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Parking & Directions for Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me Studebaker Theater
410 S Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL
60605, US
- Millennium Park Garage: 0.3 miles, ~$20
- Grant Park North: 0.4 miles, ~$15
- 230 N Michigan Ave: 0.2 miles, ~$25
- 161 E Illinois St: 0.5 miles, ~$18
- 180 N Wabash Ave: 0.3 miles, ~$22
Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me Concert Live at Studebaker Theater | Chicago – June 11th, 2026
The Studebaker Theater in Chicago is one of those hidden gems that just oozes history and charm, and honestly, it’s a place that feels like stepping into a storybook. Nestled in the heart of Chicago’s cultural scene, this theater has been a fixture since it first opened its doors, earning a spot on the National Register of Historic Places and later becoming a designated Chicago Landmark in 1990. It’s not just about the old-timey architecture either, this place has hosted everything from Broadway-sized productions to community fundraisers, truly making it a hub for both big events and local philanthropy. If you’re hunting for tickets, keep in mind that aisle seats might give you a slightly restricted view but are often easier on the wallet, while the second tier gives you a great vantage point without breaking the bank. And if you’re coming from out of town, grab the Brown Line to Washington/Wells and walk south to 8th Street, or stroll down Michigan Avenue and veer west, either way, the theater’s pretty easy to find. Honestly, there’s something special about catching a show here, especially during a Wait Wait...Don’t Tell Me Chicago episode, like being part of a local tradition that’s been going strong for over a century.