Chicago Sports Museum

The museum was pretty small, but engaging and entertainment at the same time. The host gave me the kid pricing due to two games not working. If I would’ve bought tickets in advance, I might’ve not gotten a discount. I went there on a Monday afternoon and it was empty.

I didn’t know this was here until I searched around online, looking for things to do in Chicago. I’m not a diehard Chicago sports fan but I thought this museum was fun and interactive. It’s located on level 7 of the Water Tower and admission is $10 for an adult. You don’t need a guided tour or anything. Since it’s kind of hidden and not too many people know about this, it wasn’t even busy when I went. You also have the whole place to yourself. Be sure to look on the website because if there’s a private event going on, then the museum will be closed. I went on a weekday so there wasn’t an issue.

An absolute waste of money . 1 floor 1 conference room with a few games that belong on the 80s . Stay home . Chicago downtown is not the same . So disappointing

I should have known this was going to be a disappointment the minute I entered the shopping mall. What a waste of our time. It’s pretty much a conference room with a few interactive activities that barely work. Save your money. It’s a trap to just eat at the restaurant.

Cool place to visit if you’re a sports enthusiast Hard to find. 7th floor