HideSeek, a brand new pop-up experience is coming to Chicago!

HideSeek, a brand new pop-up experience is coming to Chicago!

HideSeek , an immersive pop-up experience that makes everyone feel like a kid again, is coming to Chicago this summer! Located in the Old Town neighborhood, the 10,000-square-foot location at 1620 North Wells Street is the first stop on its US Tour. The experience will open to the public on August 7.

HideSeek is inspired by childhood nostalgia that invites participants to take a break from real life and jump into a world of childlike wonder. Comprised of 15 multi-dimensional rooms that guests go through on a self-guided tour, every corner of HideSeek is guaranteed to excite in person and impress in photos, from rooms bursting with bubbles to floor-to-ceiling slinkies that have a life of their own.

Additionally, HideSeek will partner with Center on Halsted as their Grand Opening charity partner and donate 100% of proceeds from its charity kiosk directly to Center on Halsted’s Youth Mission. Throughout the experience's duration, HideSeek will partner with various charitable organizations to bring awareness to local causes that focus on Chicago’s youth.

“We are so excited to welcome the Chicago community to our playful pop-up to bring a sense of wonder again and celebrate the joys of childhood” says Lee Davis, founder of HideSeek.

For early access, sign up on the HideSeek website. Private bookings available. Open until October 31, 2021.

General admission tickets are $35.00; children (ages 4-12) $27.00. Free admission for children under the age of 3. (All info here: https://www.gohideseek.com)

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