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Take an edge walkin Toronto, Canada

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How to take an edge walk in Toronto
In the city of Toronto, where the standard of living is officially recognized as the fourth highest in the world, there is an attraction called EdgeWalk, where you can feel the fine line between life and death, and learn to appreciate what you have.

Walk along the thin roof edge of the 116th floor in CN Tower. 356-meter height is right under your feet, the houses below seem to you like they constructed of Lego, and people are smaller than molecules. You can hang over the abyss, as long as the rope allows you. Yes, you'll be hold by the rope until you imagine yourself to be a Superman :)

A Superman to the rescue, Toronto
Photo: A Superman to the rescue

How to do?

1. Book any convinient time on official website . Arrive to the roof top of the 116 floor of CN Tower (301, Front Street, West Toronto) at the appointed time. The adventure will take you about 1,5 hours (included 30 min of extremal edge walk).
2. All your Superman adventures will be captured on photo and video - good photoproof for your friends that you not cheating. As well as photoes and videos, the ticket price also includes one more admission cost to the observation points of CN Tower - Sky Pod (447 m), LookOut Level (346 m) and Glass level (342 m).

Where to do?

#3CN Tower (Canada's National Tower) in TorontoCN Tower (Canada's National Tower)

553,33-meter high symbol of Toronto city; it's almost two times higher than the Eiffel Tower - a 360°-panorama restaurant on the roof and EdgeWalk attraction.

Location: 301 Front Street West Toronto
Open hours: 8:30 am — 10:30 pm
Phone: +1(416) 868-6937
Official website: http://www.cntower.ca

When to do?

From April to October - 9 am - 8 pm

How much?

Admission cost for adults and children under 13 - $225.

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