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Keep in mind that the North entrance is closed and you must take the East entrance.
We used our Chicago pass to get access to the museum, which also granted us free access to one of the following three exhibits: Underground Adventure (suited for kids), China and First Kings of Europe, which was a nice surprise.

I would recommend grabbing a map on your way in. We tried to freestyle it, which is definitely also possible, but you might get 'lost' as it is a huge museum with lots of different halls.

You can touch a real dinosaur bone at the science lab, which is very cool.

Keep in mind that this is a ghost/virtual kitchen and not an actual dine-in restaurant! Food tasted good though and there is some seating.

Dog Haus does not have its own booth. You can order from the order screen across from Cumin Kitchen. The food can be picked up at the center desk of the food hall.

If you're looking for the Chicago style hotdog; it's called the Tooo Chi hotdog.
The beef sliders are also quite good. The food comes in boxes that are open on one side. Be careful picking up the box because you might drop your hotdog by accident.

The hotdogs and beefs are made from halal certified meat. Might be worth a visit if you're in the city center and wanting to try out a halal Chicago hotdog. Going to the actual restaurant up north might be a better experience. Keep in mind that not everything on the menu might be halal.