Union Station / Willis Tower Water Taxi

Union Station/Willis Tower • Michigan Avenue • Navy Pier • Museum Campus/Buckingham Fountain

Union Station / Willis Tower Water Taxi Schedule

Water taxis operate weather and customer traffic permitting. Our schedule is updated daily. Please call us at 312-222-9328 ext. 1 with questions.

Frequency: Every 20 – 30 Minutes

The taxi schedule is unavailable at this time. Please check back soon.

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Union Station / Willis Tower Water Taxi Information

Shoreline Sightseeing water taxi on river

Dock address: 200 S. Wacker Drive

One-way, Willis Tower To Michigan Avenue:
Adult: $16, Child: $10

One-way, Willis Tower To Navy Pier:
Adult: $16, Child: $10

Single route tickets are only available for purchase at the water taxi docks. Ticket prices vary by route. Please visit our ticket booth for details. Purchases are credit or debit only.

Day passes available for purchase online. You’ll get access to all of our Lake Michigan and Chicago River docks, taking you throughout Chicago by water taxi. Day passes are valid for 24 hours and are $33 for Adults, $18 for Children. Not currently in season.

Highlights in the area

Attractions

Chicago Union Station

A national railway hub, Union Station has been a marvel of modern transportation for nearly a century and has dining, retail, and amenities in addition to transportation.

Ogilvie Transportation Center

A commuter train station, Ogilvie Transportation Center is the second busiest rail station in Chicago and contains dining and retail options for commuters and visitors alike.

Willis Tower

Take in spectacular views of the city from this iconic, 110-story, 1,451-foot skyscraper (formerly the Sears Tower) that’s a true landmark of the Chicago skyline.