Maggie Daley Park
Maggie Daley Park
Maggie Daley Park is where Chicago kids can climb, slide, swing and burn off enough energy to briefly achieve the impossible: sitting still.
About
Maggie Daley Park has something for nearly every age, from toddler-friendly play areas to bigger slides, climbing structures, mini golf and the seasonal Skating Ribbon. It’s one of Aulay’s favorite parks, and conveniently close to Millennium Park, the Art Institute and Chicago’s lakefront, making it easy to add to a full downtown adventure.
Transit
- Green, Orange, Brown, Pink or Purple Line train to Washington/Wabash, followed by a walk east through Millennium Park
- Red or Blue Line train to Washington or Monroe, followed by a walk east
- Number 4, 20 or 60 bus to Randolph Street and Columbus Drive
Parking
Millennium Lakeside Garage is located beneath the park and provides direct elevator access to upper Randolph Street.
Metered street parking is available on upper Randolph Street.
Reserving garage parking online in advance may provide a lower rate.
♿ Accessibility
Wheelchair- and stroller-friendly entrances and paved pathways extend throughout the park.
The Play Garden has a soft, poured-in-place surface and accessible play elements.The Millennium Lakeside Garage’s northeast elevator provides step-free access to upper Randolph Street.
While you’re nearby
