CN Tower (with baby)
How Baby-Friendly is CN Tower?
What makes it 68% Baby-Friendly: Babies ride free and elevators accept strollers, yet no dedicated change table or nursing room is listed, and long security lines plus pressure changes can cause fussiness.
Positives:
- Stroller Access: Elevators and decks are fully stroller-friendly.
- Baby under 3: Admission for baby under 3 is free on all decks.
Challenges:
- No Baby-Change Room: Bring a portable mat; only standard washrooms available.
- EdgeWalk & Noise: Outdoor EdgeWalk and loud exhibits may startle infants.
What is CN Tower?
- A communications and observation tower rising 553 metres above the Lake Ontario shoreline in downtown Toronto
- Constructed of reinforced concrete and steel, it held the title of the world’s tallest freestanding structure for 32 years
- Designed with a glass-floored observation deck and a rotating restaurant at its summit
What is so special about CN Tower for with baby?
- Free baby entry and full stroller access.
- Panoramic city and lake views from two decks.
- Rotating 360 Restaurant with deck access.
- Quiet benches and café for feeding breaks.
Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Offers time for main decks, meal break, and stroller pace.
Baby-Friendly Activities in CN Tower
Main & Lower Observation Decks:
Ride the elevator to 346 m for city views and step on the Glass Floor.
Tip: Hold baby carrier securely on the Glass Floor; avoid midday crowds.
360 Restaurant Family Lunch:
Book lunch to enjoy rotating views and included deck access.
Tip: Reserve a window table and meet the CAD 75 per adult food minimum.
Le Café & Rest Benches:
Use the café and mezzanine benches for feeding and quiet breaks.
Tip: Bring a portable changing mat; benches near Le Café work well.
How to Make the Most of Your Visit to CN Tower
- Buy Tickets Online: Skip ticket lines by ordering timed-entry tickets in advance.
- Use Baby Carrier: Carry baby in a wrap for narrow or busy areas.
Reviews of CN Tower
Ethan
I know it seems like the most obvious tourist trap but I think it is definitely worth it! It was my first time in the city and wow what an amazing way to see the city from above. Admiring the city from afar it is quite spectacular how much taller the CN Tower is compared to the rest of the skyline. Really spectacular views from up here. And from the elevator too! Be sure to check out both accessib...
Danyal Harris
We came to Toronto for a girls weekend! This was a stop in our first night! We loved it! We made timed entry reservations for 8:15 at night. Very low wait in a very fast line to enter. It was great. The ride up in the elevator was thrilling! And then the views from both decks, spectacular. We had a very clear evening! And we were seeing the city right at sunset. So the twilight was gorgeous. The ...
Bhavik Patel
Unforgettable experience! The views from the observation deck are absolutely breathtaking. You can see the entire TORONTO skyline, lake Ontario and many other things. The glass floor is a thrilling highlight. ( A bit scary at first, but fun once you step on it.) The tower is well organized with smooth ticketing and helpful staff. The high speed elevator ride up is quick and exciting. I visited in...
David Deutsch
Nice and interesting experience! The main observation floor is one giant 360 panorama, you can either enjoy the very big windows and the view of the city and the lake as you walk around, or if you prefer, sit down at the tables, and have your snack or just relax. We also booked the ticket that includes "the top" observation deck, which is 33 floors higher than the main. It also provides a cool lo...
Rob VanSuilichem
Amazing views! We had a great time here with my wife while in town. The cost to go up to the observation deck was reasonable. the staff was great from getting tickets through the end of our visit. Very friendly, informative and helpful. They had great options for food & beverages, a nice gift shop and plenty of history throughout. I never knew just how large Toronto was until I saw it from a bird...
When is the best time to visit CN Tower (Toronto, Canada)?
Visit on clear days for best skyline views. In winter, dress baby in warm layers inside the heated decks.
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Typical Budget for a Family of 3 (2 Adults + 1 Baby)
| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| 2 adult General Admission | CAD 94 |
| Snack at Le Café | CAD 15 |
| Total Estimated | CAD 109 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
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Address: 290 Bremner Blvd, Toronto, ON M5V 3L9, Canada
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