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| Airport Name: |
Chicago O'Hare International Airport |
Phone #: |
773 686 3700 or 686 2200 |
| Airport Code: |
ORD |
Website: |
www.ohare.com |
| Location: |
The airport is located 29km to the northwest of Chicago |
| Address: |
O’Hare International Airport
PO Box 66142
Chicago
Illinois
60666
USA |
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| Directions & Transportations |
Taxi - There are metered taxis available from the taxi ransk, which are located outside the arrivals area of all the terminals.
Bus - There are regular bus services from all the terminals to central Chicago, operated by Continental Airport Express. The bus centre is situated on the ground floor of the Terminal 5 car park.
Rail - There are regular train services to downtown Chicago run by the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA). The CTA station is situated on the ground level of the main parking garage of Terminals 1, 2 and 3.
Road - Travellers going to and from the airport can either use a car, taxi, limousine or bus. |
| The airport is situated on Route 190. To get to Route 190 from Chicago, take Route 90 from the northern and southern suburbs and from the western suburbs take Route 88, then Route 294. |
| The airport has its own ATS train system, which conncects all terminals; the Metra station; as well as the long-term car park. |
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| Airport Info: |
There are information desks located in Terminals 1, 3 and 5 and are open 24 hours a day. There are also two Travelers Aid booths situated in Terminal 2. |
| Baggage: |
There are lost property desks, run by the Chicago Police Department, located on the upper levels of all terminals. There are also baggage trolleys available in all terminals. |
| Money: |
The airport has a full service bank, bureau de change facilities and several ATMs. |
| Religion: |
Ther is an interfaith chapel situated on the mezzanine level of Terminal Two, and it is open 24 hours a day. |
| More Services: |
The airport has a post office; a medical centre; AED untits; baby changing facitlities; a children's museum; and a playhouse for children. |
| Eating & Drinking: |
The airport has a wide range of shops located in all the terminals, including Altitunes; Chicago News and Gifts; Chicago Historical Society Gift Shop; Hudson Book Corner; Sunglass Hut; and World Duty Free. |
| Shopping: |
The airport has a range of bars; cafes; fast-food outlets; and restaurants, including Artist and Writer; Billy Goat Tavern and Grill; Budweiser Bar; Cafe Zoot; Chili's; Cinnabon; and Corner Bakery. |
| Business Facilities: |
The airport has a full service business centre, the Hilton Business Center, located beneath the Hilton Chicago O’Hare Airport in Terminal 2. The centre offers fax, copying, and packing and shipping services. There is also a Laptop Lane facility in Terminal 1, which provides computer workstations; Internet; fax; printing; IDD telephones; and laptop connections. |
| Disabled Facilities: |
The airport is fully accessable by disabled travellers, with ramps and lifts; escorted wheelchair services; TTY telephones; visual paging for hearing-impaired passengers; adapted toilets; and Braille buttons in lifts. There are also reserved parking spaces in the car park. |
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| Airlines Served: |
ATA Aerocondor, Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, Aeromexpress, Air Canada, Air China, Air France, Air India, Air Jamaica, Air Transit Intl, Air Wisconsin, Alaska Airlines, Alitalia, Allegro Air, America West, American Airlines Cargo, American Eagle, Asiana, Atlantic Coast Airlines, Atlas Air, British Airways, CAL Cargo, Casino Express, Cathay Pacific, Chautauqua, China Airlines, China Eastern, China Southern, Comair - Delta, Continental, Continental Express, DHL Air, Delta Air Lines, EVA Air, El Al, Emery Worldwide, Express One International, Fedex, Gemini Air Cargo, Great Lakes Aviation Ltd, Iberia, Japan Airlines, KLM, Kalitta Air, Korean Air, Kuwait Airways, LOT, Lufthansa, Mesa Airlines Inc, Mexicana, Miami Air, National, Omni, USA 3000, bmi |
| Airport Taxes: |
none |
| Activities in the Airport: |
Passengers delayed at the airport for a few hours can go to the children's museum and take a look around; go to one of the many restaurants or bars and relax; go and do some shopping at one of the many stores; or take their children to play in the Kid Port. |
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