Category: Parking Tips
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How Much Is President Obama’s United Center Parking Pass Worth?
This week the Chicago Blackhawks were invited to the White House to celebrate their 2015 Stanley Cup Championship. They gave President Obama a custom Blackhawks jersey, but they weren’t done yet. They also gave him a lifetime United Center parking pass. No strings attached. Obama knew the Hawks hooked him up big time. Then he…
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NYC Neighborhood Guide: Best Things To Do In Murray Hill
Murray Hill is a “famously fratty neighborhood” where “post-college co-eds fill the streets.” Translation: there are tons of restaurants and bars! If you’re spending a night or two in the city, how do you know what’s good? We’re here to help. We’ve handpicked the best restaurants, bars, and things to do in Murray Hill. Plus,…
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How To Spend A Day In River North For Only $40
Have you ever gone downtown and spent more money than you planned? Yep, me too. From paying for parking to eating great food to finding fun things to do–it all adds up. But when I found out about SpotHero, I knew it was my ticket to exploring downtown Chicago on a budget. What better neighborhood to start…
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5 Things To Know About Taste of Chicago
The 36th annual Taste of Chicago kicks off tomorrow. Every summer since 1980, Grant Park has been home to the world’s largest food festival. This year, the five-day event takes place July 6-10. Here are five things you need to know if you plan to head to Grant Park. Hours: July 6 – 8:…
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Parkapalooza 2016: Your Lollapalooza Parking Guide
Updated Friday, July 29th with new rates To celebrate its 25th anniversary, this year’s Lollapalooza is bigger and better than ever. You registered your wristband, you picked the perfect outfits, and your lineup is lined up. Now how are you going to get there? Believe it or not, parking near Lollapalooza is easy, when…
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Three Ways to Make the Most of D.C. Restaurant Week
Metropolitan Washington’s Summer Restaurant Week is almost here! From August 15th through the 21st, you can indulge in three-course meals at over 250 restaurants in Washington D.C. Prix-fixe options will run you $22 for lunch and $35 for dinner. If you’ve ever made reservations during Restaurant Week before, you know you need to do your research…