Two weekends ago, Chicago did a weird thing. It was 55 degrees on a Saturday in February! So, of course I had to be out! I had family over which meant there were 3 kids in the house that needed to be entertained.
I had been hearing about the Maggie Daley Park for a while since I moved here because people have suggested I take my nieces there. So naturally I looked it up but haven’t had the chance to go check it out yet.
I took that beautiful Saturday to do so. So glad I did because it was such a cool place. Not for the kids only but the adults enjoyed it too!
You get to it by crossing a bridge that is next to the Jay Pulitzer pavilion in Millennium Park. Once on the bridge, you immediately start to see various fun things like a rock climbing wall and several different play grounds.
My favorite area was the one with all the slides. There were slides of all different sizes! My nieces enjoyed those the most as well.
I may have been slightly more excited than I should have been. Unfortunately, all the fun things are for kids 12 and under so I couldn’t really go on anything even though I totally wanted to! lol
The location is not bad either. On one side you see the Chicago skyline and on the other, you have the view of Lake Michigan. Not too shabby for a park!
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Not to shabby for a park, indeed! It looks like a really fun place, and I’m not sure I would be able to resist climbing, jumping, and swinging on everything like I was still 12 years old!