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Chicago Auto Show 2025: Everything You Need to Know

February 5, 2025
The highly anticipated 2025 Chicago Auto Show kicks off this Saturday, February 8, and runs through Monday, February 17, at McCormick Place. As the nation's largest and longest-running auto show, it promises an exciting lineup of new vehicle debuts, concept cars, and interactive exhibits.

Key Details
  • Location: McCormick Place, Chicago
  • Dates: February 8–17, 2025
  • Hours: Opens daily at 10 a.m. (closing times vary by day)
  • Tickets:
    • Adults: $17
    • Seniors (62+): $12
    • Children (4-12): $12
    • Children (3 and under): Free with a paying adult
    • Tickets available online and at McCormick Place (credit/debit only)

Getting There
McCormick Place offers ample on-site parking in Lots A, B, and C, as well as at the South Soldier Field lot (rates vary). Public transit riders can take advantage of the South Shore Line's special flag stops at McCormick Place on both weekends (Feb. 8-9, Feb. 15-16) and select weekdays.

Special Events
Kicking off the event, the First Look For Charity Gala takes place on Friday, February 7, offering an exclusive preview of the show while supporting local charities. Attendees can also explore test drives, interactive exhibits, and the latest innovations in automotive technology throughout the show.
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