The "experience" is very overpriced and corny, much like the building itself.

They say there is "free wine" like they mean an open bar, but you actually have to stand in a VERY long and slow line and fill up a form at the end of it (hence the slowness) for what seemed like only a quarter of a cup of wine. Not exactly my idea of fun.

The live music was honestly a low point, the guy started with a selection of the corniest songs ever like Hotel California, We Are The Champions and Piña Colada Song, then proceeded to try singing Bohemian Rhapsody, of all songs, for which he just didn't have the necessary pipes, making it painful to listen to. He was a good guitar player though, and managed to sync the ending of a solo with the exact moment the sun disappeared. That was about the only good moment, music-wise.

The place gets very crowded and it's hard to get a good view of the sunset once everyone is trying to pose for photos in front of you. Also, the glass is quite dirty and reflexive, which doesn't help with the photos.

The view of Santiago is indeed very nice and like no other. The point of view from the cerros - which are free to visit and a much nicer experience in general - are also very beautiful, but this one is so much higher. The last rays of sunshine hitting the mountain range were especially beautiful. So, if you want to check it out, that's the price to pay, I guess. Just don't expect a lot of wine - or vibes - from the "experience".