Explore the Windy City with Big Bus Tours Chicago
Experience Chicago like never before with Big Bus Tours, offering iconic sights, flexibility, and rich cultural insights in the Windy City.
Discover Chicago's iconic skyline and rich history with Big Bus Tours, offering a unique sightseeing experience that combines convenience with breathtaking views. Perfect for tourists looking to explore at their own pace!
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Local tips
- Purchase tickets online in advance for better deals and to avoid queues.
- Consider taking the evening tour for beautiful sunset views of the city skyline.
- Utilize the hop-on, hop-off feature to explore attractions at your own pace.
- Check the bus schedule and plan your stops to make the most of your tour.
- Bring a light jacket, as it can get breezy on the upper deck of the bus.
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Getting There
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Public Transportation
To reach Big Bus Tours Chicago from central Palatine, start at the Palatine Train Station located at 137 W Wood St. Take the Metra Union Pacific Northwest Line train heading towards Chicago. After approximately a 45-minute ride, disembark at the Ogilvie Transportation Center. Once you exit the station, walk south towards W Washington Blvd. and then turn left. Continue walking until you reach N Wells St. Then, turn right and walk until you see the Big Bus Tours office located at 400 N Clark St, which is near the Chicago River.
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Walking
If you are close to downtown Palatine, you could consider walking to the Palatine Train Station at 137 W Wood St. From there, follow the train instructions as mentioned above. However, if you prefer to stay within Palatine, you may explore local attractions instead as Big Bus Tours is primarily based in Chicago.
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Bicycle
If you have access to a bicycle, you can ride to the Palatine Train Station at 137 W Wood St. From there, take the Metra train towards Chicago. Upon arriving at Ogilvie Transportation Center, you can park your bike at designated bike racks before continuing on foot to 400 N Clark St for Big Bus Tours.
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