Dine 1,353 feet above Chicago at a private Skydeck table with Giordano’s deep-dish pizza and sweeping skyline views. This after-hours VIP dinner pairs engineering history with local flavor—just bring menu choices and a camera.
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The elevator hushes, lights blur, and the city exhales as you rise to 1,353 feet. At the Skydeck atop Willis Tower, Chicago lays out its grid of lights and water: the Chicago River threading like a dark ribbon and Lake Michigan pushing at the horizon. You sit at a private table with a boxed Giordano’s deep-dish pizza, a crisp salad, and browning cookie bites while the skyline performs its slow, metropolitan pulse.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal physical exertion required; suitable for most fitness levels
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History
Willis Tower opened in 1973 as the Sears Tower and was a landmark of modern skyscraper engineering, its bundled-tube design enabling new heights in urban construction.
Conservation
Skydeck operations follow city sustainability standards for waste and accessibility; visitors are asked to minimize single-use plastics and respect building rules to reduce strain on resources.
Reserve your spot on the Skydeck Chicago: Pie in the Sky VIP Dinner at Willis Tower today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Submit menu choices promptly
Enter your Giordano’s pizza, salad, and dessert selections immediately after booking—defaults apply if choices aren’t received within 48 hours.
Arrive via Jackson Street entrance
Plan to meet at Skydeck Chicago, 233 S. Wacker Dr., using the Jackson Street entrance to streamline check-in.
Expect limited time at table
Diners have up to 1.5 hours to finish dinner—pace photos and conversation accordingly to make the most of the view.
Prepare for wind and cold at height
Even on mild days, the observation level can be windy; bring a light jacket for comfort during outdoor photo moments.
Photo-ready smartphone or camera
Capture low-light skyline shots and long-exposure cityscapes from the Skydeck.
Government-issued ID
Required for check-in and reservation verification at the venue.
Light jacket or windbreaker
Useful for chilly or windy evenings on the observation level.
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Portable phone charger
Long lines and photos drain batteries—keep a backup for the ride and photos.