Grant Park

Walking about 20mins Walking south down Michigan ave!👌😎

Yes, go on Columbus

Its starting yes.

Michigan & Balboa. Is a good spot. Probably be a CTA bus though

i wish. don't park underground parking (Monroe, grant park, etc.) that's over 20 bucks charged by hourly. Go park by Columbia College should be like 12 bucks for full day i think. Have a blast

If there any left on the day of the concert, sure. But you're better off buying them online.

There is an underground parking garage available at Monroe & Columbus. There is also limited metered parking along Columbus near Buckingham Fountain.

1844: officially named and designated Lake Park 1901: renamed Grant Park

The Magnificent Mile perhaps? It is marvelous. The north end of Grant Park is pretty near the south end of Magnificent Mile, the North end of Magnificent Mile is not that close to the south end of Grant Park. Google Maps could give you better idea. It is a great walk from one end to the other. I have done it a number of times, but it isn't for everyone.

2.6 miles, 6 Minutes

Yes

No camping in Grant Park or near area. You can put up a tent for the day, so you have a base to come back to. Just not overnight.

It is far from Downtown Chicago. No where near. About an hour away.

Sure is

Less than 20 minutes walking And you enjoy the city

hmm i would highly doubt if there are any fees. its a free park.

Some what.

No

Noooo

It's open

Millennium park Chicago downtown

Yes you can

They Porto Johns all bunched together during big events.

There are no special rules. Seeing someone holding a pet dog

Cheapest parking if you find a spot along the street for $6.50 for one hour

Not sure. Contact the park , but there is definitely room.

Anywhere along Michigan Ave between Roosevelt Rd and Randolph, then head east.

Yes very expensive

Awesome thanks guys. I'm not from Chicago and not use to transportation there. But this help.

You dont have to pay anything to visit

What are you afraid of?

Not far

Its free you just need to pay the parking land

Thank you anyway. Have a good day.

Not sure get in might b free but u might have to pay for things u want to gey

If this is in reference to Lollapalooza, I believe the VIP tickets have seating either close to the stage or backstage passes.

And

General admission passes for 2018 Lollapalooza cost $335 'plus taxes & fees.' Interestingly, they also offered a layaway plan; with installments so low as $87.25.

Theres no free parking absolutely nowhere. You have meter parking by Buckingham fountain and Wells street, but there rush hour restrictions though. The safest place to park is garages but the next cheapest will be parking lots.

No free food. You buy tickets

Van burden but if yr taking the Metra an getting off at union you might as well walk if its nice. If you take W. Jackson an go straight all the way there.

Yes but u still have to walk about a 1/2 to 3/4 of a mile

Starting at Roosevelt through Monroe on Columbus Drive

30 miles. An answer that is super easy to find using GOOGLE MAPS.

Honesty your best bet is to take public transportation. It's too much hassle to find parking and cost way too much to do it.

Almost one mile and half

Great time

No

I would contact the Chicago Park district.

Taste of Chicago!

Colombus Drive adjoins Grant Park...

There's a big tree in Millennium Park, and if you're interested in seeing lights , head to Lincoln Park Zoo.

Surely yes! There are wide terrains, bridges, different altitudes and panoramas that will motivate you to run or jog.

Never! Too many people visit and concerns with picking up after your pets.