easy
10–12 hours including travel and showtime
Suitable for all fitness levels; primarily seated bus travel and theater attendance with brief walking/stair use.
Join Midwest Bus Trips for a hassle-free day in Chicago to see "Elf The Musical." Comfortable coach travel, time to dine before the show, and festive fun await just a few hours from Cedar Rapids.
Departs from Cedar Rapids and Quad Cities -- Saturday December 6 and Sunday December 7
Join us for a memorable day in Chicago as we take care of all the details for you! Experience the joy of "Elf The Musical," a delightful story that captures the magic of Christmas. Enjoy a hassle-free trip with time to eat before the show, making it a perfect holiday outing!
Join us for a memorable day in Chicago as we take care of all the details for you! Experience the joy of "Elf The Musical," a delightful story that captures the magic of Christmas. Enjoy a hassle-free trip with time to eat before the show, making it a perfect holiday outing!
Plan to be at the Cedar Rapids Sams Club parking lot at least 15 minutes before departure to check in and secure your seat.
Layer your clothing since bus climate controls and theater temperatures may vary during the day.
You can bring snacks and coolers that fit in your seating area to enjoy during the trip, keeping hunger at bay.
Be prepared for walking and stairs inside the theater; comfortable shoes are recommended for this level of activity.
Chicago’s theater district has roots going back to the 19th century and remains a vibrant cultural hub.
Midwest Bus Trips reduces individual car trips by providing group transportation, lowering the local carbon footprint for city-bound travelers.
Layers provide comfort through variable bus and theater temperatures and Chicago’s winter weather.
winter specific
Keeps energy levels up during the bus ride and waiting periods without relying solely on restaurants.
Useful for communication, navigation, and capturing moments in transit and at the show.
Appropriate footwear helps when walking to eateries and navigating theater stairs.