This is not an observation deck- the space is 21 and runs a lengthy waitlist most nights. there is a one drink/food item minimum once you are up there. You must check-in at the desk downstairs before taking the elevator up. Thanks 🙏🏻 @overstory . . . #newyork #nyc #explorenyc #visitnyc #nybucketlist #travel #bigapplenewyork | Here Be Barr

4.5K views · 199 reactions | Life-long Chicagoans grew up, staring up at Sears Tower. But very few have actually visited the building that for a long time held the title of world’s tallest. Times have changed. It’s no longer the tallest and it’s no longer Sears, it’s the Willis Tower. Another change is when you visit the iconic skyscraper, you no longer have to wait in super long lines to get to the top thanks in part to a new, interactive museum. | Tonya Francisco | Facebook

3.7K views · 85 reactions | For over 40 years, the name Sears invoked an image of a tall black tower in Chicago’s skyline. Although still commonly referred to as the Sears Tower, London-based insurance broker Willis Group Holdings, Ltd. obtained the naming rights to the building on July 16th 2009. Sears’ legacy as one of Chicago’s mail-order giants, however, goes back further than the construction of the Sears Tower in 1974. | Chicago Architecture Center | Facebook