シカゴアイスクリーム博物館入場券

Oh god no. Dirty, expensive, way too crowded, mostly boring exhibits, terrible acoustics in rooms. Sprinkle pool ok but underwhelming. The cherry on top of our experience was no working sinks in the restrooms for handwashing! Puke!

Not worth the money. Not much to do. Ice cream wasn’t very good and very limited flavors. Had to pay extra for certain flavors.

We felt rushed the whole time. The ice cream ran out in some stations. The rooms were crowded and really couldn’t enjoy the very little experiences. I was deeply disappointed with this purchase

Lots of fun for young kids. Some interesting history about ice cream although there could be much more. There could also be more samples.

If you have time to burn with kids this is an ok activity. Expensive for what you get but the ice cream was good. This is a one and done activity.

My kids wanted to do this so badly. It was definitely pricey, but they had a blast & seeing their joy made the sting to the pocketbook a bit easier. It’s basically one giant circle. You walk from room to room & can go through it as many times as you want. In each room you get samples of various ice creams. The serving sizes were plentiful! I started asking for less & didn’t eat most of mine. Some rooms were better decorated than others, but they were all super fun! Our kids especially loved the giant sprinkle pool at the end! In total we spent about 1.5 hours here & had a good time.

It was my birthday, so of course it made sense for this lactose intolerant person to visit a place all about frozen dairy products! :) In all actuality, museum should be taken lightly as there is just a little education and history, a whole lot of Instagram worthy photo opportunities, a couple of holes of mini golf, a sprinkle (ball) pit, some fun loving staff, coupled with...you got it, ice cream to eat. My family had a lot of fun, despite lots of kids hopped up on sugar the day we went. You start off getting some info from a guide while "riding the subway" and then you choose an ice cream name. Embrace the experience, get creative and take on your new persona. When you enter, you are dropped into a bar (some parents were thankful for the alcohol) and there is an ice cream shop with different flavors not available in the "museum" rooms, but all of this is additional cost. We saw several people asking and realizing it was extra. I do believe there is one flavor there that is included in the admission price. As you scoot through the rooms, there are different themes and activities and some rooms have ice cream to eat. These are not just samples, but full size. Not sure how true, but someone said the record was someone consumed 54 scoops in one visit. I would literally die, but...if that is your thing, go for it! We were there for the Rainbow Cone's 100th anniversary which is awesome and now over, but don't fret...you can still get the Chicago special ice cream...hot dog flavored ice cream complete with bread bun, mustard, relish and celery seed. It "wasn't that bad", according to my husband. Oh and if you are like me and lactose intolerant, never fret...they have a few different choices for us. If you go and they have the cherry sorbet, I highly recommend it. It was hands down the top favorite flavor of everyone in our party and one of the only flavors we made room for seconds (or in one person's case...thirds)! All in all, a good time. Definitely worth a visit, but for us it is a one and done.

It was really fun and cute, but didn’t last very long. It was a quick walk through it felt like to me.

Way overpriced from what we experienced. Only stayed around 45 minutes.

all the ice cream was good, staff so polite but i would recommend booking the tickets through the actual website not viator. when it was time to show the tickets they were nowhere to be found in the email or the employees folder. luckily they seen the receipt and allowed us in but it was a huge inconvenience.