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What's the best way to get to Great Lakes from O'Hare
I'm traveling alone my ex-husband and his girlfriend are flying into Midway I'm flying into O'Hare...It will be my first time in Chicago and I have no clue how to get from the airport to Great Lakes other than a cab. I will not drive because I get stressed out when I'm driving in an area I'm unfamiliar with and I heard that taking the train can be confusing. Being that I'm doing a turn-around trip, meaning arriving early morning the day of PIR and leaving late evening the same day, I want to make my commute less stressful. Any advice???
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Permalink Reply by robinette48 on
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My hotel said there are lots of taxis and shuttles that are a 37.00 flat rate to and from airport. Call your hotel they can tell u more
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Permalink Reply by SHIP 12 ~ TRITON ~ DIV 398 on
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i copied this from a different fourum - hope it helps.
From O’Hare International airport:
- Take the Tri-State Tollway/I-294 North for 13 miles.
- I-294 will merge with the Edens Expressway/I-94. Continue heading North for approximately 11 miles.
- Exit at Buckey Road/I-137.
- Turn right on Buckley Road/IL 137 EAST. The entrance to RTC is 3 miles ahead on the right.
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