McCormick Place Rooftop Garden

McCormick Place Rooftop Garden

4.4 4,241 Reviews
Matthew Sydes
Reviews 1

Good conference facilities let down by poor food choices: limited option, outrageously expensive and as awful service as you can ever fear finding, particularly in one of the Starbucks. (30 minute queue to find they hadn't a clue how to make a cup of tea but we're willing to charge far more than ant Starbucks in the city centre all the same.)

Dennis Hood
Reviews 1

The facility is kept relatively clean and the crowd for the auto show wasnt too bad on a Friday afternoon. My son said it was a free for all on Saturday with thousands of non car folk crowding the place with snotty nose kids and the kind of people who ignore the "dont touch" signs. Parking is a pain and expensive as are all Chicao venues. If you are not strong willed and instinctive when it comes to driving, you should take an Uber to the auto show...or just avoid the venue all together.

Nicole Smith
Reviews 1

Paid parking lots but always a long walk and just maybe a lapse of memory to get back to your car. The customer service and the other staff members were really helpful. This place is huge so just be prepared to walk. There's a little foodcourt- McDonald's and Connie's pizza and Starbucks that's all I remember seeing. Of course there's public bathrooms, there is also a cab/taxi/uber/lyft drop off and pick up area.

Rob Forrest
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The auto show here was the largest I have attended! I loved seeing all the exotics and regular cars under one roof. The place was huge! However it was packed and hard to move. There had to be at least 60,000 people there today. This will be something I only do once. I would recommend seeing this if you love cars. Try to go during the week.

Jonathan Kim
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Parking is a mess. The B lot is outside and to get to the inner c lot as well as the b lot you have to take a bit of a detour and approach it from the lakeside. the A lot is a unicorn. Google maps will take you to the front which is far from the parking lot entrances.

Sir Gryphon
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A beautiful convention center where I attended the C2E2 retailer and comic conventions. The convention center was attached to multiple other buildings which allowed me to navigate a few blocks without having to go out into the frigid cold of the Chicago streets. The center itself had tons of large rooms for displays, panels, meet and greets and information panels. The main hall was huge and where approximately 500 people ate. It is an easy walk from the Blue Line and during the late evenings its a really quick Uber ride all the way uptown to where I was staying.

James Beswick
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This is a massive convention facility dwarfed only by the mega-complexes in Vegas. It can take an hour or longer to walk around the whole thing so make such you arrive in the right building for your event or it can take a while. There are a wide variety of dining, retail and lodging facilities on site but a well-stocked taxi line outside will also connected to the downtown area in about 15 minutes. The path on the lake makes for a welcome break for lunch if you have a conference here, and many rooms have a killer view of the water on a nice day.

Alba Scruta
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Great facility, nice features. I am eating the location itself, not the event held in the location (C2E2 in my case). The facility had expected necessities such as restrooms, as well as niceties su h as available power outlets for us attendees. Facility staff were helpful and knowledgeable about the facility itself, as well as where to go for event-specific information.