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Please note: Starting June 22, guests will be required to enter all Pritzker Pavilion events (concerts, films and more) through special entrances off Randolph and Monroe streets. Visit Cloud Gate, Crown Fountain and other attractions via entrances off Michigan Avenue. Please see our Designated Entrances Map — and Plan Your Visit at MillenniumPark.org.
Discover an Urban Icon of Beauty and Culture
Calendar
Millennium Park offers a variety of free events and exhibits that are sure to please the entire family.
Park Art & Architecture
Learn more about the Park's stunning architecture, sculpture and landscape design.
Park History
Discover Millennium Park's transformation from an industrial corridor to a world-renowned urban park.
Private Events & Weddings
Learn about Millennium Park’s unique spaces available for corporate, social and other special events.
Corporate Partnerships
Our events provide turn-key marketing platforms that can meet any marketing goal.
Visit us:
Admission is FREE
Open Daily 6am–11pm
Welcome Center, open 9am-7pm (open until the end of the performance on event nights)
Plan Your Visit Here
Find us:
Millennium Park
201 E. Randolph St.
Chicago, IL 60601
Parking:
Nearby parking garages are located at Grant Park North Garage (25 N Michigan Ave), Grant Park South Garage (325 S. Michigan Ave.) and Millennium Park Garage & Millennium Lakeside Garage (5 S. Columbus Dr.).
Pay in person at each garage location or pre-pay online. Visit millenniumgarages.com or call 312.616.0600 for 24/7 customer service.
Public Transportation:
Take CTA to Millennium Park
From the elevated lines: exit at Washington/Wabash and walk east.
From the subway: exit at Lake (Red Line) or Washington (Blue Line) and walk east.
Served by buses 3, 4, 6, J14, 20, 56, 60, 124, 146, 147, 151, 157
For travel information, visit www.transitchicago.com. For fare information or to purchase fares in advance, visit www.ventrachicago.com.
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The City of Chicago uses passive electronic sensors to count visitors in Millennium Park. All data collected by these sensors is anonymized at a hardware level and will never be used for any purpose other than visitor counting. You may opt out of this program of by disabling wireless network scanning on your devices. |