Chicago Attractions Pass: 30+ Museums & Tours, Save 50%
One Pass Opens 30 Chicago Attractions. Pick Your Days, Skip the Lines
You choose which of 30+ Chicago attractions to visit over 1, 2, 3, or 5 days, using the Go City app to skip ticket lines and manage reservations. The pass covers major museums like the Field Museum and 360 Chicago, plus tours, Navy Pier rides, and activities like kayaking and bike rentals. You save up to 50 percent compared to buying individual tickets, and the digital guide handles all the logistics so you don't have to coordinate entry times or transportation separately.
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Step-by-step itinerary
- 360 Chicago1h 30m · entry included
- Griffin Museum of Science and Industry2h · entry included
- Chicago Riverwalk1d · entry included
- Field Museum1h · entry included
- Navy Pier2h · entry included
- Chicago Children's Museum2h · entry included
- Chicago Theatre1h · entry included
- American Writers Museum1h · entry included
- Chicago History Museum1h · entry included
- Lincoln Park and Zoo1h · entry included
- Flyover Chicago1h · entry included
Explore Chicago's top attractions
- Ride to Willis Tower Skydeck
- Visit 360 Chicago observation deck
- Explore Griffin Museum of Science
- Take Hop-On Hop-Off bus tour
- Visit The Field Museum
- Enjoy Architectural River and Lake Tour
- Visit Navy Pier attractions
The experience
You tap your phone at the gate instead of standing in a ticket line. That's the first thing you notice with the Chicago All-Inclusive Pass: the app loads your admission to over 30 attractions, and you walk straight through. No separate bookings for each museum, no fumbling with paper tickets. The pass works for 1, 2, 3, or 5 consecutive days, so you decide how much time you want and what you actually want to see. Skydeck Chicago in the Willis Tower gets you 1,353 feet up to the 103rd floor. 360 Chicago on the 94th floor of the 875 N. Michigan building takes less than a minute in the fastest elevator in the city. Field Museum puts you face-to-face with SUE, the world's largest T. rex. You pick the order, the pace, the stops.
The real savings come when you add it up. Individual tickets to Skydeck, 360 Chicago, and the Field Museum alone run well over $100. The pass saves you up to 50 percent if you hit even half the included attractions, and the app tells you which ones need reservations in advance, so you're not showing up to a closed door. Navy Pier's 4-ride pass, the Hop-On Hop-Off bus tour, the Architectural River Cruise from Navy Pier, the Chicago History Museum, Lincoln Park Zoo, the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry. They're all in. So are the walking tours: the food and culture tour that stops at Pizzeria Uno and Mr. Beef, the ghost hunt through Lincoln Park, the Hemingway birthplace tour. You get access to Explorer Activities too (axe throwing, archery, laser tag, kayaking), though the climb and zipline adventure isn't included.
The app does the heavy lifting. It's your digital guidebook, showing you what's open, what requires a reservation, and how to get there. Most of the popular attractions (360 Chicago, Skydeck, the ghost tour) do need you to book ahead through the app, so plan a day or two in advance. But once you've locked those in, the rest is flexible. You can rent a bike for two hours and loop the lakefront, paddle a kayak or paddleboard at Ohio Street Beach for an hour, catch the Seadog Lakefront Speedboat Tour if you want speed over sightseeing. The Chicago Children's Museum on Navy Pier has 15 permanent exhibits and free daily art classes if you're traveling with kids. The American Writers Museum, the MCA contemporary art space, LEGOLAND Discovery Center, the Museum of Illusion. Each one is a separate trip if you book them alone. With the pass, they're just stops on your own itinerary.
The pass arrives on your phone immediately after purchase. Save it, show it at the gate or ticket office, and you're in. No printing, no waiting for anything to arrive. If you're traveling over a holiday or during peak season, double-check the operating hours of each attraction before you go (they can shift), and book those reservations early. The pass is wheelchair accessible, strollers are fine, and service animals are welcome. Public transit gets you between most attractions without needing a car.
What’s included
- Your Chicago All-Inclusive Pass includes admission to 30+ attractions and tours over 1, 2, 3, or 5 consecutive days. The digital pass covers major museums like the Field Museum, Chicago History Museum, and the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry.
- observation decks at 360 Chicago and Skydeck Chicago.
- Navy Pier's 4-ride pass.
- the Hop-On Hop-Off bus tour.
- Architectural River Cruises.
- the Chicago Children's Museum.
- Lincoln Park Zoo.
- walking tours including the food and culture tour, ghost hunt, and Hemingway birthplace tour.
- bike rental for two hours.
- kayak and paddleboard rentals at Ohio Street Beach.
- Explorer Activities like axe throwing, archery, and laser tag.
- and access to the Go City app with attraction information, operating hours, and reservation management. The pass arrives on your phone immediately after purchase and requires no printing.
Options for this experience
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Is this one for you?This pass is worth it if you plan to visit more than three major attractions during your stay in Chicago: the savings add up fast, and the app removes the hassle of booking each one separately and managing different entry times. It's built for travelers who want flexibility over a fixed itinerary, so you can decide each morning what you're in the mood for without losing money on unused tickets.
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Top questions
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Child (3 to 12 years). Under 3: they can't be included in the booking.
Do I have to visit all the attractions, or can I pick and choose?
You pick and choose. The pass gives you access to 30+ attractions over your chosen number of days: 1, 2, 3, or 5. You decide which ones to visit and in what order.
Which attractions require reservations in advance?
360 Chicago, Skydeck Chicago, and the Lincoln Park ghost tour require advanced reservations. The app tells you which others do as well. Book these as soon as you purchase the pass to avoid disappointment.
How much can I save with this pass?
You can save up to 50 percent compared to buying individual attraction tickets. The exact savings depend on which attractions you visit.
Is the pass available on my phone, or do I need to print it?
The pass is digital and arrives on your phone immediately after purchase. You show it at the gate or ticket office on your mobile device, no printing needed.
Can I use the pass if I'm visiting Chicago for just one day?
Yes. The pass is available for 1, 2, 3, or 5 consecutive days. A 1-day pass lets you visit as many of the 30+ attractions as you can fit into one day.
What if an attraction is closed on the day I want to visit?
Operating hours vary by attraction and can change seasonally or during holidays. Check the Go City app or contact each attraction directly before you go. If you have a multi-day pass, you can visit on a different day.
Does the pass include food or drinks?
Most attractions are admission only. The Chicago Food and Culture Walking Tour is included, but food samples are not. Bring $20–$30 cash per person if you want to try the dishes. The 10pin Bowling Lounge includes 90 minutes of bowling and a homemade pizza lunch.
Can I use the pass if I'm in a wheelchair or traveling with a stroller?
Yes. The pass is wheelchair accessible. Strollers and prams are welcome at attractions, and service animals are allowed.
What happens if I don't use all the attractions in my pass period?
The pass is valid for your chosen number of consecutive days. Any attractions you don't visit during that period are not refundable or transferable.
Chicago Attractions Pass: 30+ Museums & Tours, Save 50%
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