Applewood Suites - CN Tower & Convention

Experiences are always enhanced when shared with those you truly enjoy. Observing the CN Tower from a distance is a daytime spectacle in its simplicity, but when night falls, it transforms into something truly amazing. The vibrant colors and lights make it a captivating sight. Although I haven't had the chance to explore the inside or ascend to the top, the exterior alone evokes a sense of being in a city where the iconic CN Tower dominates the skyline. A must-visit in Toronto, the views are truly spectacular, especially when gazing up from below. Consider splurging on the top viewing platform – unless, of course, heights aren't your thing!

First off it’s expensive $45 per adult, $32 dollars for youth and senior. I believe young children were $18. They do offer a military discount on 15% so if you have that take discount use it. I was at the CN Tower about thirty years ago. They have not changed much at all. They offer green screen “complimentary prior to getting in the elevator to go up but when you come down you find out that complimentary isn’t at all what they said. When you leave to collect “complementary” photo they charge you $45 dollars to put it in a cheap paper holder. So I was mad because they lied and tried to profit from it and seemed very fraudulent. The CN tower was partially blocked off for repairs but ironically the kitchen was open. The view was great and covered a larger chunk of the city but you see the same from an airplane. The glass floor was busy and definitely something to help you over your fears or make it way worse. We paid the extra $10 per person to go up to the pod above the observation deck and went to a smaller walkway around showing the exact same view. It Not worth the extra expense. If this is a bucket list thing go check it out but your money is better off spent going to the Ripleys aquarium below or taking pictures with the giant Cheeto as well.