Planning your visit to Chicago and want to stay close to the Pier? We’ve got you covered! Navy Pier offers three different hotel packages that are perfect for everyone. Affinia Chicago (Comfort by Design) Located just off the Magnificent Mile in Streeterville, the Affinia Hotel is one of the number one spots for an urban, overnight getaway….
A lot of people are unaware of the fact that we have numerous, delicious restaurants right here on our pier! Many folks see the food court and think that is it, BUT we have many different restaurants serving different types of cuisine. You can go for seafood at one or Mexican at another. It is…
Pier Park is NOW open to the public! That mean’s fun, fun, fun! Everyone is able to enjoy the outdoor rides and attractions here! So the question is…which one will you enjoy first? Ferris Wheel This is no ordinary Ferris wheel. You will go up to 150-feet in the air and will enjoy the ride…
Does “Shake it Up” ring a bell? Maybe Disney comes to mind? Well, you guessed it! “Shake it Up” is a hit series on the Disney Channel and we will be hosting a meet-and-greet with one of the actresses. Can you guess who? Need a hint? She is a main character… “Rocky Blue” Zendaya, better…
Hey Chicago college students! Are you looking for a fun way to spend your spring break on a budget? Look no further. Navy Pier is the perfect place! Navy Pier has a wide variety of restaurants, more shops then you can count, and spectacular views that will leave you breathless! What more could you ask…
Spring is here! Finally, we can pack up those winter clothes and shoes and start wearing t-shirts and flip flops again. So put your spring clothes on and celebrate spring break in Chicago by coming on down to Swing into Spring at Navy Pier! Click here to see the Swing Into Spring Discount Sheet! Let…
Navy Pier needs your help! The Pier has slipped 4.1 inches to the north and we need your suggestions on how to move it back! According to General Canard of the Army Corps of Engineers, Navy Pier has been slowly creeping north towards Wisconsin for the last century. There is much debate and speculation as…
