Due to circumstances beyond our control, Present Place will be closing its doors to the public on June 30th. We have had an incredible 6 year ride as Chicago’s Favorite Indoor Play Space. We have loved watching your families grow up and grow in number. We’ve seen first steps, heard first words, and celebrated firsts in all shapes and sizes. The Present Place Team is proud of the community we’ve built together. We couldn’t have done it without your support.

 

Open Play will continue from 9am-1pm Monday, June 26th- Friday, June 30th. Previously scheduled birthday parties will be held through Mid-July.

Our team is looking to sell all of our inventory together in hopes that someone is able to open another indoor play space for Chicagoland families to learn and grow as they have done at Present Place. If you or someone you know is interested, please email info@presentplacechicago.

We thank you for your love all these years.

Best wishes,

The Present Place Team

Present Place Chicago

314 W Institute Pl, #2W

Chicago, IL  60610

(312) 943-0725

Monday-Friday               9am-1pm

Saturday-Sunday   *see schedule via reservation menu

We are committed to the highest levels of service, safety, and cleanliness for all guests. Accordingly, we are implementing the following, COVID-specific policies and rules:

  • All events comply with the City of Chicago and State of Illinois guidelines regarding capacity..
  • Our staff is deep cleaning and disinfecting each play space daily.
  • All guests 2 years old and older must wear a mask at all times, and must wash and/or sanitize hands upon entry and with reasonable frequency during visit.
  • If we have any doubt over the health of any guest, admission will be denied and a refund will be applied.
  • If you are symptomatic or have knowingly been exposed to the virus, please stay home.

Open Play

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1st Child

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Each Sibling (9 Months & Older)

Making your reservations online is the only way we can guarantee you a spot! Make your reservation by clicking on the date you wish to attend, select what time you plan to arrive, add all children and adult tickets to your cart, check out, and get ready to play! Each family must make their own reservation. Only siblings are eligible for sibling discounts. Members can make reservations here.

About the Space

Present Place River North is a creative play space for 0-to-4-year-olds and relaxed workspace for their caregivers. Features and amenities include:

  • Cleaned daily
  • Oversized play set
  • Separate room for parties and classes
  • Imaginative, all-natural toys
  • Infant crawler area
  • Free coffee, tea, and wifi
  • Unmatched view of the train!
  • Wide selection of children’s books
  • Changing table and high chairs
  • Refreshments available for purchase

 

Policies & Rules

We are committed to the highest levels of service, safety, and cleanliness for all guests. Accordingly:

COVID-specific rules:

  • If you are symptomatic or have been exposed, please stay home. If we have any doubt over the health of any guest, admission will be denied and a refund will be applied.
  • All guests 2 years old and older must wear a mask at all times, and must wash and/or sanitize hands upon entry and with reasonable frequency during visit.

General rules:

  • Present Place Chicago is a space for families with children ages 0-4. For our the safety of our guests, children ages 5 and older will be denied admission
  • A signed waiver must be completed by parent or guardian prior to or at time of entry
  • Socks must be worn at all times; we have adult and child pairs available for purchase
  • We are a nut-free facility; you are welcome to bring your own food and drink, but nuts are not permitted. Snacks are only allowed in our dining room
  • Please do not bring sick children; we reserve the right to refuse admission to anyone who might pose a health risk to the other guests
  • While we encourage relaxation, parents and guardians are reasonably expected to pay close enough attention to children to prevent injury and excessive disruption