Save on admission to 30+ Chicago attractions with the Go City All‑Inclusive Pass. Use the app to reserve timed entries and build a flexible 1–5 day itinerary that covers skyline views, river tours and major museums.
Save on admission to 30+ Chicago attractions with the Go City All‑Inclusive Pass. Use the app to reserve timed entries and build a flexible 1–5 day itinerary that covers skyline views, river tours and major museums.
You step out of a Loop subway station and the city opens like a cross-section of American ambition: glass towers, the steady pulse of the river, and Lake Michigan daring you to look up. With the Go City All‑Inclusive Pass in your pocket, that glance becomes a plan — ride a high-speed elevator to 360 CHICAGO, drift under arched bridges on an architectural boat tour, and wander museum galleries that map millions of years in a single afternoon.
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Operated by Go City · Chicago, Illinois
You step out of a Loop subway station and the city opens like a cross-section of American ambition: glass towers, the steady pulse of the river, and Lake Michigan daring you to look up. With the Go City All‑Inclusive Pass in your pocket, that glance becomes a plan — ride a high-speed elevator to 360 CHICAGO, drift under arched bridges on an architectural boat tour, and wander museum galleries that map millions of years in a single afternoon.
Chicago’s story is brick and steel: a rebirth after the 1871 fire, a proving ground for architects from Burnham to Frank Lloyd Wright, and a lakeshore that shaped industry, culture and playgrounds alike. Geology is subtle here — a shallow lakefront plain lifted by glacial action — but the city’s cultural strata are bold: jazz clubs, meatpacking legacies, and immigrant neighborhoods that built Chicago’s flavors.
Practically speaking, the pass covers admission to more than 30 attractions over 1–5 consecutive days after activation. Use the Go City app to sync your QR code, reserve time‑slot attractions (Willis Tower/Skydeck and 360 require reservations) and plan efficiently. Expect lots of walking between sites; give each museum or boat tour 1–2 hours. Public transit and rideshares connect most stops; bring a portable charger, comfortable shoes and a light jacket — the lakeshore can throw wind and weather your way. Peak summer weekends are busy; book popular attractions days in advance. With some planning, the pass turns a chaotic itinerary into a smart, flexible city loop — the easiest way to stack Chicago’s high points and leave room for unexpected finds.
Click 'Get your ticket' in your confirmation email, follow the link to update your email, then sync the pass to the Go City app to access your QR code and reservation links.
Yes — several popular attractions (360 CHICAGO, Willis Tower/Skydeck, some river cruises) require reservations; use the app to book time slots once your pass is active.
No — sales are final. Check attraction hours and reservation availability before buying since hours can change seasonally or for holidays.
Go City offers child passes for ages 3–12; children under 3 may be free or require individual attraction confirmation, so verify with each venue.
Go City operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You step out of a Loop subway station and the city opens like a cross-section of American ambition: glass towers, the steady pulse of the river, and Lake Michigan daring you to look up. With the Go City All‑Inclusive Pass in your pocket, that glance becomes a plan — ride a high-speed elevator to 360 CHICAGO, drift under arched bridges on an architectural boat tour, and wander museum galleries that map millions of years in a single afternoon.
You step out of a Loop subway station and the city opens like a cross-section of American ambition: glass towers, the steady pulse of the river, and Lake Michigan daring you to look up. With the Go City All‑Inclusive Pass in your pocket, that glance becomes a plan — ride a high-speed elevator to 360 CHICAGO, drift under arched bridges on an architectural boat tour, and wander museum galleries that map millions of years in a single afternoon.
Chicago’s story is brick and steel: a rebirth after the 1871 fire, a proving ground for architects from Burnham to Frank Lloyd Wright, and a lakeshore that shaped industry, culture and playgrounds alike. Geology is subtle here — a shallow lakefront plain lifted by glacial action — but the city’s cultural strata are bold: jazz clubs, meatpacking legacies, and immigrant neighborhoods that built Chicago’s flavors.
Practically speaking, the pass covers admission to more than 30 attractions over 1–5 consecutive days after activation. Use the Go City app to sync your QR code, reserve time‑slot attractions (Willis Tower/Skydeck and 360 require reservations) and plan efficiently. Expect lots of walking between sites; give each museum or boat tour 1–2 hours. Public transit and rideshares connect most stops; bring a portable charger, comfortable shoes and a light jacket — the lakeshore can throw wind and weather your way. Peak summer weekends are busy; book popular attractions days in advance. With some planning, the pass turns a chaotic itinerary into a smart, flexible city loop — the easiest way to stack Chicago’s high points and leave room for unexpected finds.