• Skydeck Chicago - Willis Tower - Situated in the iconic Willis Tower, previously known as the Sears Tower. Ascend 1,353 feet to the 103rd floor for some of the most stunning views of the city.

Please note: Reservations are mandatory for this attraction. For more details on reservations, refer to the attached PDF and ensure you click your unique link to access the Go City app, or you won’t be able to make a reservation.

• 360 Chicago Observation Deck - Located in the 875 N. Michigan building, the 360 Chicago is perfect for those who love heights. Start with an exhibition on Chicago’s history on the ground floor, then take the city’s fastest elevator to the 94th floor in under a minute.

Please note: Reservations are mandatory for this attraction. For more details on reservations, refer to the attached PDF and ensure you click your unique link to access the Go City app, or you won’t be able to make a reservation.

• Museum of Science and Industry - Discover 14 acres of incredible exhibits at the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry, the largest science museum in the nation. It’s located in the only remaining building from the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition’s ‘White City,’ offering a range of interactive and dynamic activities for all ages.
• Chicago Riverwalk - The Hop-On, Hop-Off Big Bus Chicago 1-Day Classic tour is the most flexible way to explore the city’s sights. Be your own guide, choosing which top attractions to visit and hopping on and off as you wish. See Chicago’s famous skyscrapers, the Magnificent Mile, Chicago Riverwalk, Field Museum, Millennium Park, and more.
• Field Museum - Experience the world’s wonders at The Field Museum. Encounter SUE, the largest T.Rex in a 3D adventure, explore an ancient Egyptian tomb, and delve into over 10,000 years of Chinese history and culture. With 4.6 billion years of history, The Field Museum offers a journey around the world and through time.
• Adler Planetarium - Discover the highlights of our 91 billion light-year galaxy through interactive exhibits. Join the search for a new ninth planet, take a quick tour of your cosmic neighborhood, and peek inside the Gemini 12 spacecraft. Kids will love the Planet Explorers area, a modern space adventure for the whole family.

Please note: Currently unavailable due to Covid-19 restrictions.

• Navy Pier - Enjoy a 4-Ride pass to the Navy Pier Centennial Wheel, Carousel, Climbing Wall, and Light Tower.

Navy Pier is a must-see landmark in Chicago. It’s the top tourist and leisure destination in the Midwest and the longest public pier in the world. Attracting 8.6 million visitors annually, Navy Pier is a 50-acre lakeside wonderland offering the beauty of Lake Michigan.

• City Cruises Chicago Navy Pier - Take in the sights of Chicago from the river on this scenic Architectural River and Lake Tour. Your expert guide will share insights about the buildings that define Chicago’s skyline. Relax as you cruise down the Chicago River and admire the city’s stunning architecture. This is the only tour that takes you from the lakefront, through the locks, and along the Chicago River to the famous Willis Tower.
• Frank Lloyd Wright’s Robie House - Frank Lloyd Wright is a legend in architecture and interior design, and the Robie House is one of his masterpieces. Only a few Wright homes are open to the public, so don’t miss this opportunity.

The Robie House is a significant building in American architectural history and a prime example of a Prairie Style home. Explore the contemporary space and unique geometric designs of the interiors. Learn about the house’s history, Wright’s vision, and the ongoing restoration efforts.

• Chicago Children’s Museum - The Chicago Children’s Museum offers both educational and entertaining experiences, providing hours of fun for young minds and hands. Located on Navy Pier, it features 15 permanent exhibits, hands-on programs, and daily art classes. It’s the perfect kid-friendly attraction with exhibits for all ages, from babies to older children.
• Bike and Roll Chicago - Millennium Park (34 S. Michigan Ave) - Discover Chicago’s beautiful lakefront trails and navigate around the towering skyscrapers. With two hours of bike rental, you’ll have plenty of time to visit the city’s famous landmarks and uncover some hidden gems.
• LEGOLAND Discovery Center Chicago - Embrace your inner Master Builder at Chicago’s LEGOLAND® Discovery Center. This vast indoor space is filled with LEGO® exhibits, construction demonstrations, hands-on activities, and exciting rides. It’s perfect for family fun, with something for kids of all ages and even adults.
• The Chicago Theatre - Chicago Theatre Marquee Tour - Get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at this grand venue and learn about its legendary performers. The tour includes access to areas usually off-limits to the public. Step onto the iconic stage, see the celebrity-autographed backstage walls, and admire the beautiful French Baroque interiors.

Your guide will share the theater’s history, trivia, and fun facts. Past performers include Dolly Parton, Dean Martin, and Frank Sinatra, so expect plenty of exclusive stories and gossip.

Please note: Currently unavailable due to Covid-19 restrictions.

• Chicago History Museum - The Chicago History Museum is a must-visit for anyone wanting to learn about the rich history of Chicago. The building itself has a storied past, having been constructed in 1856, burned in the Great Fire of Chicago, and then destroyed by another fire three years later. It has since risen from the ashes to become one of the most comprehensive museums in the country, featuring a range of permanent and temporary exhibits for all ages.
• Museum of Contemporary Art - The MCA is one of the largest contemporary art institutions globally. Enjoy innovative art displays and rotating exhibits showcasing work from current artists and contemporary icons. Over its fifty-year history, the museum has hosted the first major exhibitions of groundbreaking artists like Dan Flavin, Frida Kahlo, Jeff Koons, and Gerhard Richter, as well as influential pop icons Jasper Johns and Andy Warhol.
• Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio - Architecture and history enthusiasts will appreciate a visit to the Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio. From 1889 to 1909, this building was Wright’s private residence and workplace, serving as an experimental architectural lab and a home for his six children.
• Museum Of Illusions Chicago - With over 80 immersive rooms and mind-bending exhibits, the Museum of Illusions offers unbelievable fun for both children and adults. Time will fly as you explore the various rooms and displays.
• 10pin bowling lounge - Gather a group and enjoy bowling at the 10pin Bowling Lounge in Chicago’s historic Marina City neighborhood. This upscale venue features 24 bowling lanes and the largest HD video wall in downtown Chicago, showing music videos and sports games as you play.

Your ticket includes 90 minutes of bowling and as many games as you can fit in that time. After working up an appetite, enjoy a delicious homemade pizza lunch.

• American Writers Museum - This unique museum covers all forms of writing, from poetry and lyrics to novels and speeches. Connect with your favorite American authors and explore five centuries of literary history. The museum’s inspirational works are constantly changing, offering a wide variety of pieces from classic and contemporary to emerging authors.
• Ernest Hemingway Birthplace Museum - Take a 45-minute guided tour of the Ernest Hemingway Birthplace Home and delve into the life of one of the 20th century’s greatest and most influential American writers.
• The Forge Adventure Park & Ziplines - Your pass grants access to Explorer Activities, including axe throwing, archery, laser tag, kayaking, canoes, paddle boats, a kids adventure zone, and more.

Please note: Climb and zipline adventure is not included with your pass.

• Lincoln Park - Lincoln Park Hauntings Chicago Ghost Tour & Ghost Hunt - This spooky walking tour takes you through one of the city’s most haunted areas, where you’ll have the chance to spot ghosts with your expert guide. Learn about Lincoln Park’s connection to the Great Fire of 1871, the lost graves of the cemetery, and the secret of the scandalous ‘Suicide Bridge’ over the Lagoon.

Please note: This activity requires an advanced reservation.

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