Navy Pier (solo trip)

This is what Chicago is about! What a great place! You can walk along the water and get great views of lake Michigan or you can just sit around and maybe see a good performance from the locals. There are plenty of boating options including slow and calm cruises and super fast speed boats. And of course there's the famous Ferris wheel 🎡. It is a must go I've been on it multiple times. There's plen...

Such a great place to visit both as a visitor and resident. Open space, cleaner air, generally safe during the day and plenty to do. There is some really neat boats and attractions unique to the area. Great for walking around and getting to other spot attractions. Again go during the summer or busy time with tourists, generally feels safer and more police presence.

Had the relaxing, fun opportunity to go to Navy Pier’s Winter Wonderland. Over the years we attended, but felt it needed updating. This year it seemed they finally adhered to advice. It has a variety of slides, ice skating, rides, foods and places to sit. Brightly lit and although crowded, there was comfortable room to maneuver. We don’t have small kids so didn’t see Santa, sure he was some...

Went here with my family, we really liked it. Me and my sister went to get ice cream and some dessert at a place and found out there more than 5, the attractions are pretty cool and fun. We liked how walkable it is, it’s real impressive. Food was great. We had a lot of fun and enjoyed every second of it

Navy Pier is a 3,300-foot-long iconic landmark on the Chicago shoreline of Lake Michigan. Often called the "People's Pier," it serves as a massive playground for locals and tourists alike, combining history, entertainment, and stunning skyline views. ​Key Highlights ​The Centennial Wheel: A nearly 200-foot-tall Ferris wheel with climate-controlled gondolas, offering panoramic views of the city and...