Chicago Museum of Ice Cream: A Sweet Fantasy Journey

Chicago Museum of Ice Cream: A Sweet Fantasy Journey I have always heard that the Chicago Museum of Ice Cream is a unique place, and I finally had the opportunity to visit it recently. Located near the Chicago River, this place is more of a paradise for foodies and a great photo spot than a museum. It cleverly combines the three functions into one, allowing visitors to learn about the long history of ice cream and appreciate the characteristics and charm of ice cream from different regions. Visitors need to enter in batches, and the visit time must be confirmed when purchasing tickets. The entrance is a bit hard to find, and the small door is easy to miss. However, the queue to enter is relatively fast, with about 15 people per group, and Dove chocolate ice cream bars are thoughtfully provided while waiting. Once inside, you can enjoy yourself until the museum closes at 9:30 pm. The museum is full of photo-worthy scenes, and there is a bar offering paid ice cream and cocktails. But the most attractive thing is the free ice cream in each room, including regular ice cream, smoothies, the ice cream lab that requires an extra ticket, the unique blue moon ice cream, and the Chicago-style hot dog ice cream, although the taste of the hot dog ice cream is a bit hard to accept. Children have a great time in the Sprinkle Pool, and the big pool seems to be their ocean of joy. In addition, mini golf, basketball, whack-a-mole, pony riding, and other parent-child games with ice cream dessert themes add a lot of fun to family outings. The ticket price is $36 on weekdays and $44 on weekends, and children under three are free. Here, you can taste delicious ice cream, enjoy parent-child games, and take beautiful photos. The Chicago Museum of Ice Cream is a place full of joy and sweetness, and it is worth experiencing.