Go City and all attractions are working hard to make sightseeing fun and accessible for everyone. Things haven’t returned to complete normality just yet, but with a few tips and a little planning, there's still a lot you can tick off your bucket list.  

Opening times at some attractions may be subject to change

Due to ongoing Covid 19 restrictions, opening hours may vary, so we suggest checking the official attraction website before you visit. You'll find these listed below - handy right?

While safety regulations are in place, a few attractions are not permitted to open. You'll see these flagged on our attraction lists.

What else do you need to know?

Capacity will be limited at certain attractions

You may need to reserve time slots in advance

Opening times are subject to change

  • Capacity will be limited at certain attractions. Visitor numbers are currently restricted at several Chicago venues and this may affect wait times and availability. We recommend booking ahead where you can.
  • Some attractions on your pass may need a booking. Please read our All-Inclusive Pass reservation page if you're interested in an All-Inclusive Pass or our Explorer Pass reservation page if an Explorer Pass is what you're after. You'll find a full list of attractions that require a reservation and all the information you need to book, so be sure to check before you visit.

    You can also find booking instructions on each attraction listing on our website and app.

What else are we doing to help you sightsee?

  • Flexibility. You spoke. We listened. In response to this ever-changing world which we currently live in, we’ve acted to ensure sightseeing with us is flexible for you. That’s why we now offer 365-day cancellation for when your plans change. Our passes are also valid two years from purchase.
  • New site features. We’ve been working hard to make planning your trip simple and our listings are being constantly updated with the latest booking information so you don’t miss out on visiting one of your Chicago must-sees.
  • We're committed to making sure you have a great time. While this ever-changing situation makes it tricky to organize a trip, we're working closely with attractions to ensure that everything runs as smoothly as possible. 

For further information about our pass, visit our FAQs page.

Are masks needed to visit attractions in Chicago?

If you're visiting an indoor attraction, you will need to wear a mask. Please check the individual attraction websites before you travel (listed below) for information about their mask policy.   

What things are there to do in Chicago during COVID?

Chicago has an abundance of green spaces to enjoy during COVID. The Chicago Botanical Garden and the Millenium Park are both great for exploring, or if you fancy a bit more of a walk, The 606 (a 2.7-mile elevated rail trail) and the Lakefront Trail, are both photogenic options. 

For the most up-to-date attraction opening hours, head to the attraction websites below

10pin Chicago 
360 CHICAGO
Adler Planetarium
American Writers Museum
Architecture River Cruise
Big Bus Chicago
Bike and Roll Chicago
Brookfield Zoo
Chicago Children's Museum
Chicago Gray Line
Chicago History Museum
Chicago Theatre Marquee Tour
Ernest Hemingway Birthplace Home
Field Museum
Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio Tour
LEGOLAND Discovery Center
Lincoln Park Zoo Rides
Museum of Contemporary Art
Museum of Science and Industry
Navy Pier
Robie House
Shedd Aquarium
Skyline Lake Tour
Skydeck Chicago at Willis Tower
Tall Ship Windy

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