I been parking here for over a hand full of time now and love it. It's secure, well lit, and the…read morestaff is great and very accommodating. Yes it $60 but you should be drinking more than 2... car pool and split the charge. Love the after game restaurant/bar row, where you can sneak in a burger before you hit the road. thanks again can't wait for the next game.

3 short blocks from the Wrigley Field. Walk takes you by many restaurants and bars. Easy in, easy…read moreout. Staff were super helpful and on duty for the duration.

This is a very small regional airport and it appears only two airlines serve this area, allegiant…read moreairlines, and American Airlines. It's a pretty typical set up for these smaller towns. It would've been nice to have some type of food available to those picking up passengers, otherwise- a vending machine that I put five dollars in for $1.75 bag of popcorn and I received $1.50 and change. Interesting math. There are a few areas to sit while you wait on the arrival and no information screens could be found whatsoever so watching everything from my phone There is also a National and budget/Avis rental car counters here on property Parking was $. And is directly in front of the terminal.

We fly out of Rockford Airport regularly and love it. Easy…read moreand inexpensive parking compared to larger airports. Never a line when going through security, no long walks to gates and friendly staff all around. Highly recommended!

One of my favorite places to shop! Every time we went to Chicago always go there. There are so many…read morefun stores, If you like shop Japan or k pop stuff, you can find something there as well and they always have pop-up events happening. It's kind of like an all-in-one mall, I could stay there all day!

It's pretty good still for an indoor mall. There's are quite a few places my teens like to go which…read moreis good. I do think the food court is alright, I like that they've added the bubble tea and stand donuts, but I think it could use some other options because there are like 4 ramen/teriyaki type places. Also, I think it would be nice to add some other stores that are trending. More teen clothing options. Primary, holster, American eagle, all good. The value it primary is the best by far.

When I say peace of mind when you travel. You shall have that while you leave your precious(your…read morecar). It was my first time going through with them and I was left as a satisfied customer. Shuttles in rotation as advertised (George S. for the drop off and Mauricio for the pick-up) they have a scale on the main floor to weigh your luggage. All drivers were professional. I really enjoyed the app. So if you are contemplating on where to park your car while away. Good choice with PreFlight. S/O to

Well, the parking garage is fine and usually the shuttles leaving the garage are always ready to…read morego. The problem is finding the shuttle at Ohare and then waiting quite a while sometimes for the shuttle. See pic. And, if the weather is very cold. You are outdoors freezing your butt.

Typically when I think Woodstock, I think Groundhog's Day. However, when I think Woodstock train…read morestation, I think House of Wax. To refresh your memory: Paris Hilton breaks down in a ghost town without Nicole Richie. Now hear me out, people do arrive here... typically 5-10 minutes before the train arrives (understandable because I wait in my car until the train actually pulls up), but my House of Wax reference is pointed directly at the supposed coffee shop that's inside the station. Allegedly called Church St. Cafe but I haven't confirmed. Has anyone ever actually gotten coffee here? I love my Starbucks, but I would be 10x happier supporting a local spot if they would just, for the LOVE of caffeine, open up. And no this is not a COVID thing because I've had this dilemma since early 2019. The hours are wonky and unpredictable because I've literally caught the train at this station at every offered time between 5 am and 12 pm. I digress... The only fair thing for me to do is to compare this station to other Metra Rail Stations and so I will say it's not the best or fanciest, but it does the job, it's in a nice area, and it's reliable. There isn't a terribly large amount of seating outside or inside (although I've never seen a single soul inside) and a limited amount of bike racks although most people seem to just chain their bikes to the little fence. Location-wise, it has that hometown feel and is only a block away from Woodstock Square where you'll find a movie theater, restaurants, bars, and in the right season, the farmer's market. It's worth noting, you cannot purchase tickets here, but you can get them once you're on the train or through the Ventra app. How much you enjoy your train ride is dependant on what time you ride, what car you choose, and if you have snacks. Not all train cars are created equal... there's a couple of quiet cars at the front and back, newer cars have electrical outlets, a select few have wi-fi (only fast enough to check email), and the super new ones have cup holders. On the upside, seating choice is usually unrestricted because Woodstock is practically end of the line with Harvard the only stop before (if you're going into Chicago). Keep in mind, if they say the train leaves at 7:48 am, the train absolutely leaves at 7:48 am. Use the Ventra app to track the train and see if there are any delays, but there usually aren't. And COVID procedures are enforced on the train based on requirements in Chicago and the state. All I really want out of this train station is to add some more benches and to sell me a cup of coffee and maybe a cheese danish. I need the former because they do fill up quick and on the warm days when I do decide to wait outside, I often find myself contemplating sitting on the ground. And I need the latter because just take my money.

This is a simple Metra station that offers free parking. There is no ticket booth so I recommend…read moreyou buy online using ventra app in order to avoid the surcharge if buying on the train. There are a few small bus stop style covered seats but only a few. Fortunately the parking lot is close so most people just wait in their cars during periods of inclement weather. There is a coffee shop that may sell food but I have never gone in since it doesn't open prior to my morning train.

Harvard Metra is a small station that's easy to get to if you want to take the train in to Chicago…read moreinstead of driving. It's small but offers a fair amount of parking, including overnight parking in the far lot. Off-street parking is only $2 a day and payable at machines near the station. On our last visit, only one machine was working, which caused the line to backup when the train was already waiting in the station. There's not always a ticket agent on duty (if not, you can buy yours on the train), but in my experience the building has been open if you need the restroom. There's also a small coffee stand if you want to grab a beverage on your way to the city. The station is pretty small, so if you arrive early I'd recommend either hanging out in your car or walking over a couple blocks to the shops if they're open. Bring cash because you'll need it if you have to buy your ticket onboard.

The Harvard Metra Station is such a great option when wanting to head down to Chicago, but not…read morewanting to deal with Chicago traffic, (or tolls!). The station itself is small, not a lot of room inside. If taking the train during winter months, you'll most likely want to wait in your car until the train arrives. There is plenty of parking and it's a very reasonable price. The train tickets are very reasonable, as well. I've never had a late train or any issues what-so-ever. This is commuter train line. That's one thing to keep in mind if you decide to take this down. It will stop. Over and over and over again. But even with the stops you make good time, and it's WAY less stressful than making the drive yourself!

Nice station, less busy than the Wheaton station and has plenty of parking. The tunnel under the…read moretracks makes having to worry about catching your train far less stressful. There is plenty of seating and it's nice to have so much covered space while your waiting in the rain for the train. Shout out to the super nice guy running the coffee/snack shop who let my husband and I have our coffee only after we realized we had no cash (SO embarrassing)! We'll be paying you back tomorrow sir! He has a great selection of coffee, milk and syrups for your $1.50 medium coffee.

Possibly the best station due to the parking and the walkways…read more The good... the station is recently renovated (a few years ago), so there's a decent interior, clean bathrooms, coffee, vending machines, etc... From the exterior, there's a pay by day lot right next to the station (north side) and a permit lot and meters just south of the station. There are both pedestrian walkways above and below ground. This makes access easy and convenient. The bad... not as many covered vestibules along the walk way as some stations, but still pretty good all considered.