Michael Jordan Statue — Attraction in West Chicago Township

We were coming from Houston (16 hours drive), arrived at 2:45pm and said they wont let anybody come in until 3:30pm. We came back at 3:30pm and now they are asking for tickets because there was an event. We told them we just wanted to see the michael jordan statue and not interested and no time to watch an event. We even asked if someone could go with us to make sure that we are not sneaking in to an event, we really just wanted to see and take photo of the statue - nothing more and they said no. None of them care when people drive far away to see the statue. I wish they will update their time to see the statue on google and website, or they should find a way for visitors to see the statue or i wish they can put it outside again where tourist can admire and take photos of the statue like it was before. We are going back to Houston tomorrow, so we dont have time to go back, especially they open late in the morning. Not an easy access tourist spot. Totally...

When I went, it was closed to the public because they were only allowing people that were going to a private event they had and their store was closed as well. I was told I could return the next day and I was able to go in. I went the next day which it was my las day in Chicago and the store was opened, but they had a security lane and when I got there they told me that if I didn’t have a ticket for the game, I couldn’t get in the store. I asked for the statue and they asked me to go through the other door, when I got there I was told that if I didn’t have a ticket I couldn’t go in. I explained it was only to take a picture of the statue and they didn’t care. What a...

Michael Jordan Statue celebrates one of Chicago Bulls great in iconic form. Some say MJ is the GOAT and his stats back this claim up. Despite leaving Chicago for the Washington Wizards, he will always be known as the Point Gaurd from North Carolina. Michael Jordan played 15 seasons. He averaged 30.1 points, 6.2 rebounds, 5.3 assists and 2.3 steals in 1,072 regular-season games. He was selected to play in 14 All-Star games. He won the Rookie of the Year award, 1 Defensive Player of the Year award, 5 MVP awards, 6 Finals MVP awards and 6 NBA championships. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2009. Come see this great statue inside the great hall of the...