33 reviews of Go Chicago™ Card
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Good value for money !
the card was really amazing it saves lot of time and money especially those with children the only thing plan minimum 3 days in that way you can cover lot of places
Awesome trip!!!! We were able to see so many attractions
The perfect way to tour Chicago and any other big city, I guess!
Had a wonderful time! Stayed at the West Lakeshore our room had fabulous views of the Navy Pier and the waterfront. We used our Go Chicago cards to visit the Field Museum, Art Institute and Museum of Modern Art. Ate in some great old & new restaurants, saw U2 at Soldier Field, and shopped till we dropped. What more could one want!
This was worth every penny. There is so much to see and do in Chicago. We were there for 4 days and had to rush around. We could have stayed longer. This card did save us a lot of money. I definitely recommend this.
This was our first time using a Go Card. I highly recommend this for the price and the VIP treatment you receive. Every city should have this card. Our next trip will be a city that has this card.
Everything worked absolutely great! Next time I would use the on and off tour instead.
The card was a very useful tool for experiencing Chicago.
We had no problems locating the reception area in the shopping centre to collect the cards. The lady on the desk explained how to make the best use of the cards, in particular the tour bus. This system of purchasing the card prior to our holiday really worked for us, as our sightseeing did not bite into our spending cash.
This was the perfect way to see Chicago! My husband and I got the 2-day passes, and managed to see nearly everything we wanted to see without having to pay any extra money. You definitely get your money's worth with this card, and it's so nice to be able to skip the ticket line at some of the places. Don't miss the architecture cruise--it's an interesting and beautiful ride; we learned so much about Chicago's architecture!
I had a lot of fun.
The Go Chicago card MADE my vacation. It made entry to dozens of sites quick and easy. There were so many possible excursions covered by the card that I couldn't do them all! I was able to go to the Art Institute on successive days and still didn't see everything. The Go Chicago card had events covered from the typical, museums, to the sublime, Sears Tower viewing deck, to the comic, Comedy Sportz. It was a most fortunate purchase on my part.
This card was great. We saved about 50-75 by buying it. I was in Chicago for three full days and went to a ton of places with the card. It was easy, we could have skipped lines if there were any and it was much easier to enjoy the attractions with out having to fork over money every time we went into some place. I would buy one again if I went to another city that has one.
I booked the three-day Go Chicago card because it covered most of the things we wanted to do on our four-day trip to the city, and though we spent almost every waking minute from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. running around to the point of exhaustion, we fit almost everything in. While it took a lot of coordination concerning when certain museums opened and closed and how close they were to other things, we were able to see just about everything we wanted for a third of the price. I definitely recommend the card if it covers what you want to do, you have some time to plan the trip, and you have the energy to run around. If we had been in town longer I would have gotten the five-day card, which would definitely give you the time to see everything without as much running around although. I would also recommend staying in downtown Chicago since that's where most of the destinations are located, and you cannot make reservations all at once: you must book your tours at the Palmer House Hilton each day.
