Wintrust Winter WonderFest

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Fri, Nov 27 - Sun, Jan 3, 2027 | Multiple Days

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Wintrust Winter WonderFest Returns!

November 27, 2026 – January 3, 2027

Step into the magic of Wintrust Winter WonderFest as Navy Pier transforms into a spectacular indoor holiday destination filled with festive décor, seasonal attractions, and family fun for all ages.

Purchase tickets for the date you plan to attend. General admission is $27 when tickets are purchased online at least 24 hours before your visit. Tickets purchased less than 24 hours before your visit or at the door are $32. Children ages 2 and under are admitted free, and guests ages 3 and older require a ticket. Ice skating is included with every admission. Enhance your visit with a Centennial Wheel ride add-on for just $10, valid on the same day as your Wintrust Winter WonderFest admission.

Please Note: Wintrust Winter WonderFest is open to the public for all days starting November 27. Group reservations start Monday, November 30 and must be reserved in advance to receive the group ticket discount!

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Share Your Talent at Wintrust Winter WonderFest

Navy Pier’s Wintrust Winter WonderFest invites local community organizations, including dance troupes, choirs, bands, theater groups, schools and cultural organizations, to apply to perform on stage or host a hands-on workshop this holiday season!

Deadline to Apply: November 23, 2026

Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.
Expect a response within 7 business days of submission.
Submission does not guarantee a performance or workshop slot.
Availability is limited, and dates may fill as applications are received.

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Wintrust Winter WonderFest Hours

Wintrust Winter WonderFest opens daily at 10 AM. Closing times vary, please see below for daily hours of operation. Holiday hours apply on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve. We’re closed on Christmas Day.