Winter WonderFest at Navy Pier through Jan. 4. (Provided photo)

Winter WonderFest at Navy Pier through Jan. 4. (Provided photo)

Chicago’s most beloved holiday tradition is back! Winter WonderFest has returned to Navy Pier, now through January 4, inviting guests into an immersive indoor holiday experience filled with festive fun, dazzling décor and seasonal magic.

Navy Pier's 'Winter WonderFest,' where holiday dreams come alive! (Navy Pier photo)

Navy Pier's 'Winter WonderFest,' where holiday dreams come alive! (Navy Pier photo)

This year’s event comes to life with an exciting blend of new attractions and returning favorites. Visitors can enjoy live music performances at the Winter Wonder Stage, where cheerful sounds bring extra warmth and energy to the space. Families and guests of every age will find something to enjoy, from the spins of Zero Gravity to the charm of the kiddie train and the rush of towering slides.

Guests enjoying The Verison | Google Pixel Ice Rink. (Provided photo)

Guests enjoying The Verison | Google Pixel Ice Rink. (Provided photo)

Ice skating remains at the heart of Winter WonderFest, and this year, guests can glide across The Verizon | Google Pixel Ice Rink in a bright, welcoming holiday setting. With click here! festive scenes and glowing attractions all around, guests can celebrate the season by reliving cherished memories and creating joyful new ones.

Winter WonderFest at Navy Pier through Jan. 4. (Provided photo)

Winter WonderFest at Navy Pier through Jan. 4. (Provided photo)

As an added bonus, each ticket includes a ride on the iconic Centennial Wheel, offering sweeping views of Navy Pier’s holiday lights and Chicago’s winter skyline.

Whether you’re welcoming relatives from out of town, planning a weekend outing with family, or simply seeking a cheerful break from the cold, Winter WonderFest continues to capture the spirit and sparkle of the season.

To learn more and get your tickets, click here!  (*Verizon/Google are the official title sponsors of the ice rink.) 

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