Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio
$25–$50Tour the Oak Park house where Wright lived, worked, and invented the Prairie style, steps from the world's largest cluster of his buildings.

The Pinball Capital is an attraction in Stone Park, IL, part of the Chicago guide. Cost: under $25.
3200 W. Le Moyne St. · Stone Park, IL
The Pinball Capital is an 8,100 square foot arcade in Stone Park, Illinois, just outside Chicago, that opened in April 2026 with more than 130 pinball machines. The collection spans more than seven decades, from a 1947 Gottlieb Humpty Dumpty to newly released 2025 titles. Admission is a flat rate for unlimited all day play. The venue is closed Mondays and open afternoons and evenings the rest of the week.
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