Got to experience the cool walkways when you arrive here…read more Airports has a cool vibe Little old But also you can tell they try to keep it up Easy to get around And dinosaurs??

This sure is a busy airport. I've had a lay over twice here this year. It can be a bit of a walk…read morewhen having to catch your lay over at a different gate depending on where it is. Make sure you check where your gate is & give yourself plenty of time to walk there so you don't miss your flight. I'd suggest hanging out close to your gate once you find it. There are plenty of places to eat, drink, shop, etc. They have signs directing you to your letter gate sections so follow the signs. Depending on the airline you travel with some of them will have a GPS to direct you while walking to your gate. Both times I've been in here the airport has been loaded with lots of travelers. There are 2 airports in Chicago so make sure if you're flying out of Chi town you're at the right one!

Cleaning and very informative on gates area and elevators…read more Easy process 1,2,3 just remember to always travel 2 hours ahead just to avoid any long waits. Overall I had an excellent experience traveling to O'Hare International Airport.

O'Hare International Airport - Terminal 2 is the designated pick up spot for ride share services…read more After landing in Terminal 1 Concourse C, it's a long walk to Terminal 2. It does help that there are many signs along the way. We picked up an Uber on a cold March night. Thankfully, my husband and I were able to wait inside for our ride to arrive. The walk outside to the designated pick up area isn't very far but it's inconvenient to get to.

I take the blue line at Belmont every day to go to work. I live close by so it is a pretty quick…read morecommute to get from here to the station. This station is better than most as it is underground and has a cover on the above ground area so that on days when it's raining, you won't get soaked coming out of the station. It definitely needs an upgrade soon as there is rust and mold in many areas in the station. If you're looking to go to O'Hare, I would definitely recommend taking the blue line.

There is no accessible entrance, only stairs and upwards escalators. There is only one exit and…read moreentrance unlike other stations where there are 2 exit points on each end. I like this station it's small and easy to go in and out.

This is a pretty fancy private airport. We were just going to our plane (and use the bathroom…read morehere). Ellen at the desk was a doll and helped with our rental car paperwork. Bathrooms were immaculate.

Really great FBO. Super nice pilot lounge and the staff is very accommodating. Tower controllers…read moreare very patient and professional, it is a training class D airport so on sunny VFR days expect heavy pattern traffic. Other than that, it's a very well maintained airport.

It's ok as far as CTA stations go. It's one of the major stations in this part of town, and the bus…read morestops here as well. The station has a Dunkin Donuts inside, but what really makes it unique is the memorial in the southwest corner of the station. The Berlin Wall Monument is a large section of the wall which once faced West Germany, and that side is filled with graffiti; the side facing East Berlin is blank. This makes sense when you consider that East Germany was under communist rule, but West Germans were free to express themselves and not face the sort of severe consequences their counterparts across the wall would have. The monument has a plaque expressing its dedication to Chicago and the gratitude of Germany toward the United States for the support of destruction of the wall.

Regardless of my option of this CTA station, I live very close to here and this is the closest and…read morebest station to get downtown and to points South in Chicago. At the time of this review, I have been living in Lincoln Square and using this station almost everyday for about seven months. First, it's dirty. You will often find trash inside the station or on the platform. Also, the platform is often covert in bird poop that is rarely cleaned. Second, it smells. I've smelled worse things on the CTA, but it a constant low level damp bad smell that is omnipresent. Third, the escalator is often broken. Recently, at least, it seems the escalator had been out of order more times that not. It makes the long walk up the stories tiring. There, however, some good points. First, the station has some amenities. There is a piece of the Berlin Wall located on the ground floor. It's worth popping in to view this even if you're not catching a train. There is Dunkin' Donuts on the ground floor. The downside is that it closes early (6:00 pm). Also, you can catch the the 49, 49B X49 and 11 buses here. Third, the platform is wide and accommodates a good number of people. If you live in, or want to visit, either the North Center or Lincoln Square neighborhoods this the best and most convenient L stop to use. I just wish they kept it in better repair and much cleaner.

CTA has an L station at Sedgwick in the Old Town area. It doesn't have that much about it, except…read morefor a really cool mural. Lots of bars and restaurants are within a walk. A little slower waiting for trains here but they come every a few times each hour. The station is mostly safe. Good stuff is around here. It serves the Brown and Purple Lines. The station is outside so it's not good in bad weather. If that's the case, go downstairs. Look at the mural while you wait for a train. Basically trains come often enough. There's lots to go to outside the station, such as Second City and the Lincoln Park Zoo. A ton of other things around here. There's a few buses to get on. Has a typical looking platform that's outside so you're unprotected from the elements. If you're seeking shelter, stay on the ground level and check out the big mural. The platform however provides some good views.

This is one of a regular transit stations. I like it in general. Nothing specific actually.read more

CTA has an L station on Damen. It's not the one you're thinking of, but the one on the Brown Line…read more Of course, this one is a lot quieter. Even though there's not as much going on, there's some things worth checking out if you're around here. There's some nice bars and restaurants. About the best thing to say about it is that it's a classic. It serves the Brown Line. The station has a hell ton of stairs. It's a bitch to climb. Of course at the top of it you have some good views. It's one of the best ways to get to Ravenswood. There's a few bars and restaurants close to it that don't have the crowds like the Blue Line station. Also check out the suitcase furniture. There's nothing like sitting on a wooden suitcase, that's for sure. Besides the nearly endless stairs, this station is a favorite. It maintains history while slightly modernizing. The only thing is there's often some kind of track issue so it can take awhile waiting for trains.

A nice historic L stop that is wonderful when it's not rush hour and the weather is pleasant. The…read moreneighborhood around here has changed so much over my lifetime but the station is a constant. Much safer now than decades ago. The climb seems steeper than before but of course it's me that's changed. As with elsewhere, CTA employees are unfriendly and disinterested at best, hostile and loathing more typically.

Pretty detailing on the top part of the station. Transportation was very easy here and the station…read morewas easy to find. This stop was pretty active, but never felt overwhelmed. Trains arrived frequently and made getting around the city super convenient. It's also super close to the Riverwalk which made it a great stop for exploring the area. There was a guy selling lighters near the station. It all added to the hustle and bustle of the area lol

I love this station! The canopy is pretty awesome with the wavy design. It is also close to…read moremillenium park, and the bean too.