
See Chicago's 11 top sights on 1 to 3-day bus tours & upgrade for a walking tour!
See Chicago's 11 top sights on 1 to 3-day bus tours & upgrade for a walking tour!
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You can join the tour at any stop and get on and off throughout your ticket's validity.
Hop-on hop-off tour - Red route
This loop sweeps you from the Chicago Riverwalk to towering skyscrapers, leafy Grant Park, Millennium Park’s art, Navy Pier’s waterfront breeze, and the lakefront museums, serving a breezy, picture-perfect crash course in Chicago’s greatest hits.
Popular stops: Magnificent Mile, Willis Tower, John Hancock Tower
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Explore Chicago's streets by bus, then soar to 360 Chicago for elevated views (bus drop-off nearby).
Explore Chicago's streets by bus, then soar to 360 Chicago for elevated views (bus drop-off nearby).
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Chicago hop-on hop-off bus tour
360 Chicago Observation Deck
Please click here for the detailed route map and boarding points.
You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.
Hop-on hop-off tour - Red route
360 Chicago Observation Deck
Chicago hop-on hop-off bus tour
Chicago hop-on hop-off bus tour
360 Chicago Observation Deck
Pick from top sites like Shedd Aquarium, Field Museum, (2-7 choices) & visit them on your own schedule.
Pick from top sites like Shedd Aquarium, Field Museum, (2-7 choices) & visit them on your own schedule.
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With 11 strategically placed stops, the Big Bus Chicago Red route lets you hop off to snap photos of the iconic Cloud Gate at Millennium Park, wander the stunning halls of the Field Museum, catch lake breezes at Navy Pier, or indulge in retail therapy along the Magnificent Mile. The route covers 36 points of interest, weaving through Grant Park's greenery, past the soaring Willis Tower, along the beautiful Chicago Riverwalk, and into the cultural hub of Museum Campus.
Your ticket activates from the moment you first board. For example, a 24-hour pass at noon is valid until noon the next day.
The complete Red route takes approximately two hours to cover all 11 stops around downtown Chicago.
Buses arrive every 30-45 minutes at each stop, though traffic can occasionally cause slight delays.
First bus departs at 10am from Chicago Riverwalk, and the last bus leaves from the same stop at 5pm.
Yes, buses are wheelchair and stroller accessible. Advise at booking if wheelchair assistance is needed for the best experience.
Most buses feature pre-recorded audio commentary in English and Spanish.
Absolutely. It covers 11 strategic stops across major landmarks, saves time on navigation, and gives you a perfect city overview in one or two days.