lavatories and 25,000 miles of plumbing to service them. You'll have no trouble finding a place to powder your nose or change the baby or take care of other mundane but necessary business. And if your pager goes off and you need to get to a phone quick? No problem. In fact, there are approximately 43,000 miles of telephone cable in the building, enough to wrap around the globe nearly two times. The tower entrance is on Jackson Boulevard between Wacker and Franklin."

"Explore the tallest building in the United States"

"Want a view of the whole city? Go up to the top of the Sears Tower to the sky deck. A great option for those not wanting to stray too far."

"Once the tallest building the in world, the Sears tower still has an impressive view. On a clear day, you can see four states - and a great, 360 degree view of the city spread out below you."

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"Great view of Chicago from the visitor's gallery."

"Nice Observation Deck and tallest building in town!"

"The tallest building in the city...go to the top! It's beautiful!"

"Open Hours: May-Sep: Daily 10a-10p; Oct-Apr: Daily 10a-8p"

"The Sears Tower is the 3rd largest building in the world."

"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. Completed in 1973, the Sears Tower held the record for the world"

"At 1,353 feet (412 meters), the Skydeck is the highest observatory in Chicago. The view is amazing! You can see 40-50 miles on a clear day. And there's no finer view of Chicago architecture. HOURS April - September 10am-10pm* *Must arrive 30 minutes prior to closing Best time to visit: Be here shortly before opening to be the first person to arrive or after 6pm to avoid the crowds PRICES Adult Skydeck Admission Only $12.95 Youth (ages 3-11) Admission Only $9.50 Children Under 3 FREE!"

"The tallest building in Chicago...used to be the world. If you want to have a Ferris day this is a must see!"

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

"Great views of the city from the tallest building in North America and the third tallest in the world. Tickets to the Skydeck (open 10am-10pm) range from $9 to $13."

"If it's a clear day, this is the broadest view you'll get of the City. Not for those that are faint of heart!"

"First Sears sold the building and moved to cheaper suburban offices in 1992. Then the skyscraper got an ego blow when the Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, went up and laid claim to the title of world's tallest buildings. (The Sears Tower has since put up a 22-ft. antenna in an attempt to win back the title.) Tallest-building posturing aside, this is still a great place to orient yourself to the city, but I wouldn't put it on the top of must-see sights for anyone with limited time (and limited patience for crowds)."

"Best view of Chicago from one of the world's tallest buildings.The Sears Tower Skydeck offers FREE touch and tell computers featuring Chicago’s landmarks in six languages."

"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."

"You to go at least once!"