Located on the 94th floor, 360 Chicago is an observation deck in the John Hancock Center that rivals the Skydeck at Willis Tower in downtown Chicago, Illinois. The building currently has its naming rights for sale, but much like the Sears Tower, the former John Hancock name has stuck. One of the coolest things about this visit to 360 Chicago was being on the observation deck as a storm rolled in. In the distance you could see the storm clouds approaching and only half an hour later the windows were completely whited out with rain streaming down them. It was eerie and beautiful to take in the amazing views and then have them vanish in a matter of minutes.
View of Willis Tower and the incoming storm from 360 Chicago.
As one of the most popular attractions in the entire park, Pooh's Hunny Hunt at Tokyo Disneyland is a one of a kind ride found only in Japan. What makes it unique is its trackless ride system that has guests speeding around the Hundred Acre Wood in an untethered, but choreographed honey pot. Pooh's Honey Hunt also resulted in one of my favourite souvenir finds at Tokyo Disneyland, a giant plush Pooh head. Can you spot me in the crowd?