Open space combines large playground with huge splash pad featuring water cannons and fountains. Play areas include forts, slides, climbing structures, and a music-themed section suitable for all ages. Plenty of covered seating and shaded spots allow adults to watch comfortably while kids play.
Four handicap accessible all-gender restrooms are available. Sidewalks and the splash pad support all abilities. Covered seating and accessible tables provide comfort.
Spacious playground offers many fun features for toddlers to pre-teens. Splash pad with water jets provides a great way to cool off and enjoy safe, family-friendly activities.
Good to know
The splash pad opens at 10 a.m.
The park is free to enter and closes at 8 p.m.
The bathrooms are clean and well-maintained.
A 65-foot spherical screen with moveable chairs simulates flying over the city, creating an immersive and breathtaking experience. The attraction combines phenomenal visuals and sound to showcase unique, straight-down views of the urban landscape. The atmosphere feels like a surreal flying dream with a sense of speed and excitement.
Staff provide polite and attentive assistance to people using wheelchairs, canes, or walkers. Accessibility is supported with helpful accommodations ensuring comfort during the experience.
Flyover offers a unique and exciting experience that appeals to both adults and kids. The activity is consistently described as fun and memorable.
Good to know
Get your tickets in advance as they sell out quickly.
There are stairs to climb inside the attraction, but elevators are available.
Flyover is located inside Navy Pier next to the Children’s Museum.
Playground offers two-story green tunnel slides, a zipline swing, and a Fragrance Garden with aromatic herbs. Surrounded by trees and bushes, it feels quiet and secluded with wide accessible paths and soft ground. Multiple play sections include interactive panels, musical instruments, and wheelchair-accessible rides.
Sensory Garden Playground offers a universally accessible space with wide paths, ramps, and smooth surfaces. Two handicap porta potties are available for convenience.
Sensory Garden Playground offers a clean, engaging space with activities for kids of all ages. The zipline stands out as a thrilling option, while the carousel ride accommodates wheelchairs, making it fun for everyone.
Good to know
The playground has two long slides, a zip line, and a swing seat.
There is no running water or bathrooms at the playground.
There are two handicap porta potties available in Summer 2025.
Expansive grounds showcase beautiful gardens and historic mansion with elegant charm. Visitors find a peaceful atmosphere filled with pleasant scents and twinkling lights illuminating pathways. Family-friendly features include playgrounds, climbable tanks, and interactive musical swings.
Main pathways are paved for easy wheelchair and walker access. The McCormick House meets ADA accessibility standards.
Climbing on the tanks offers a unique and fun activity for kids. Plenty of interactive events and knowledgeable guides make it engaging for families.
Good to know
The entrance fee is $5 per car, but free on Veterans Day.
Dogs are not allowed in the park except on designated days.
The park hosts various events, including concerts and reenactments throughout the year.
Outdoor space offers beautiful grounds with art sculptures and feature gardens including a labyrinth. Atmosphere stays peaceful and relaxing, inviting exploration and quiet enjoyment. Family-friendly zones include a fenced children's play area designed for nature interaction and skill development.
Many areas offer wheelchair and stroller access. Trails stay well-lit and easy to navigate for disabled visitors.
Many fun events happen here that suit everyone. An expo on dog businesses and their products adds variety. Plenty of space exists even with a large crowd.
Good to know
The entry fee is $26 per car for access to the park.
The Morton Arboretum hosts seasonal events like a holiday light show in December.
Check the website for the latest events and exhibitions before visiting.
Spacious and well-organized casino with clean layout and easy parking. Atmosphere ranges from lively energy with DJs and live bands to cozy and welcoming environments. Offers a wide selection of slots and table games alongside multiple dining options and a vibrant bar scene.
Ample parking includes handicap spots close to the entrance. Layout supports easy movement with a walker, with space to leave it near slot machines. Staff assist well with wheelchair needs, making game tables accessible.
Slot machines offer engaging fun and a lively atmosphere. A welcoming Table Supervisor adds to the enjoyable experience at the tables.
Good to know
The casino regularly hosts fun activities and promotions throughout the year.
Karaoke night occurs every Thursday, starting at 10pm with a two-drink minimum.
Friday promotions include games like cornhole with chances to win free play.
Nature preserve offers well-marked trails winding through lush greenery with waterfalls and ponds creating a peaceful atmosphere. The area stays calm even when busy, welcoming children and dogs for outdoor enjoyment. Benches and open spaces provide spots to rest and take in the natural beauty.
Main trails stay well maintained with gravel surfaces that hold up even after rain. Most paths are wheelchair accessible, attracting walkers, runners, bikers, and equestrians alike.
Trails offer rugged paths that are fun for walking and exploring. Waterfall areas and lookout points add to the family fun atmosphere.
Good to know
There is no entry fee at the preserve.
Bathrooms and parking are available at the preserve.
Parking can be challenging on public holidays.
Historical farm setting offers well-preserved architecture and authentic 1880s atmosphere with free access to explore. The environment feels peaceful and kid-friendly, featuring a petting zoo, imaginative playground, and walking trails with scenic views. Visitors experience a quiet, nature-rich space ideal for learning about early farming and immigrant life.
Surprisingly accessible paths cover most areas. Construction limits access to the farm house and animal area.
Kids have fun learning about farm life and playing around. The spot offers a good chance for a picnic and hands-on activities for small children.
Good to know
Expect seasonal events like the Rhubarb festival throughout the year.
The park is currently under construction, affecting access to some areas.
There are no food options available at the farm.
Ornate old theater with ornate ceilings and balconies offers fantastic acoustics and beautiful sets. Atmosphere blends old school vibe with modern amenities like custom drinks and comfortable seating. Performances maintain clear sightlines and sound, creating an immersive experience.
Valet parking offers easy access for those with mobility aids. Accessible seats at the theatre and close parking make getting around simple. Amenities also support accessibility needs.
Mixes of classic and new productions keep things fresh and engaging. Surrounding area offers many fun restaurants. Shows feature brilliant lights and sound that enhance the experience.
Good to know
There is no men's restroom; only ladies' and all-gender restrooms are available.
Free street parking is available nearby, with additional paid parking options.
$1 movie night on Mondays offers great value for visitors.
Elevated trail offers beautiful landscaping and wide, clean paths with plenty of seating and art installations. Atmosphere shifts from peaceful and quiet to lively with walkers, runners, and cyclists sharing the space. Views include cityscape and bridges, creating a unique urban outdoor experience.
A quiet paved trail welcomes joggers, walkers, and dog walkers with ease. The path feels open and safe, friendly for runners, toddlers, and bikers though it suits foot traffic more than biking.
Biking and walking along the trail offer a fun and well-maintained outdoor experience. The path stays clean and inviting for a casual ride or stroll.
Good to know
The 606 is approximately 2.7 miles long and offers scenic views.
Parking is available nearby, with options for cafes and restaurants.
The trail is elevated, providing a safe space away from street traffic.
Spacious, modern facility with natural lighting and elegant design creates a calm, sophisticated atmosphere. Event energy varies from quiet to loud and lively depending on the occasion. Accessibility and ample seating areas support comfort throughout the venue.
Clear paths and plenty of accessible bathrooms support wheelchair users well. Handicap parking spaces include extra room for van ramps, making arrival and departure easier.
Events like the Lego convention and sneaker convention offer lots of fun and interesting activities. The convention center hosts these engaging events that make visiting enjoyable.
Good to know
Parking is free, but can be limited during large events.
Handicapped parking spaces are insufficient for the number of attendees.
The venue is family-friendly and accessible for those with mobility challenges.
Enormous convention center with spacious exhibition halls and stunning lake and city views. Atmosphere shifts from crowded and chaotic during events to desolate when empty. Extensive amenities include escalators, sky bridges, and a business center, facilitating easy navigation.
Large space with easy access to all areas and handicap accommodations. Rooms and nearby hotels connect smoothly, making navigation simple for those with mobility challenges.
Events offer fun experiences with a variety of characters and activities. The auto show provides a chance to explore new cars and enjoy a family-friendly atmosphere.
Good to know
Parking costs $27 per car at McCormick Place.
Expect long wait times for parking, especially after events.
The Metra stop is conveniently located inside McCormick Place.
Historic theater offers an intimate setting with excellent acoustics and a vintage atmosphere. Multiple floors include a speakeasy lounge and diverse bar areas, creating varied experiences within one venue.
Seating sits on the first floor with no stairs, making it very accessible. Staff provide strong support for wheelchair seating. Nearby parking includes a free city garage with limited handicap spaces.
Live music and concerts create a great atmosphere at the theatre. The Speakeasy offers a fun vibe for casual visits or celebrations.
Good to know
Parking is first come, first served, so arrive early to secure a spot.
Seating charts are available online; check them before your visit.
The sound quality can vary, so choose your seats wisely for the best experience.
Outdoor venue blends natural landscape with reserved seating and lawn spots. Atmosphere stays relaxing and family friendly with quiet during classical music and lively social gatherings on the lawn. Excellent sound quality and video screens enhance the live music experience across the grounds.
Wheelchair assistance includes free wheelchairs and staff help from the front gate to seats and back to parking. Parking and bathrooms are wheelchair accessible, though handicap parking can be confusing and sometimes closed early.
Fun and intimate atmosphere creates a lively setting with kind crowds and a classy environment. Food and music combine for a memorable experience suitable for the whole family.
Good to know
Parking is very limited, so arrive early to secure a spot.
Lawn tickets only allow you to hear the concert, not see the stage.
Bring your own chairs, food, and drinks for the lawn area.
Performing arts theater showcases 1920s art deco decor and gorgeous interior with comfortable seating and great stage views. Atmosphere feels breathtaking and grand, creating an unforgettable experience with incredible sound. Exclusive suite service offers private lounge with drinks and snacks, enhancing the overall visit.
Handicapped access includes wheelchair accessible seats and a family/accessible restroom nearby. Staff stays attentive, helping guests with canes or crutches throughout the visit.
Stage effects and magic illusions create an entertaining and fun atmosphere. Photo opportunities and casual dress add a playful touch to the experience.
Good to know
Parking is available in a garage just around the corner from the theater.
Expect long lines for the restrooms during intermission; plan accordingly.
The balcony seats provide great views and are less expensive than front-row seats.
Arena offers spacious layout with great sight lines and clear acoustics that suit music and entertainment events well. Seating feels intimate near the floor but can be tight and close together. The atmosphere balances a sense of event scale with connection to the entertainment.
Easily accessible with clean bathrooms and great view accessible spots. Wheelchair access exists down the hall but without seating, and leaving before events may be necessary for some attendees.
Events feature cirque performances and barrel riding competitions that draw attention. The venue hosts fun promotions during games and runs events smoothly for an enjoyable time.
Good to know
Parking costs $20, and cash is not accepted at the lot.
Expect high food and beverage prices at the venue.
Accessibility can be an issue; check elevator availability before visiting.
Spacious performing arts theater with excellent acoustics and heated reclining seats offers an intimate yet comfortable setting. The venue features good sightlines from every seat and a beautifully decorated interior. Bars and snack options are available, enhancing the overall experience.
Handicap parking is plentiful and easy to access. Staff provide wheelchair assistance and the bathrooms are large and clean for accessibility.
Concerts and classic films provide fun options here. The theatre offers a lively atmosphere where everyone has lots of fun during events.
Good to know
Parking at the Rosemont Theatre can take up to 40 minutes to find a spot.
Expect chaotic traffic and parking conditions during popular events.
The venue does not provide adequate accessibility for wheelchair users.
Large warehouse space hosts interactive play areas like a giant water table and themed sections for kids. Noise levels run high due to open ceilings and lack of sound absorption, creating a loud, energetic atmosphere. Layout features walled-off pods that challenge visibility but offer diverse exploration opportunities.
The entire museum sits on one level, making it easy to navigate for strollers and kids with mobility challenges. It offers handicap accessibility and has plenty of parking.
Activities include a variety of imaginative play areas and a new water exhibit that engage young children. The space stays clean and offers fun ways for kids to burn off energy.
Good to know
The museum is handicap accessible and has plenty of parking.
Day camps frequently visit this location during the summer, making it very often busy.
The entry fee for parents is $5, which some visitors find unnecessary.
Historic opera house converted into a modern music venue offers intimate concerts with great acoustics and vintage architecture. Spacious layout includes a balcony and multiple bars, creating a cool atmosphere with excellent views from all angles.
Gender neutral, accessible bathrooms include a disabled stall. Elevator and ramp system for wheelchair access are outdated and problematic.
Events offer safe and fun experiences for all ages. The neighborhood vibe adds to the cool and lively atmosphere.
Good to know
Parking in the area can be rough; add time for street parking.
The coat check costs $5.
Food is reasonably priced, with popcorn at $4 and hot dogs at $5.
Auditorium Theatre offers historic architecture with ornate design and classic ambiance that transports visitors back in time. The space fills with rich acoustics that enhance live performances, creating a magical atmosphere. Comfortable seating and a mix of old charm with modern touches define the experience.
An accessible entrance sits off to the side with open accessible seating available in the back. Staff remain very accommodating to electric wheelchair users, and a family bathroom is accessible, though only one handicap bathroom is functional.
Fascinating tours highlight the theatre's beauty and add to the fun. Shared boxes seat four with friendly guests enhancing the experience.
Good to know
Parking is a pay lot right across the street from the theatre.
Expect seating issues due to pillars blocking views in some areas.
The show starts at 7pm; arrive early for best seating.
Movie theater offers heated reclining seats and a giant 4K laser screen with superb sound quality. Atmosphere feels clean and comfortable, designed to enhance viewing. Additional amenities include food delivery and a bar with large drink options.
Staff allow visits before shows to check accessibility. Handicap seating has plenty of room and is easy to access. The online seating chart has labeling errors that can cause confusion.
Cuddle seats and custom soda machines add unique fun to the experience. The theater stays clean and comfortable, making activities like bowling and watching movies enjoyable.
Good to know
Expect long concession lines during peak hours.
The theater has the largest screen in Michigan and Illinois.
Concessions can be delivered to your seat during the movie.
Massive store with giant fish tank and waterfall feature creates a relaxing, immersive atmosphere. Layout divides sections clearly, showcasing boats, outdoor gear, and mounted wildlife that evoke wilderness and adventure. Families and kids enjoy interactive displays like ATVs and aquariums, adding to a cozy yet rugged vibe.
Motorized scooters for handicapped are available but several are broken, leaving limited options. Veteran-specific parking spots sit near the handicap spots at the front. Overall, the store is not very handicap friendly.
Employees encourage kids to have fun, creating a lively atmosphere. The place feels like a fun spot to visit with family.
Good to know
During Christmas, they hold an awesome winter wonderland event for the community.
Families can take their kids dressed up for Christmas photos with Santa.
They give a free 4x6 picture during the Christmas event.