If you arrive in Chicago at Ogilvie Transportation Center, walk east on Madison and take the Brown line at Washington/Wells towards Kimball. If you’re visiting the museum from outside of the city, the Metra Metropolitan Rail is a great way to get to the city without a car! Map depicting the route of the CTA #146 shuttle running from Roosevelt station to the Museum Campus beginning June 28, 2023.įrom Ogilvie Transportation Center and Chicago Union Station Exit the bus at the Adler Planetarium, and voila! Enjoy your space adventure.įor live updates on where your train or bus is, check out the CTA schedule here. So regardless if you’re coming from the north, south, west, or southwest, Roosevelt will be your stop!Īfter getting off at Roosevelt, hop on the #146 shuttle that will run from Roosevelt Station to the Museum Campus during the #146’s normal hours, using an alternate route (pictured below). Roosevelt Station-located on Roosevelt and State- is a convenient hub for the Red, Orange, and Green train lines. Roosevelt Station is the closest “L” stop to the Museum Campus (if you’re not from Chicago, the “L” is our affectionate nickname for our train system).
Especially during NASCAR, the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) will be the best way to get to the Adler Planetarium. It is a simple, safe, and convenient way to get around the city. Image credit: Photo by Ramapasha LaksonoĬhicago has one of the best public transportation systems in the country. We’ll explain the best ways for you to get to the Adler Planetarium, Field Museum, Shedd Aquarium, Northerly Island, and Soldier Field whether you’re driving, walking, biking, or taking public transportation.Ĭheck out the museum’s hours during race week here! Taking Public Transportation The Chicago Transportation Authority’s “L” train, traveling between skyscrapers in downtown Chicago. Whether you’re a local or a tourist, here is the ultimate guide to navigating to Museum Campus during the 2023 NASCAR Chicago Street Races. Beginning June 25, 2023, many roads will be partially or fully closed to the public, including the roads near Museum Campus. The inaugural races will only take place over the holiday weekend however, the set up and tear down will take a little longer. Transportation in downtown Chicago might be a little tough while NASCAR takes over some of our streets. If so, then you’re in luck, because the Adler Planetarium will be open to the public during the races, on July 1–2, 2023. If you couldn’t snag tickets for the races, you’re probably still looking for a stellar way to celebrate Independence Day weekend. Warm breezes, solar observing opportunities, and the sound of engines revving can only mean one thing: NASCAR Chicago Street Races are here! Header Image: The Adler Planetarium on a sunny, summer day, with a line of guests on the museum steps.
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