Using the 'Travel Checklist' in I'M IN while strolling through Millennium Park really makes sense: the park is large, and its most famous art installations can easily be missed if you go without a plan. This especially applies to Cloud Gate, better known as 'The Bean', and the Crown Fountain with video faces of Chicagoans — these are often the main highlights of the route.
Why it's convenient
Millennium Park in downtown Chicago is not just one location, but an entire urban space with several iconic artworks and walking areas. Besides Cloud Gate, there is the Jay Pritzker Pavilion, Lurie Garden, and other popular spots, so without a list, it's easy to focus only on one 'star' and miss the rest. The checklist in the app helps you navigate through key points without the hassle and the feeling that something important has been left aside.
What to definitely not miss
Cloud Gate is a mirror sculpture by Anish Kapoor, which is often referred to as 'The Bean' in Chicago. It is loved for the ability to walk around it, pass under the arch, and see reflections of the city and sky from very unexpected angles. The Crown Fountain is another recognizable feature of the park: large video faces of local residents appear on two towers, and this artwork adds a sense of a living city to the walk, rather than just a collection of landmarks.
Will this help without internet
According to your note, the main advantage of the 'Travel Checklist' in I'M IN is the ability to use it even without internet access. For the park, this is especially convenient when you are walking, want to avoid distractions from searching for routes, and simply want to calmly mark what you see along the way. In this format, the walk becomes not chaotic, but very organized and pleasant.
If you want to see the most famous spots in Millennium Park without running in circles, this feature seems useful — whether you are planning a photo walk or a calm route for a few hours?
