How to Propose at the Navy Pier Chicago
If you're looking for an unforgettable place to propose in Chicago, the Navy Pier should be at the top of your list.
With breathtaking views of Lake Michigan and the Chicago skyline, Navy Pier is the perfect spot for your proposal.
Getting to Navy Pier
Located at 600 E Grand Ave, Navy Pier is in the heart of downtown Chicago and nearby to many of the city’s most iconic attractions.
To get there by car, simply enter “Navy Pier” into your GPS. A paid parking garage is located right at Navy Pier, but it’s a good idea to arrive early or use SpotHero to reserve a nearby parking spot ahead of time.
If you want to get dropped-off right at Navy Pier you can also use ride-share services like Uber or Lyft.
Get Proposed at Navy Pier
Navy Pier is a popular location for proposals and no reservations are necessary if you are actually proposing there.
You can contact them by calling 312-595-7437 or email info@navypier.org.
Here is their official website with more information.
Tips for Proposing at Navy Pier
Make sure to plan your proposal during a less crowded time, such as a weekday morning or late evening for a more quiet and intimate experience.
Keep an eye on Navy Pier’s event schedule, especially firework nights, and check the weather forecast so you’re prepared.
Choosing the Best Spot to Propose at Navy Pier
Navy Pier has several beautiful spots for a proposal.
The Ferris Wheel offers breathtaking views of the skyline and Lake Michigan, making it perfect for a romantic moment at the top.
The Boardwalk is located along the lakeside and has access to a rooftop with panoramic views.
Are You Ready To Get Engaged?
If you're ready to get engaged, then please contact me as soon as you can so I can help you plan your awesome proposal!
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You can view more photos from the Navy Pier Chicago on my blog.
