Chicago CityPass

Chicago CityPASS is the best deal in the Windy City, giving you discounted admission to five of the city's premier attractions. The Chicago CityPASS ensures you'll get the most out of your vacation - yet it is so compact it will fit into your back pocket. It's all you need to see the best of Chicago!

Chicago CityPASS includes entry to:

• Shedd Aquarium (includes VIP entry to galleries, Amazon Rising, Wild Reef, Abbott Oceanarium, Polar Play Zone, an aquatic show, Jellies special exhibit and your choice of a 4-D experience) 
• The Field Museum (includes Underground Adventure)
• Skydeck Chicago (includes Fast Pass Admission and The Ledge) 
• Option Ticket 1: Adler Planetarium (includes VIP entry and one 3-D theater show) OR Art Institute of Chicago (includes audio tour)
• Option Ticket 2: John Hancock Observatory (includes Fast Pass Admission, multimedia tour and free coffee) OR Museum of Science and Industry (includes VIP entry to exhibits, an Omnimax show and a flight simulator ride) 

This is the best way for you to save time and money. Each ticket booklet is packed with useful information, including hours of operation, contact and transportation information and insider tips.

Most venues included in the pass have different minimum ages for free entry. It is your choice whether you purchase a pass for infants and children to avoid standing in ticket lines to verify ages and pay admission upon entry. You may purchase a Child Pass for infants and children, however this may not be cost saving.

Special Offer - Save up to US$80 on five attractions with one CityPASS - that's a saving of over 50%, plus, you won't wait in long ticket lines!
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2011-Mar-01 To 2012-Feb-29 2012-Mar-01 To 2013-Feb-28 Chicago CityPass Per Person

Season 2011-Mar-01 To 2012-Feb-29 Tour Code Days of week Adult Child (Age from 1 to 11) Default option Mon thru Sun 55EUR 42EUR

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Departure and Return Details

Departure Dates:

Daily

Museum of Science and Industry
Open: Monday - Saturday from 9:30am to 4:00pm and Sunday from 11:00am to 4:00pm (Memorial Day to Labor Day & Holidays: Monday - Saturday from 9:30am to 5:30pm and Sunday from 11:00am to 5:30pm)

Closed Christmas Day

Shedd Aquarium
Open Winter hours: Monday - Friday from 9:00am to 5:00pm and Saturday - Sunday from 9:00am to 6:00pm

Open Summer hours: Daily from 8:00am to 6:00pm

John Hancock Observatory
Open: Daily from 9:00am to 11:00pm (last admission at 10:45pm)

Skydeck Chicago
Open: 9:00am - 10:00pm (April-Sept.); 10:00am - 8:00pm (Oct.-Mar.)
(last admission at 30 minutes before closing)

Additional Information

Inclusions:

• Admission to Shedd Aquarium
• Admission to The Field Museum
• Admission to Museum of Science and Industry
• Admission to Hancock Observatory and Sky Tour OR Skydeck Chicago
• Admission to Adler Planetarium and Astronomy Museum including the Sky Theater
• Savings certificate from Bloomingdales, as well as a free gift with a $50 or more purchase

• Food and drinks
• Transport to and from attractions
• Admission to any special events or exhibitions

• Your ticket booklet is valid for nine days from date of first use and includes helpful information such as hours of operation, public transportation and special 'Insider Tips' on the best time to visit each attraction
• Please view attraction pricing values in 'view map'. Prices are in US Dollars

Adler Planetarium and Astronomy Museum and Sky Theater:

The Adler Planetarium and Astronomy Museum - America's First Planetarium - was founded in 1930 by Chicago business leader Max Adler. The museum is home to two full-size planetarium theaters, including the world's first all-digital projection StarRider Theater and one of the world's most important antique instrument collections.

The Field Museum:

The Field Museum was founded to house the biological and anthropological collections assembled for the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893. These objects form the core of the Museum's collections which have grown through world-wide expeditions, exchange, purchase, and gifts to more than twenty million specimens.

Museum of Science and Industry:

Take a virtual tour of the U-505 submarine, visit Colleen Moore's fairy castle, discover a robot production line, explore the Pioneer Zephyr, and more! See where science meets imagination.

Shedd Aquarium:

Shedd Aquarium has been a Chicago icon and a leader in the zoo and aquarium profession for more than three-quarters of a century. At Shedd Aquarium, animals connect you to the living world, inspiring you to make a difference. Get face to fins with dozens of sharks at Wild Reef, and see what it takes to train marine mammals at the Oceanarium. Watch out for giant turtle, poisonous frogs and hundreds of fish at Amazon Rising, while at Waters of the World you can travel in 90 aquatic habitats - rivers, oceans, islands, lakes and local waters.

John Hancock Observatory:

Following a multi-million dollar renovation, the new Hancock Observatory is dazzling visitors with incredible 94th-floor views, high-tech features and Chicago's only open-air Skywalk - 1,000 feet above the Magnificent Mile. The new Hancock Observatory, in the heart of Chicago's Magnificent Mile, gives you a one-stop tour of Chicago. Feel "The Windy City" on Skywalk, Chicago's highest open-air viewing deck. Lend a ear to Sky Tours audio tour for an outstanding overview of the city. Picture yourself as a 1968 construction worker or Big John's window washer, all through the magic of trick photography. Best of all, experience Chicago's best views, spanning up to 80 miles and four states!

Skydeck Chicago:

Treat yourself to unparalleled 360-degree views on the 103rd floor Skydeck. On a clear day see up to four states from the top of the Western Hemisphere's Tallest Building! Voted one of the 7 Wonders of Chicago by Chicago Tribune readers.