
Opened in 2004 on former rail yards, Millennium Park packs Chicago's most photographed public art into 24.5 acres between Michigan Avenue and the lakefront. Cloud Gate — the mirrored 'Bean' — anchors the AT&T Plaza, while the Jay Pritzker Pavilion's stainless-steel ribbons frame a free-concert lawn and the Crown Fountain's video towers wade in ankle-deep water kids love.
Yes — the park, Cloud Gate, Crown Fountain and Pritzker Pavilion concerts are all free.
Buses unload on Randolph St or Columbus Dr curbs; there is no coach parking in the park itself.
60–90 minutes covers the Bean, Crown Fountain and a garden walk; add more for concerts.
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