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Float past Willis Tower and Adler Planetarium on a two-hour Lake Michigan brunch cruise featuring a chef-prepared buffet, bottomless mimosas (21+), and a live DJ. Enjoy guaranteed seating, climate-controlled interiors, and sweeping skyline views from Navy Pier.
Float past Willis Tower and Adler Planetarium on a two-hour Lake Michigan brunch cruise featuring a chef-prepared buffet, bottomless mimosas (21+), and a live DJ. Enjoy guaranteed seating, climate-controlled interiors, and sweeping skyline views from Navy Pier.
Mid-morning light slides across Lake Michigan as the City Cruises buffet hums to life; champagne flutes clink while the skyline leans in like an audience. On this two-hour Premier Brunch Cruise you glide past the glass face of Willis Tower, sweep by Adler Planetarium and feel the harbor breeze push gently at the open rails, all while a live DJ sets a relaxed pulse and interior decks remain climate-controlled.
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Operated by City Cruises · Chicago, Illinois
Mid-morning light slides across Lake Michigan as the City Cruises buffet hums to life; champagne flutes clink while the skyline leans in like an audience. On this two-hour Premier Brunch Cruise you glide past the glass face of Willis Tower, sweep by Adler Planetarium and feel the harbor breeze push gently at the open rails, all while a live DJ sets a relaxed pulse and interior decks remain climate-controlled.
Chicago’s lakefront has practical roots—glacially carved basin, industrial piers, and a 20th‑century Navy Pier that opened in 1916 to serve shipping and recreation. From the water you read the city’s layers: early commercial docks, the Museum Campus lawns, and modern high-rises that trace the lake’s edge. Culture rides shotgun here—weekend crowds, wedding parties, and families sharing a communal table as the city’s architecture parades by.
Expect chef‑prepared buffet service and unlimited mimosas for guests 21+, plus guaranteed seating for your party. The route is scenic rather than rugged: flat water when weather allows, frequent photo stops without disembarking, and crew announcements that point out landmarks as you pass.
Practical guidance: arrive early—boarding begins one hour before departure—and bring a government photo ID for alcohol service. Dress for wind on the open deck: a light layer and nonslip shoes will keep you comfortable. Sunscreen and a camera are musts; if you’re prone to motion sickness, choose an inside table near the vessel’s centerline. Parking options are available near Navy Pier, but public transit is often faster. With basic preparation this cruise is an easy, social way to see Chicago from the water.
Boarding departs from Navy Pier at 600 E Grand Avenue; plan to arrive at least 30–60 minutes early.
Unlimited mimosas are included for guests 21+; bring a valid photo ID to be served.
Yes—vessels and boarding are wheelchair accessible, and staff can assist as needed.
Cocktail attire is suggested, but comfortable footwear and layers for wind are recommended.
City Cruises operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Mid-morning light slides across Lake Michigan as the City Cruises buffet hums to life; champagne flutes clink while the skyline leans in like an audience. On this two-hour Premier Brunch Cruise you glide past the glass face of Willis Tower, sweep by Adler Planetarium and feel the harbor breeze push gently at the open rails, all while a live DJ sets a relaxed pulse and interior decks remain climate-controlled.
Mid-morning light slides across Lake Michigan as the City Cruises buffet hums to life; champagne flutes clink while the skyline leans in like an audience. On this two-hour Premier Brunch Cruise you glide past the glass face of Willis Tower, sweep by Adler Planetarium and feel the harbor breeze push gently at the open rails, all while a live DJ sets a relaxed pulse and interior decks remain climate-controlled.
Chicago’s lakefront has practical roots—glacially carved basin, industrial piers, and a 20th‑century Navy Pier that opened in 1916 to serve shipping and recreation. From the water you read the city’s layers: early commercial docks, the Museum Campus lawns, and modern high-rises that trace the lake’s edge. Culture rides shotgun here—weekend crowds, wedding parties, and families sharing a communal table as the city’s architecture parades by.
Expect chef‑prepared buffet service and unlimited mimosas for guests 21+, plus guaranteed seating for your party. The route is scenic rather than rugged: flat water when weather allows, frequent photo stops without disembarking, and crew announcements that point out landmarks as you pass.
Practical guidance: arrive early—boarding begins one hour before departure—and bring a government photo ID for alcohol service. Dress for wind on the open deck: a light layer and nonslip shoes will keep you comfortable. Sunscreen and a camera are musts; if you’re prone to motion sickness, choose an inside table near the vessel’s centerline. Parking options are available near Navy Pier, but public transit is often faster. With basic preparation this cruise is an easy, social way to see Chicago from the water.