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Amazing park, lots of cool stuff and great trails
Up for a little walk - check out our Chicago's latest new addition Maggie Daley Park, great for family and children, with tons of activities that you are able to do.
Brink your own ice skates and just get on the ice. No wait in line and it's free!
$10 for skates.. no time limit! Trade your shoes in for a pair of skates. Great customer service! Very Helpful!
Have someone take turns with you while waiting to register your little one in figure skating! Waiting begins when the park opens in the morning for registration that begins at 5p!
Ice rink is under private ownership now instead of Chi Parks, call in for skating schedule because (for now) it's different from the cpd website (as of 8/8/13)
Great way to spend a Friday from 3:30-5.
Cant wait till ice skating starts! It should begin around mid November. See you all there!
A great park, has variety, soccer, tennis, games for children, lake and ducks and lots of green area for walking or rest ...
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They have a workout room above the rink. You can workout and watch the ice skating
Great for tennis and hockey.
When ice skating bring your own skates. Rentals can take up to an hour to wait.
Ice skate in the winter, beer garden in the summer. Park Grill, the "Bean", Park Grill, Pritzker Pavillion- free bands and festivals. What's not to like? Read more.
Come for the bean, stay for the ice skating. Ingress players can enjoy several portals in the park.
Bring your own skates and take the BP bridge from millennium park to another entrance to the ribbon.
The ribbon is 1/4 mile long and has a 2% grade. Admission is free. Skate rental is $12. Lockers are $1 via assigned magnetic key card. All lockers are approximately 1 cubic foot.
Free street parking for general public. Not best neighborhood, though, so don't leave anything of value in sight in your car when parking. Bathrooms only avail on 3rd floor.
Smells like balls but after a few beers, that's ok.
Beat up and smelly
Grab pizza and a pitcher of Labatt Blue and enjoy some local hockey
Did you know this is where the Chicago Blackhawks practice?
Chicago demonds hokey' let's do it guyz
Winter WonderFest returns with more fun than ever before! Experience the enchanted 170,000 sq ft holiday hamlet and bring the family for entertainment, ice skating, rides and so much more. Read more.
Grab a bag of Chicago style popcorn or some cinnamon nuts and head down to the Stained Glass Window Museum. It's pretty cool, but a decently long walk, so the snack is nice to have with. ;)
Attracting 8.6 million visitors annually, Navy Pier is Chicago's lakefront playground. It was designed for shipping and recreation and has evolved into a major Midwest leisure destination.
Ice skating is a joke. It's a small rink and it's plastic, not ice. It's also 7 dollars on top of the admission fee.
Skating rink on the 94 floor of JHC
Same, if not better, view than Sears Tower and definitely not as crowded. After sunset is gorgeous.
Can't miss it - there's usually a pack of people surround it. If you look below this area, you can see the ice skating rink (winter only obviously)
If you're here in winter, look below the bean at the ice skating rink!
Want to have the Bean just for yourself? Go there for sunrise... Not only you'll be alone but with perfect light from sun rising above the lake...
Wear ice skates
A must go for any sports fan. As the home of the Bulls and Blackhawks, this is a very decorated arena with an atmosphere that is second to none.
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