Navy Pier

As of 6/21/19, 1 hour is 15, up to 1.5 hours is 25, up to 2 hours is 30, up to 6 hours is 35, up to 12 hours is 40, up to 24 hours is 50

They have a blue Kiosk by the sea dog I believe. They book your flight at the pier and then send you to their facility and bring you back to the pier! It is a great experience

I could not see any, it was very cold outside.

That's why I take CTA and Metra everywhere!

Yes

You'd have to call ahead

9:30 pm Wednesday’s 10:00 pm Saturday’s Weather permitting From May 21 to September 1

The wheel is the only outdoor ride that is open all year

Kinda sorta expensive to. But bargain shop, that's what we did. Bubba Gump Shrimp was the best on prices. Food and novelties.

Ten (without renting skates), fifteen with skates

Giordano's is the best 🍕

Call

You dont need any permits. Just have fun.

Only ticket would be to the Ferris Wheel you purchase on site. Pier is a free walk on.

There's a huge ferris wheel similar to the London Eye. As others have said there's tons of activities to do in Navy Pier. And fireworks is on Wednesdays at 9:30 pm and Saturdays 10:15 pm from Labor day weekend to memorial day weekend. You can get a close up of the lake without thr Beach. Boat tours, children's museum, and recently they have a rotating prism with lights outside the navy pier.

18 dollers person

Yes

Free to enter and look but expect to spend a lot if you want to do anything

Navy Pier offers mobility services to disabled visitors upon request!

Yes it is

Absolutely 👍

It is open, but the rides are closed.

Yes but no fireworks...

YES

The millennium station is the closest, i believe, though about a mile away. There is a free trolley that gets to the pier entrance but im not sure if it goes close by to the station

Yes u have to buy coupons for the games. WEDNESDAYS is half off

Yes, for kids it is. You have great rides, food joints and playing/fun spot. Although there isn't much for adults.

No free parking. Otherwise free to enter and walk around.

You can buy parking tickets online for $ fifteen for twelve hours. I'm sorry, I don't speak much Spanish.

Yes I can

Yes

I'm not sure about their holiday hours. With it being so far away I'm not sure they would have that info online. Your best bet is to probably call and ask.

Adults are $18 Children 3 to 11 are $15 Children under 3 are free Military is $15

Lots of kids friendly areas.

Why don't you Google it?

No

general admission means you get to enter the building and explore what they have to offer. You will have to rent your own skates to hit the ice tho.

Yup, that's an AMC IMAX theater

No

No. But there are some seafood places. Try Bubba Gump.

Have you checked in to web?

Yes. At 9:30 pm.

Bubba Gump Restaurant. A court yard of many restaurants. McDonald's also

Yes inside

Per car fee

Call

600 E Grand Ave, Chicago, IL 60611

To the North East or west of Navy Pier. Not that far from the lake (Michigan). There're plenty of reasonable places you could stay at. Cheers

Admission is free. Rides and parking are not. Parking is $28 per day, which is ok if you are going to spend a whole day or close to it. It is expensive for short visits. Food prices are comparable to Chicago downtown.

Very nice! Formal? No. Casual but very pleasant.

There isn't one. The closes Mburger I know of is about 1mile away on E. Huron St

Just the ferris wheel is open right now

it's best to ask the establishment

I don't think so. But Contact corporate office to be sure.

No they have inside attractions----they r doing construction right now

28 dollars for all day

It is free to just walk around but they have rides boat tours stores food courts n etc that do cost money

They are usually open tomorrow.

Of course you can take the train, but the nearest station is some distance away. I think Grand (Red Line) is the closest, the Metra is much further.

They are allowed outside but not in any of the stores,restaurants, or shops!

Yes

They are temporarily closed at this time.

Closed

I'm under the impression that I will not be open the rest of the year. Hopeing that it will be open in the spring.

Yes, and the boat rides are great!

Yes, you can walk around and also you can take a boat tour if you wish.

No. They stopped having them a while ago.

There is no public parking in the place only for pay but it is worth it. I recommend those that are under the facilities because those that are x the entrance are much more expensive.

Sept. 7th

Parked at the parking garage. It was $25.

No admission fee. You do have to pay for the attractions

Navy Pier is open and you need to wear a mask

Yes

Yes it is

Not much is open besides the two boat tourism options which are the speedboats or sailboats. There are outdoor liquor vendors, snack vendors and a couple of restaurants with outdoor seating only.

You can find different kind of things. It all depends on what you may be looking for, like they have a Build-A+Bear Work Shop, and a full Candy Store, coffee shop ECT... You get my meaning. There is something for everyone, just go and have fun.

there is a permit system however with the construction going on you would have to speak to your employer

It magically appeared one day.

From downtown Naperville, take the BNSF [Burlington Northern Santa Fe] train towards Chicago (Union Station), and then take a quick cab/uber ride to Navy Pier.

During the day but night is amazing

So, go already.

Yez.. u can buy them there and also you will be able to get the centennial wheel tickets also in the price that's what I got when I went there and purchase my tickets at the desk I don't know if they would do it for you online but in person they did it and it is good until March of next year 😁😀

I believe so. In the past I purchased attraction tickets off of Groupon.

You can park near soldier Field and take a walk or a taxi to the pier

It is a designated no-fly zone according to the DJ Mavic website.

Shopping, eating and entertainment on a huge Pier on lake Michigan.

No problem walking around. However the boardwalk and some other areas may be closed after hours.

No

Sorry. Nothing I can do.

I think sat was the last day for fireworks from what I saw in the event book

Free to get in. Costs for some attractions like the wheel.

In front of the Pier

I never heard of a curse of any kind. But there may be evening/night cruise on the lake. Call for information.

No

Wed and sat. Wed at 9:30

Tuesday special parking $20. For 12 hours, just need validation on your parking slip.

Call for specific information

AirBnB

Yes called xchurro

Depends on what activities you are talking about. The pier itself is free admission but there are some activities you can spend probably upward of 100 dollars on.

Fortunately, no!

This might help. https://navypier.org/free-outdoor-movie-series-water-flicks/

Lots of people get pictures done there. Unless you need some fancy setup, no extra cost.

No cost to get in. However, some features cost extra.

I was there at 8 pm and they were still open.

11pm. Bars stay openlater

$30 parking on pier, $15 ferris wheel, .50 cent miniature boat driving... I think we paid $3-$5 swing ride... eating and dining between $5 -$50 depends on what you're eating nice place and view. Just think the parking on the pier should be cheaper

What you mean

The website tells the story

Free

Not sure about lunch but we did get a boat ride that has bar.

It's on website

Yes

It depends on where you park your car. Prices are not the same and range from $20-$35.

Navy Pier is open all year round

The wheel is open. There are also some rowing video things people were using the other night.

I've heard the architecture tour is awesome, they take you all along the river and just talk about historic architecture.

Negative

Summer time is good for sight seeing

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There is no admission for the pier itself.

We all have different taste..

Yes, until the 6th

No ticket is required.

Not sure, need to call

Yes Navy pier is open Christmas day they are having some fireworks

All.kinds of things to so for kids at winter fest from blow up slides to rides to ice skating and cookie decorating its amazing for little ones

Sorry. I am not sure

They have all the decorated pier for Christmas I think it's called winter wonderfest! And if it's at the Navy Pier in Chicago. It looks beautiful in the photos but it's not all via. This will continue until December 6 or 7!

Maybe you could take a virtual tour of the area for the name. I don't think I recall names of stores there. Good luck!

Yes the remodeling in the front is completed and a couple of new restaurants have opened. The shops are all open as well as imax theater

You can buy it on spot

If your bringing a charter please look into the following: http://www.chicagoparkdistrictparking.com/bus-parking/

Go by bus, there's a bus stop right outside the main entrance. Parking is too way expensive.

Not fully, but restaurants are ready, in progress the hotel

Open until 0900

If they are with an adult they can

We have plenty of parking along road side.

At the Centennial Wheel, you get your photo taken by Photogenic before you go to the gondola. After you ride the Wheel, you are asked to check out your photos that you got from the Photogenic team. If you want to buy it, OK. If not, move on and have a good day.

Yes , but at certain times ,check the schedule, and enjoy the show ...

Of course , the pedal bikes are everywhere

Free to enter

Yes they are

Yes you can

Yes its $30 for 24 hours

Well you can go to the place for free but if you want to get on the rides you have to buy tickets l. Ferris wheel is 18 dollars per person. If you want to go multiple times you can get the unlimited pass for 40. You can use it on all the rides all day long.

There are parking garages and parking on the side of street. No open lots nearby that I saw.

Both can't wait

No

Navy Pier is free, but you need to find parking or take public transit.

I think they are as long as they're in a leash.

Maybe 10pm

Sorry walked from hotel. Don't know.

If you want to get thing at least bring $50 to spead completely, the ferris wheel-$18 the mirror maze(really fun)-$10 , if you wanna get on boat cruises bring a lot of money ($200-400) or you could just walk around and buy food . Its a lot you can do either if your broke or have a lot of money

They have special cruises during the show with different length, boats and events onboard. Ferries to Museum Campus stop operating earlier than fireworks

Yes, paid, it's easier to get dropped off there, ride a bike or walk then get parking.

You can check in the web.

Additional rate of ??

The speedboat half hour ride is nice if you like speed and don't mind getting alittle wet

Not an answer to your question but the best spots to watch the fireworks are Navy Pier itself, Oak Street Beach (approx no. 1000 N Lake Shore) or on one of the boat cruises

Yes! Dogs are welcome on the south dock and even at many of the patio restaurants. Only service animals are allowed indoors.

Yes

💀

No

not in that area, there is a specific area of ​​beach, on lakeshore

Regular tickets are 16 but you have to wait in long lines at times. Fast pass tickets are $26 but take you to the front of the line. Buy your tickets online at the Navy Pier website so that you can avoid the lines to purchase tickets.

no zoo at the navy pier. it is at the Lincoln Park and it is free

10:15pm on Saturdays.

It is free. And still some construction. But a couple of the stores are open now. If u want to take the big bus tour its $40-$50 but should wait for that until its warmer out. Took family from Florida on the tour and it was cold

That is an unfortunate bit of misinformation about Chicago. First of all, Downtown Chicago is a separate space from inner city Chicago. Even inner city Chicago is not so rampant & overrun with gang activity that people can't travel safely on the street. Don't believe everything you hear. It's a problem, but this is not done kind of war torn area. Not to mention that violence has been steadily decreasing anyway. We still have work to do, but plenty areas of Chicago are perfectly safe.

If you mean closest hotles near by here is the answer : Fairmont Chicago, Hilton, congress Plaza, Marriot

No there is no place to buy a dog

There are indoor food shops, but the Ferris wheel is outdoors as well as the actual pier itself

Best place to eat would definitely be Giordanos. Not sure when it comes to shopping, I didn't see many options when I was there.

Yes it is!

I did not see any when i was there last month. However, i saw ramps and elevators that are easily accessible.

The best will be to check the marshmallow webpage

Around 30 mins in summers..

We did go to the guest service and they gave me a bogus number that isn't available. And also being a tourist from out of state you normally would go online first.

Treat yourself and pay the extra $2.50. You're worth it.

Navy Pier once housed a prison for draft dodgers during World War I. “Municipal Pier” was renamed “Navy Pier” in 1927 as a tribute to the Navy personnel who served in the war.During World War II, the U.S. Navy used the Pier as a training center for pilots. One of those pilots who qualified for military service was George H. W. Bush. (Via the Navy Pier website)

$12 dollars I got on yesterday

Sorry they do not care about old people

No it's not free

Yes

It's free just what you go to buy or consume and the ride you choose is the cost

No

Not sure... You should give them a call

No

Not really 5 dallors for five minutes 10 and 15 for 30 min and 20 for 2 hours

With Chicago's mass transit system there are many choices ,many bus routes have stops at the Navy Pier.We stayed at the Congress caught the bus on Harrison two blocks away and was at the Pier within 15 minutes.

Yes, there are artificial games on Sundays.

$28 Everyday

The ferris wheel by itself is 15, but you can get it cheaper if you buy a bundle of rides

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Not sure, sorry. Maybe check online

Yes. There is the "W Chicago". It has a pool and stuff it costs $179 and it's a 4 star hotel.

You can walk - Probably would be fastest. If that's not an option or you don't want to, I believe the 29 bus takes you right in front

I honestly will need to ck that out. Garage looked too low.

Call them.

There is no date

The lighthouse is not accessible on foot.

Now it's closed

Pier is closed, they fenced the entire entrance . Cant get on rides nor walk in or around it.