Need Indoor Activity to Do with Out of Towners Tomorrow

Updated on December 10, 2009
S.M. asks from Chicago, IL
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Hi. I need some help. I had planned on taking relatives downtown chicago tomorrow to see the tree, have some hot wine at Christkindlemarket and whatnot. But it is going to be so cold and I have a 9 monther. Does anybody know anything I can do with out of towners tomorrow evening that is indoors that would be good for adults and not something that's geared only for the kids??

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H.R.

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You could try Navy Pier which has the children's museum, but lots of adult interests too. Shedd Aquarium is fun for all ages, basically any museum may be good. A lot of restaurants are fun for kids and adults, like Ed Debevics or Rainbow Cafe.
Have fun!

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G.H.

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Bundle up and get a sitter. A 9 month old will never remember seing anything anyway. Have a great time with the company and enjoy the season and the citys' greatest sites with them; they'll remember the experience the rest of their lives. Merry Christmas.

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C.

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what about the art institute of Chicago? they have free admission from 5-8pm tomorrow, they also have the new kids area with lots of books in the new wing if you decided to take your kid with.

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D.N.

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You could go to Winter Wonderland at Navy Pier. Go to www.navypier.com to buy the family pack and get free parking. Parking is $23 so you would probably save. You can go for free but need the tickets for the "rides" (blow up slides and jumps). Your 4 yr old would have a blast. Plus they have the trees and I think Santa. When we went, they also had a part setup with model trains with lots of detail.

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