NBC's 'Chicago Fire' Films Downtown, Rerouting Wacker Drive Traffi
LOOP — The south side of eastbound Wacker Drive between Franklin and
Wells streets was closed Tuesday to make room for a firetruck, parked in
the right lane for a shooting of
NBC's "Chicago Fire."
The shoot was scheduled to take three to four hours at that location,
before filming at two other sites, with the day's work expected to end
around 10 p.m., according to a crew member.
Mitch Stryck, 47, who works nearby at 222 N. LaSalle, said his office
distributed notices warning employees that parking would be restricted
for the show's filming. He told DNAinfo.com Chicago that he watched the
first episode and liked the show, partly because of its location.
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Shooting on Wacker Drive..(gallery)
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The shoot was scheduled to take three to four hours at that location,
before filming at two other sites, with the day's work expected to end
around 10 p.m., according to a crew member.
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