Skydeck Chicago hosts Up Up and Away Yoga on 24 October
Published on 10/04/2026 at 02:50 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
Skydeck Chicago and the Up Up and Away Yoga Series will bring scheduled vinyasa classes to Chicago on 24 and 25 October 2026. The programme takes place inside Willis Tower, where the observation deck combines city views with The Ledge, a series of glass-floored balconies.
Skydeck Chicago sets Up Up and Away Yoga for 24 October
The operator lists the Up Up and Away Yoga Series as the next special event in its Sky High Events programme. The classes are scheduled for 24 and 25 October 2026, placing the event within the late-October travel period for visitors to the United States.
The programme is described as a 60-minute yoga class held 99 storeys above the streets of Chicago. It is presented as an intentional vinyasa flow led by instructors, rather than as a general sightseeing session. The organiser also places the event within the attraction itself, making the view from the tower part of the setting. The official event programme lists both dates and the venue details.
Yoga reaches the upper levels of Willis Tower
The attraction is the official observation deck of Willis Tower, a skyscraper that has stood in the Chicago skyline since 1973. The building was commissioned in 1969 for Sears Roebuck and Company and retained the Sears Tower name until 2009, when it was purchased by the Willis Group.
The yoga programme is linked to the building's upper levels in a precise way. Its classes are set at the height of the 99th storey, while the usual observation experience includes The Ledge on the 103rd floor. Those glass balconies extend 4.3 feet from the tower, so the event's location and the attraction's defining feature occupy different levels of the same vertical landmark. The operator describes the deck as offering views across Chicago and, on clear days, four states. Further tower and observation deck facts are provided by Skydeck Chicago.
October yoga joins the deck's special programming
The October programme sits alongside another scheduled Sky High event, Sound Bath Meditations on 27 October 2026. That later session is listed separately, so travellers should not treat it as part of the two-day yoga series.
For the yoga dates, the useful distinction is between a class held high inside the tower and ordinary access to the observation deck. The published programme identifies the yoga venue and the class format, but it does not state that the main attraction will close or that its normal visitor route will change.
Visiting Skydeck Chicago: what travellers from Western Europe should know
- The Up Up and Away Yoga Series is scheduled for 24 and 25 October 2026 at Skydeck Chicago in Willis Tower.
- The listed programme concerns a 60-minute vinyasa class at 99 storeys above Chicago; it does not announce a closure of The Ledge or the observation deck.
- The attraction is at 233 South Wacker Drive in downtown Chicago, with access by public transport and nearby parking facilities stated on the operator's visitor page.
- The visit includes The Ledge on the 103rd floor, where glass-floored balconies extend from the tower and allow views directly down over the city.
- Willis Tower rises 1,730 feet including its antennas and has 110 storeys, according to the operator's building information.
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Frequently asked questions about Skydeck Chicago
When does the Up Up and Away Yoga Series take place at Skydeck Chicago?
The series is scheduled for 24 and 25 October 2026. The operator describes it as a 60-minute vinyasa class at 99 storeys above Chicago.
Where is Skydeck Chicago and how do you get there?
Skydeck Chicago is inside Willis Tower at 233 South Wacker Drive in downtown Chicago. The operator says the entrance is accessible by public transport, with nearby parking facilities.
What is Skydeck Chicago?
It is the observation deck inside Willis Tower, featuring The Ledge on the 103rd floor and views across Chicago. The operator states that clear-day views can reach four states.
