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If you're up for some wild action to celebrate the bachelor's last night of "freedom," here's a Chicago Trolley pub crawl where you can bribe the ladies so that the bachelor thinks he's "still got it":
If you buy a copy of our book Historic Bars of Chicago ($12), you can get a Chicago Trolley $45 coupon that is more than 10% off for most rentals.
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Destination
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The Hook
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Directions to the Next Place
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Chicago Trolley
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Starting Point:
Zella
1983 N. Clybourn 7:00-8:15 |
Though a bit pretentious with meal prices to match, Zella offers some top Lincoln Park talent along with an excellent beer garden. Alternate: book Bluelight if you're hosting "entertainment" before you head out for the night. |
Board the Chicago Trolley, and have the driver shoot north up Racine, and west (left) onto School until Southport. |
To book a trolley, please Chicago Trolley for pricing & availability:
Chicago Trolley & Double Decker Co.
(773) 648-5000
chicagotrolley-charter@coachusa.com
Your pub crawl agenda is completely up to you. If you'd like to hire a guide, please be sure to mention that when you contact Chicago Trolley.
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1st Stop:
Schoolyard Tavern
3258 N. Southport 8:30-9:45 |
Schoolyard is one of the few "over 23" bars in the city and is stocked with Lakeview hotties. Alternate: Kirkwood with it's hugely popular beer garden. |
South along Southport, southeast (left) along Lincoln, and east (left) onto Wrightwood. |
2nd Stop:
Grand Central
950 W. Wrightwood 10:00-11:15 |
One of the best pick-up joints to open in Lincoln Park, it's loud & obnoxious and you're going to love it. Alternate: The Apartment if you want to get your groove on with Lincoln Park Trixies. |
Wrightwood east, north (left) on Clark until right before Addison. |
3rd Stop:
John Barleycorn's Wrigleyville
3524 N. Clark 11:30-1:00 |
Never has a cover, always has lots of hot women and there's a huge dance floor upstairs; Moe's Cantina is the Mexican version next door with phenomenal kabobs (under the same ownership) and Red Ivy across the street offers a somewhat more upscale and trendier version of the same. |
South down Clark Street, and east (left) onto Division. |
Final Stop:
Finn McCool's
15 W. Division 1:15-4:00 (5:00 Sat) |
They charge a cover up to $10, but it's the best chance you're going to get to see flashing chicks (upstairs).
Alternate: Hangge Uppe around the corner on Elm—it draws bachelorette parties like moths to a flame and is a Top 100 historic Chicago tavern to boot. |
Time for a taxi, which you'll find out front. |
If you buy a copy of our book Historic Bars of Chicago ($12), you can get a Chicago Trolley $45 coupon that is more than 10% off for most rentals.
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