Yes you can, enjoy your visit, wear comfortable shoes expect and all day experience

I bought tickets in advance, which is where I found out about the discounts, my daughter is a student, and my mother is a senior, so it helped me.

I’m not aware of a 2 day pass. We simply bought a membership($105). It’s good for a year and gets you inside the building(membership line) rather than waiting outside in the general admittance line. You don’t need timed entry with a membership plus they will text you when the special exhibit is open to you. Of course we live only 5 hours away. Just a thought.

not very familiar with that. does it get you into many Chicago museums? I got a reciprocal entry as we belong to an out of town art museum.

There are some still but I think fewer than there used to be. There is no food service currently, so you can't take a break by going to the cafeteria. Free wheelchair rentals are still available, if your mother would be willing to use one. Chicago is supposed to be fully reopened on June 11. I expect full services at museums to be restored soon thereafter, assuming they can rehire staff that were furloughed.

I would say probably yes- ask about the reciprocity agreements. We belong to an art museum in Cincinnati and have used the reciprocity benefits for the Chicago Art Institute and the art museum in Philadelphia where Rocky ran up and down the stairs in his movie.

Why??? Are you planning to bring a gun?

We interacted with several staff members during our visit and had no issues. Everyone was friendly and courteous. Our questions were answered thoughtfully and we were provided accurate directions when we asked.

Google “Art institute of Chicago annual membership.” Once on their website you will see different options for membership. Or you can also go there and buy it directly. If you decide to go there to buy directly, it’s best to do it during weekdays. They’re less busy. However, if you go on a weekend or holidays give extra time for the crowd.