Located in the world-famous Willis Tower, formerly the Sears Tower. You’ll ride 1,353 feet up to the 103rd floor of the tower and get some of the best views of the city. Please note: reservations are required for this attraction. For additional information regarding reservations, please see the accompanying PDF and make sure to click your unique link to access the Go City app or you'll be unable to make a reservation.

Located in the 875 N. Michigan building, the 360 Chicago is one for those with a head for heights. Check out the exhibition celebrating Chicago’s history on the ground floor before hopping into the fastest elevator in the city which zips you up to the 94th floor in under a minute. Please note: reservations are required for this attraction. For additional information regarding reservations, please see the accompanying PDF and make sure to click your unique link to access the Go City app or you'll be unable to make a reservation.

Explore 14 acres of mind-blowing exhibits at MSI - the largest science museum in the country. It's housed in the only remaining building from the famous 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition's 'White City,' and offers a variety of hands-on, dynamic activities and exhibits for guests of all ages.

The Hop-On, Hop-Off Big Bus Chicago 1-Day Classic tour is the most flexible way to tour the sights of the city. You can be your own guide, picking and choosing which top sights are right for you and getting on and off as you please. See Chicago’s famed skyscrapers, the Magnificent Mile, Chicago Riverwalk, Shedd Aquarium, Field Museum, Millennium Park, any many more.

See the world’s wonders in one place at The Field Museum. You will come face-to-face with SUE, the world’s largest T.Rex in a 3D adventure, descend into an ancient Egyptian tomb, and explore over 10,000 years of Chinese history and culture. With 4.6 billion years in one place, The Field Museum takes you around the world and back in time.

Explore the best bits of our 91 billion light year galaxy through the interactive exhibits. Join the search for a new ninth planet, take a speedy tour of your cosmic backyard, and peek inside the Gemini 12 spacecraft. Kids will love to climb and fly through Planet Explorers - a modern day space adventure for the whole family. Please note: Currently unavailable due to Covid-19 restrictions.

4-Ride pass to the Navy Pier Centennial Wheel, Carousel, Climbing Wall, Light Tower. Navy Pier is a landmark you’ll hear a lot about on your trip to Chicago. It's considered the number one tourist and leisure destination in the Midwest, and it's the longest public pier in the world. Attracting 8.6 million visitors each year, Navy Pier is a 50-acre, lakeside wonderland that lets visitors enjoy the splendors of Lake Michigan.

Enjoy the sights of Chicago from the river on this picturesque Architectural River and Lake Tour. Your expert guide will tell you everything you need to know about the buildings that shape Chicago's skyline, so kick back and relax as you float down the Chicago River and marvel at the city's magnificent architecture. What's more, this is the only tour you can take from the lakefront, through the locks and along the Chicago River all the way to the famous Willis Tower.

Frank Lloyd Wright is a giant in the field of architecture and interior design, and the beloved Robie House is one of his masterpieces. Only a dozen Wright homes are open to the public, so don't miss the chance to see one for yourself. The Robie House is one of the most important buildings in the history of American architecture and a typical model of a Prairie Style home. You'll get to explore the amazing contemporary space and see the unique geometric designs of the house interiors. Learn all about the history of the house, Frank Lloyd Wright's vision, and the current restoration works taking place on the house.

Educational and entertaining in equal parts, the Chicago Children’s Museum will provide hours of fun for little hands and minds. It's located on Navy Pier and filled with 15 permanent exhibits, hands-on programs, and free daily art classes. The museum is the ideal kid-friendly attraction and has exhibits for a variety of ages, from babies right up to those too cool to be seen with their parents.

Explore Chicago's beautiful lakefront trails and wind your way around the soaring skyscrapers of the concrete jungle. With two hours of bike rental, you'll have ample time to tick off the city's famous landmarks and discover some little-known gems along the way too.

Chicago Theatre Marquee Tour - Get a behind-the-scenes look at this majestic venue and learn all about its legendary performers. You'll be taken on a tour of the historic theater to see areas not usually open to the public. Walk onto the iconic stage, see the celebrity-autographed backstage walls and marvel at the beautiful French Baroque Interiors. Along the way, your guide will give you all the history, trivia and fun facts. Past performers include Dolly Parton, Dean Martin, and Frank Sinatra, so expect to hear loads of exclusive stories and gossip. Please note: Currently unavailable due to Covid-19 restrictions.

The Chicago History Museum should be any traveler’s first stop to discover the rich and vibrant history of Chicago. It’s a building with a rich history of its own, having been constructed in 1856 only to be burned during the Great Fire of Chicago and then completely destroyed by a second fire three years later. The institution has risen from the ashes to become one of the most comprehensive museums in the country, and now boasts a range of permanent and temporary exhibits to keep visitors old and young entertained.

The MCA is one of the world’s largest contemporary art institutions. Enjoy cutting-edge art displays and rotating exhibits featuring work from both current artists and contemporary icons. Over the course of the museum's fifty-year history, it's presented the first major exhibitions of groundbreaking artists Dan Flavin, Frida Kahlo, Jeff Koons, and Gerhard Richter, as well as the art of influential pop icons Jasper Johns and Andy Warhol.

Architecture and history buffs will enjoy this visit to the Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio. From 1889 until 1909, the building was Wright's private residence and workplace, and he used the space as an experimental architectural laboratory, as well as a place to raise six children.

Travel through literary history on this 45-minute guided tour of the Ernest Hemingway Birthplace Home. You'll learn all about one of the greatest and most influential American writers of the 20th century.

Get a group together and bowl to your heart's content at the 10pin Bowling Lounge in the historic Marina City neighborhood of Chicago. This upscale venue boasts 24 bowling lanes and the largest HD video wall in downtown Chicago, showing music videos and sports games while you play. Your ticket includes 90 minutes of bowling fun and as many games as you can squeeze in within that time. After you've worked up an appetite on the lanes, you'll get a delicious homemade pizza lunch as a reward.

Poetry, lyrics, novels, speeches - every form of writing is covered at this novel museum. Connect with your favorite American authors and discover five centuries of literary history. The inspirational works on display at the museum are constantly changing, so you'll see a huge variety of work, from classic and contemporary to up-and-coming authors.

With your pass you'll get a $20 food and drink credit to use at The Cauldron Chicago.

With your pass you'll get access to Explorer Activities which include axe throwing, archery, laser tag, kayaking, canoes, padal boats, kids adventure zone and more. Please note: climb and zipline adventure is not included with your pass.