Illuminarium had proposed a $30 million "state of the art" immersive sensory experience, but instead created an underwhelming ...

Victor Hilitski/For the Sun-Times Share The owners of Navy Pier claim the entertainment company Illuminarium has broken its promise to build a $30 million “state of the art” immersive sensory ...

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