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    4 years ago

    We did this four our work team building and it's so awesome! We loved it so much and had so much fun!

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    Really fun experience! Good way to get to know the city of Chicago and a great bonding experience with the teammates.

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    Ask the Community - City Hunt

    How far or vigorious is the walking? Thinking of my daughter Grandma could handle it

    It depends on how competitive you want to be. It's a points-based system so we walked around quickly a lot. But you could definitely slow down the pace. However the landmarks are not very close to each other. There is a lot you can do still to… Read more

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    Strayboots - Explore the city with your phone

    Strayboots

    (13 reviews)

    Near North Side

    We did the treasure hunt at the Art Institute of Chicago and had a blast. We had 5 teams and about…read more30 clues to do in 2 hours before the museum closed at 5pm. The team competition meant lots of running around and laughing at each other. Teams were never at the same location at the same time, so that was planned well. There was no time to enjoy any of the art at the museum, because there was too much time running around trying to figure out the clues and the race to WIN!! Had a blast and I would recommend it. Only problem we had was some art was moved or on loan (5 clues). Some team members were able to Google or ask questions to figure out the answer. Other just gave up realizing the art wasn't there.. Strayboats did give us a refund for those 5 clues. For the price we paid they should have double checked to make sure all the art was still in the same location. No application just a website that can be customized for your event. The website has a countdown clock. See my picture attached. We customized it a little. Website was very easy to use. Don't get penalized for guessing a clue. The hint will cost you half points.

    We were in Chicago for a weekend with our 20-something children and played the Loop tour as a race:…read more Parents vs. kids. We had a BLAST! The app works very well, the directions are clear and there is a nice mix of challenges. (Some easy, some hard.) I would absolutely do this again wherever it's offered - either as a race or taking the time to actually read and absorb information, stop to eat/drink, etc.

    Museum Hack - LGBTQ+ friendly tours.

    Museum Hack

    (5 reviews)

    The Loop

    Wow, what a great experience. We stumbled on this unique tour while looking for things to do in…read moreChicago. I've been to the Art Institute many times, but this was a completely different experience and well worth the price. Museum Hack offers unique tours of museums with the goal of making the experience both entertaining and informative. Our guide, Colin, took us around and showcased several pieces of art by telling us the stories behind the works. This really brought the art to life for us. His tour was informative and fun. It was also interactive. We were joined by a drag artist about halfway through the tour and that was a really interesting experience. They took us to several of their favorite pieces and talked about how the art they chose fit in to their experience as a drag performer. It was fascinating. We were lucky because we were the only 2 slots booked for our tour. The maximum group size is 10 and the minimum is 2. This meant we got a really personal experience with our guide. A tour like this will really help you see the museum in a new way. It's pricey, but worth it. Museum admission is included in the package and at least on our tour we did not meet at the main entrance. We entered by the modern art wing. I really have nothing but good things to say about the tour and our guide. He kept us informed leading up to the tour and kept us entertained during the tour.

    Had a great time with Museum Hack and their team. Colin was a great rep and show our management…read moreteam an exciting and educational time. Was a great experience and would recommend to anyone.

    Museum of Contemporary Art - Chicago - Restaurant

    Museum of Contemporary Art - Chicago

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    Streeterville, Near North Side

    Finally visited this River North museum during my return to Chicago. Since I wasn't a CHI/IL…read moreresident, the adult ticket price was $22, however you can also opt for the Pay As You Wish option, which is essentially Suggested Donation. While the museum is 4 floors, the exhibits weren't as plentiful. The 1st floor is basically their cafe. The 2nd and 4th floors are prob the floors with more artwork. The 3rd fl felt like an "in-between" floor. Thankfully, the Yoko Ono exhibit was on display, which featured several interactive activations, like a Wish Tree or writing on a wall, which were fun. Their Museum Shop also spans from floors 1-2. I wouldn't say that this museum has the popular artists. The overall artworks are a mix of abstract, photography, and mixed media. I wouldn't recommend it as a "Must See" for tourists, personally. However, I'm an art enthusiast and still thought it was a decent museum to walk through. Perhaps opt for the Suggested Donation for this one.

    I loved my experience! I really appreciate the free Tuesday nights for Illinois residents. That's…read moresuch a treat! Beautiful museum with multiple floors, excellent customer service, plenty of comfortable seating, cool gift shop, and a cafe and restaurant too. It has everything I need! The vibes are good here. I enjoyed all the floors and saw an impressive variety of art. I also wanted to see the Yoko Ono exhibit and I really enjoyed it. I appreciated how interactive it was. There were a few writing stations with activities, such as writing about your mom and taping it to the wall, and writing a wish on a tag and tying it to the wish tree. One room was blue and there were blue markers available and people were encouraged to add to it. Fabulous venue!

    Navy Pier - 07.03.25 Navy Pier Store

    Navy Pier

    (1.5k reviews)

    Near North Side

    One of the highlights of any trip to Chicago is a visit to Navy Pier--a destination where history,…read moreculture, and entertainment come together along the shores of Lake Michigan. Originally designed by architect Charles Sumner Frost, the pier opened in 1916 as Municipal Pier. Built at a cost of $4.5 million atop 20,000 timber pilings imported from Oregon, its design was inspired by Daniel Burnham's visionary Plan of Chicago. It was intended to serve as both a shipping hub and a recreational centerpiece for the city. In 1927, the pier was renamed Navy Pier to honor the naval personnel stationed there during World War I. During both world wars, it played a significant role in military operations--housing barracks, a Red Cross station, and training facilities. In World War II alone, more than 60,000 service members trained here, including 15,000 pilots. In a fascinating and little-known chapter, converted Great Lakes steamers were used as makeshift aircraft carriers; many training mishaps sent planes to the bottom of Lake Michigan, where they still rest today. After the war, the pier entered a new phase. In 1946, it temporarily became home to what is now the University of Illinois Chicago, serving returning veterans on the GI Bill. Over the decades, Navy Pier continued to evolve--from hosting the massive SS Aquarama passenger ship in the 1950s to welcoming Queen Elizabeth II during her 1959 goodwill visit marking the opening of the St. Lawrence Seaway. It was designated a Chicago Landmark in 1977 and underwent major renovations in 1994. Since 2011, it has operated as a nonprofit dedicated to public programming and community engagement. Today, Navy Pier remains one of Chicago's most beloved attractions, offering something for everyone. A standout experience is the Centennial Wheel, which provides breathtaking panoramic views of the skyline and Lake Michigan. The ride is both relaxing and exhilarating--a must-do while visiting. There's no shortage of things to see and do. Families will enjoy the Chicago Children's Museum, while theater lovers can catch a performance at the Chicago Shakespeare Theater. From immersive film experiences to classic amusements like the carousel, the pier offers entertainment for all ages. Dining options are just as diverse, with everything from casual bites to full-service restaurants serving seafood, pizza, and international cuisine--there's truly something for every taste. Whether you're taking a leisurely stroll, enjoying the lakefront views, or spending the day exploring its many attractions, Navy Pier is a wonderful place to relax and soak in the energy of the city. Its blend of history, scenery, and entertainment makes it an unforgettable destination for both locals and visitors. My visit left me with lasting memories, and I can't wait to return to this iconic gem in the heart of the Windy City.

    Navy Pier is such a nice place to walk around! There are lots of stores to browse, souvenir shops,…read moreand plenty of food options to grab a bite. The view of Lake Michigan is absolutely stunning, especially on a sunny day. There are also some really fun rides for both kids and adults, making it a great spot for families. Whether you're there to shop, eat, or just enjoy the sights, it's definitely worth a visit.

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