Chicago Sports Museum — Attraction in Chicago

The Chicago Sports Museum is located in Water Tower Place on the 7th floor at 835 N. Michigan Avenue. It is adjacent to Harry Caray's 7th Inning Stretch restaurant.

The museum itself is highly interactive and great foyer kids. If you pay the $10 admission price and then eat in the restaurant on the same day before 6 pm, they will give you a credit of $10 for each ticket that was purchased.

Take your time to walk around and soak in all of the Chicago memorabilia that is on display here. You should reserve anywhere from 1 to 2 hours to really be able to enjoy the Chicago Sports Museum.

There is a gift shop where you can purchase your own souvenirs to take home with you, but I was disappointed to find that most of the items were made in China. As the prices are on the higher side, I recommend that you go to Walgreens or any of the local stores nearby as I have similar items for less money.

Also, take time to check out the items on both sides of the walls in the hallway between the museum and the restaurant, you can take a picture with the bronze bust of Harry Caray & make yourself into a football player with the standee that is at the end of...

It reminded me of those museums that pepper the interstates (free when you eat the the restaurant!), that are one big room they call a museum. I really have to give this museum credit, though, for their very high level of interactivity. I went because I'm writing a book about baseball and I wanted to get in the mindset a little. They did have some old baseball memorabilia but the integrative exhibits were by far the most fun for someone who knows next to nothing about sports. For sports people, I assume the exhibits meant something to them, too, aside from getting to do things. I got to test my reflexes, "hit" home runs in a virtual simulation, and learn just how tiny my hands are compared to Michael Jordan's. Chicago has a rich sports history, so whether you prefer sports or history, I think the museum is worth the affordable...

This was my first time In this establishment and my experience was very poor. It was five of us. We received poor service. The waitress forgot one of the orders for one of the people that was in our party. I got the nachos and the salsa that came with it was spoiled. When I stuck my tortilla chip in it, it started bubbling and the taste was hot and ranted. The manager change it out with a fresh one. But, to only realize that the nachos were horrible. My cousin got a pretzel and the dipping sauce had the some problem the sauce was bubbly and spoiled and the cheese sauce was horrible. Her cocktails drink taste like medicine. My mom had the Chicken Vesuvio and the chicken wasn’t cook all the way through and the taste was not good. Overall I will not be back and did not have a good experience and totally not...