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Skylon Tower in Niagara Falls, Ontario, is the tallest free-standing structure in the region. Visitors begin their visit by taking the “Ride to the Top,” a glass-enclosed elevator that ascends in about 52 seconds to reach the observation decks 775 feet (236 meters) above the waterfalls. The admission includes access to both indoor and outdoor observation decks. From these decks, visitors can see Horseshoe Falls, American Falls, the Great Gorge, and the Niagara River. On clear days, views extend over 77 miles (125 km), including the Niagara wine region and the cities of Toronto and Buffalo. The outdoor observation deck is not wheelchair accessible. The visit typically lasts between one and two hours. Food and drinks are available for purchase at the Revolving Dining Room, which offers panoramic views during lunch or dinner, but dining is not included with admission.
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Skylon Tower
Visitors start with the Ride to the Top in a glass-enclosed exterior elevator that takes about 52 seconds to reach the observation decks. The decks provide aerial views of Horseshoe Falls, American Falls, the Great Gorge, and the Niagara River. The tower is the tallest free-standing structure in the region. On clear days, the view extends over 77 miles (125 km), including the Niagara wine region and the cities of Toronto and Buffalo.