Experience the Vibrant Navy Pier in Chicago

Getting There

• Car

  If you're driving to Navy Pier, start by entering the highway system. From any point in Illinois, you can use I-90 or I-94. Once you are on I-90/I-94, follow the signs for downtown Chicago. Take exit 51A toward Ohio St. and merge onto E Ohio St. Continue straight until you reach N Lake Shore Dr. Turn right onto N Lake Shore Dr. and follow it until you see the signs for Navy Pier. There are several parking garages nearby, including the Navy Pier Garage, which charges approximately $25 for parking. Make sure to check for payment options and hours.

• Public Transportation - CTA Train

  To reach Navy Pier via public transportation, find your nearest CTA train station. If you're coming from the Blue Line, transfer at Clark/Lake station to the Red Line towards 95th/Dan Ryan. Get off at the State/Lake station. From there, walk east to the bus stop at State and Lake and take the #65 Grand bus towards Navy Pier. The bus fare is $2.50, payable via Ventra Card or cash. The journey will take approximately 30 minutes, depending on traffic.

• Public Transportation - CTA Bus

  If you're closer to the bus routes, you can take the #66 Chicago Avenue bus or the #121 Union Station bus, both of which will take you directly to Navy Pier. Board the bus at your nearest stop and pay the fare of $2.50 with a Ventra Card or cash. The bus ride will take around 25-35 minutes, depending on traffic. Make sure to get off at the Navy Pier stop, which is well-marked.

• Rideshare Service

  For a convenient option, consider using rideshare services like Uber or Lyft. Simply open the app and input 'Navy Pier' as your destination. The cost will vary based on your starting location and the time of day, but expect to pay anywhere from $10 to $30 for a ride within the city. Rideshare drop-off is located near the entrance of Navy Pier.