transportation

airports

There are two major airports in Chicago - O'Hare International Airport and Midway International Airport. Guest flying internationally will most likely be landing at O'Hare, which acts as a hub for many other US destinations. American Airlines is based at O'Hare and offers international, domestic and multi-stop flights.

travelling to the wedding

There are a number of public transportation options between the Chicago Airports and Downtown Chicago, however, there are fewer options when travelling to Northwest Indiana. Renting a car is always an option and there are a number of car rental agencies that operate directly out of O'Hare and Midway. If you are planning on travelling directly from the airport to your accommodation for the wedding contact us if you run into any difficulty. We can help you with your travel arrangements.

travelling to chicago

A number of express shuttle buses operate between O'Hare and downtown and charges per person. If the party travelling is larger, it may be more cost affective to hire a taxi. If you are planning to rent a car, there are a number of car rental options available at both O'Hare and Midway.

getting around the city

All public transportation in the Chicago area is operated by the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA). Once you are in the city, the best way to get around is by foot or public transportation. Travelling by car is often troublesome and parking Downtown is extremely expensive.

The Elevated, or "L" to the locals, is Chicago's equivalent of the Underground. The "L" has seven colour-coded lines linking up most parts of the Downtown Chicago, also known as "the Loop". Chicago. The Red Line and the Blue Line travel between the Loop and O'Hare and operate 24 hours a day. During the day the train leaves every 15 minutes. Besides being a convenient way to get around town, the "L" is a historical attraction in its own right; A tour of "the Loop" is a great way to see the famous architecture of Chicago.