by Chicago, IL – This Halloween marks the last chance to witness the enchanting Buckingham Fountain display in Chicago’s iconic Grant Park for the 2025 season. After October 31, the Chicago Park District will power down the fountain in preparation for the winter months, making the upcoming water and light shows a must-see event for both locals and tourists.
A Seasonal Spectacle: What to Expect at Buckingham Fountain
Located at 301 South Columbus Drive, the Buckingham Fountain has been a beloved centerpiece in Chicago’s Grant Park. The fountain hosts regular water displays that start at the top of every hour beginning at 9 a.m.. Each show lasts for 20 minutes, featuring a stunning array of synchronized fountains, lights, and music.
As dusk falls, the shows become even more magical with vibrant lights and musical accompaniment transforming the fountain into a mesmerizing spectacle. The final evening offers an extra special touch with the last on-the-hour show at 10 p.m., followed by an additional dramatic display at 10:35 p.m.
Community Engagement and Final Days
The Chicago Park District recently shared images of the fountain’s dazzling performances on social media, inviting the public to enjoy these final moments before the seasonal shutdown. Visitors are encouraged to plan their trips to catch the display during the last days, especially on Halloween night.
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“The Buckingham Fountain is not just a fountain but a symbol of Chicago’s vibrant culture and spirit,” said a representative for the Chicago Park District. “We encourage everyone to take advantage of this final opportunity to experience its beauty before winter arrives.”
Plan Your Visit and Learn More
- Location: Grant Park, 301 South Columbus Drive, Chicago
- Showtimes: Hourly from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., with an additional display at 10:35 p.m. on October 31
- Features: Water display, synchronized lights, and music after sunset
For detailed information and updates, visitors can check the official announcement through NBC Chicago.
Don’t miss your chance to be part of this seasonal Chicago tradition. What do you think about this spectacular display? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
