Shoreline Sightseeing, established in 1939, began with one vessel offering Lake Michigan Boat Tours showcasing Chicago's fabulous skyline. Now in our third generation of family ownership and …
Shoreline Sightseeing, established in 1939, began with one vessel offering Lake Michigan Boat Tours showcasing Chicago's fabulous skyline. Now in our third generation of family ownership and operation and in our 77th season. Shoreline Sightseeing has a fleet of ten touring vessels and nine water taxis. In 1996, we brought the first water taxis to Chicago. All our touring vessels have been custom built or custom modified to offer our passengers the highest standards of comfort and safety.
Ashley provided us with an informative and interesting tour of Chicago's architecture. A relaxing way to get to know the city. Highly recommended! Full review by sonyaf596
Aug 29, 2024
We had finished visiting the Field Museum and enjoyed a snack outside. As we were trying to figure out how to get to the Navy Pier, my husband happened to spy a sign that said they offered water taxi… Full review by newjerseyfamily
Aug 25, 2024
10/10 booking experience. Shoreline Sightseeing & specifically, Vanessa in the sales office have outstanding customer service. We had a large party of 25+ with a scheduling mishap on our part. Shorel… Full review by Kaitlyn D
How often do the Architectural tours go out and when are the latest departure times? I'm planning on using the Go Chicago Explorer Pass so I can't reserve online.
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The river tour we went on went every 3 hours and there were heaps of different boats.
Is the Chicago Architecture River Cruise included in the Chicago Explorer Pass?
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I am not sure what the architecture cruise is. Maybe It was the one we were on. They talked about all the different bldgs. along the cruise & we thought it was very interesting. I think it …
I am not sure what the architecture cruise is. Maybe It was the one we were on. They talked about all the different bldgs. along the cruise & we thought it was very interesting. I think it was about an hour an a half tour. We are glad we went.
I want to go for my birthday but my mom can not walk for long distances or go up stairs. Are any of these docks okay for my situation?
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Very easy access at Navy Pier. A gentle ramp rather than stairs. Large flat deck so again no need to go up or down stairs. Definitely have stairs if you choose to board a tour that …
Very easy access at Navy Pier. A gentle ramp rather than stairs. Large flat deck so again no need to go up or down stairs. Definitely have stairs if you choose to board a tour that start on the river rather than Navy Pier.
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