Chicago · TICKETS
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Out of 22 tickets & entry passes on this site, these 15 are the ones to book. Prices, durations, and the details that matter are all here, so you can pick in five minutes and get back to the fun part.
Willis Tower Skydeck and The Ledge with timed entry, museum-style exhibits, a skyline film, and a glass balcony extending 4.3 feet.
“Willis Tower and The Ledge offer an unforgettable experience with stunning panoramic views of Chicago. Stepping onto the glass floor of The Ledge is both thrilling and surreal. A must-visit for anyone looking to see Chicago from a breathtaking perspective!”
Skip the ticket line for a live-narrated Chicago River architecture cruise covering all three branches and about 40 landmarks for $39.
“Love this cruise! Even if you have done it before, you always learn something new!”
Skip the line to 360 CHICAGO for sweeping skyline and Lake Michigan views from the 94th floor, plus exhibit and CloudBar access.
“great views of the city, plenty of time to look around and take photos”
Chicago’s Medieval Torture Museum: 90 minutes with audio guide and ghost-hunting app, plus wax scenes and interactive torture devices.
“If you're looking for something odd, bizarre, and unique this is a very small intimate but extremely detailed museum of torture macabre. I went a few days before Halloween and it was icing on the cake for me. Perfect for a date where the two of you are both weird, but in a good way.. lol”
Skip-the-line access and optional VIP time at Chicago’s Field Museum, home to Sue, Maximo, and more than 35 world-class exhibits.
“Awesome experience, and very much worth the money and affordable !”
Field Museum admission in Chicago for $29 includes SUE, mummies, gems, and docent tours. Guaranteed entry for a 4-hour visit.
“The dinosaur exhibits were great. The museum had a lot of interesting things that just made you say, WOW!”
Museum of Ice Cream Chicago ticket with timed entry, unlimited ice cream, crazy golf, a secret speakeasy, and sprinkle pool photo ops.
“If you love ice cream, what better place to explore. You get unlimited yummy treats and read some interesting ice cream facts!”
Chicago Museum of Ice Cream is a 90-minute, interactive stop with unlimited ice cream, a sprinkle pool, Sprink-L ride, mini golf, and WiFi.
“The museum doesn’t check in your ticket from the app but they will have your information on their tablets! Easy and convenient!”
Hands-on science at Chicago’s Science and Industry Museum, from a Tesla coil shock to Spider-Man’s exhibit, plus optional submarine and coal mine.
“We went to see the Christmas trees from around the world. Nice exhibit - we enjoyed it.”
A 90-minute 21+ show in Chicago’s Loop where tipsy actors tackle Shakespeare, then everything goes hilariously off-book with cocktails and audience laughs.
“This was a great trip to Chicago, but Drunken Shakespeare was the absolute best! Highly suggest if you like to drink and laugh. Their cocktails were the best I’ve had in the city.”
Timed entry to Chicago’s Museum of Illusions with 60+ interactive exhibits, photo-ready rooms, and Smart Playroom puzzles in about an hour.
“Extensive and amazing illusions, most of which are highly interactive. Many I have never seen or heard of before. A fun experience for all ages. The puzzle room at the end was an extra bonus.”
Plan a 3-hour indoor LEGO adventure in Schaumburg. See MINILAND Chicago, ride Kingdom Quest, and build with LEGO Friends.
“From the outside in legoland is an amazing place to visit , especially for the kids ..tons of adventures to walk thru and exciting attractions to be apart of !”
Flexible ticket to Chicago’s American Writers Museum: interactive timelines, Word Waterfall, typewriter writing, and a kids’ gallery for $16.
“Very interesting museum. Nice location. Would recommend for other travelers who like books”
Explore the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago at your pace with a mobile general admission ticket, typically lasting 1–3 hours.
“Great experience for contemporary art lovers. We enjoyed the different rooms and it was interesting to see how the art was presented”
Ride to Chicago’s 94th-floor CloudWalk, sip a cocktail, and see skyline views from 875 N Michigan Ave in about 2 hours.
“Enjoy the experience……breathtaking views of Chicago and well worth the money. A must if you are visiting”
