About Chicago Weekend Fun – Privacy Policy And Advertising Opportunities
Thank You for reading and subscribing to this blog via RSS, FeedBurner or Feedblitz! I am glad you’re here.
How this site came about: I have been asked by friends, family and random people on the street about what to do when they visit Chicago as well as where to go for entertainment and great food. So, in response to all these questions, I write about events, restaurants, local Chicago festivals, music events, news items and touristy things to do when you visit.
I give people honest advice on what to see and where to go and tips about traveling and vacationing in Chicago because I have been to these places myself and can write about them based on my experiences. Hopefully, I will provide you some top tips and helpful insight about going to or out in Chicago and feel free to leave me comments about the information I have provided. I am always happy to hear about what you think, and what you’d like me to review next.
If you would like to advertise on Chicago Weekend Fun use the Contact form and I will get you some more info quickly. (usually 24 hours unless I am offline for the weekend exploring the city) The ad size I run is a 160×600.
Disclosure Policy:
You will see ads on pages on the sidebar of the main page and post pages. I have them the site to try and make back some of the cost of hosting and running the site. Hopefully they are relevant to the topics on the page and useful information so they don’t detract from your ability to find what you are looking for. I try and block ads that I think are not appropriate for the site or relevant to my content through the approvals in the networks I use and Google AdSense.
The Terms of Service:
1. Disclaimer - All content on this blog is based on the specifc opinion and experiences of the author, please investigate information on an individual basis before making any decisions on purchasing or attending events.
2. Comment Policy - I encourage and enjoy the comments of readers. Please feel free to leave comments on the posts. The comments include no-follow links so you can not influence your page rank in Google by leaving a comment or link to your site. If your comment is unrelated to the topic, spammy or hateful and angry in an inappropriate way I will delete it. I reserve all rights and discretion to screen and delete comments from my blog when I feel they are inappropriate, offensive, spammy or unrelated.
3. Privacy Policy – No capturing or sharing of any personal information is done as a part of this site by the site owner. If you click through to another site or web page from an ad or link on this site, things may be different, and I hold no responsibility for the privacy policies of any other sites or ads. No site is screened for privacy policies when it is linked here either. The sites provided by links are chosen purely for their content value or participation in the ad networks that are represented here.
Thanks for visiting and have a great day!
- The Chicago Weekend Fun Blogger
While you’re here, enjoy some of Chicago Weekend Fun’s most popular posts from 2007 & 2008 & 2009:
My Top 5 Tourist Attractions in Chicago
The Art Institute of Chicago – Edward Hopper Exhibit
Fogo De Chao Restaurant Review
Naperville Ribfest Summer Music Concert and Maps
Wrigley Field Name Change? Cubs for Sale?
Don’t consider Chicago for the 2016 Olympics
Chicago Summer Neighborhood City Festivals List
The Chicago Air and Water Show
How to dress to survive cold blizzard like weather in Chicago
Eddie Izzard “Stripped” Stand-up Comedy Show at the Chicago Theater
Jersey Boys Musical in Chicago Review At Lasalle Bank Theater
Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova The Swell Season concert at the Chicago Theater
Chicago Bears 2008 Football Game Schedule
Cheap and Free Date Ideas in Chicago
CTA Fare Hike in Chicago Doomsday Scenario
Top 5 Top Tourist Sights to See in Chicago
Macy’s Christmas Tree Martha Stewart Walnut Room
Second City Comedy Improv Theater Shows
Bolingbrook Red Light Traffic Cameras Ticket Citizens
Restaurants Open in Chicago on Thanksgiving for a Turkey Dinner