Color Factory Chicago - Chicago (IL)

5 /5 Beth J Pulido: Ive been twice already and I plan to go again after the summer. This maze-like wonderland is great for adults and kids. I went for the first time with my husband this past March and again with my niece and sister when they were visiting in town last month. Whether youre a tourist or have simply have never been I assure youd enjoy yourself here. This place is perfect to embrace your inner child and just have fun. The only recommendation I will adhere to is to self advocate when you need to use the restroom. Not every staff member is equally considerate or mindful of each guest. Nonetheless, I do plan to visit again with more of my family and friends in the future.

4 /5 Cas Huff: This is in the Sears Tower on LL2. I bought tickets online & booked a time because it was cheaper. For me it was $29 & my 12yr was $19. Without a time its $44. There are workers throughout all of it who are helpful. You start off getting your own QR code & inputting an email. You use the QR code in areas to take poses. These photos are sent to the email once done for free. You can print them at the end for a cost. It was a unique experience. Reading the things on the walls was helpful. You get little snacks throughout. They are thoughtful in asking about allergies. My kid had fun. Definitely something to do if you love taking pictures. We spent about an hour there.

5 /5 Helen Pytlewicz: Great fun for kids. I took my grandkids, ages 7 and 9, they loved it. Plus you can have a little lunch. Take it upstairs to the 4th floor and dine outdoors if the weather is nice. Drinks available for the grown ups!

5 /5 aj: Went with family and it was so fun! I love the interactive variety of “rooms/exhibits”. They explored color and its relationship with us in personalized way sometimes. I think it’s fun for most everyone but younger kids might not fully understand some of them, probably only the more playground type ones! They also weren’t kidding with free things, we got ice cream, candies, a choice of souvenir (i got a pen), some fun sort of cards of information, and such! They were also repeatedly asking if we had any food allergies / restrictions which was really attentive and nice knowing that our safety mattered. We did have someone lactose intolerant in our group and so they were able to get mochi instead of the ice cream. There was also a really fun QR scanning system to take photos at the various sections! The facility was clean and allowed you to fully immerse yourself in the full color experience.