Does this building have its age? Yes. Does it take away from the overall experience? Not for me. I…read moreagree with others here that it is nice to have a venue like this outside the city that still has a lot of top acts and shows to see. I have attended many different events here throughout my life. Chicago Wolves games, Walking With Dinosaurs, Monster Jam, Trans-Siberian Orchestra and WWE Smackdown. I do agree that the place could use some upgrades, but it still gets the job done. Concessions are bit overpriced, but not the worst quality in my opinion. The dogs and pizzas are good, and the cotton candy can't be missed. Popcorn is okay. The staff are usually nice, but the ushers can sometimes be a 50/50 shot between super sweet and a grump. Lots of good memories here, and hoping for more soon.

Went there for Monster Jam recently, event was great…read more ARAMAK was servicing the food. The Pretzel was good The Pizza wasn't. It was Connie's Pizza and the slice was lukewarm So bad that the cheese hardened and cracked across the middle. $10.00 a slice !!! Next time I'll just wait and go to Connie's in Chinatown, where it's Hot and Fresh The girl ( section 112 - 114 ) gave me the slice and looked at me , I gave her the look back and was like ok whatever. There were better slices available and I didn't want to be that person but now I'm understanding some of why people do what they do. Did you really have to give me The F Up slice ? You have your reason and now your getting this review. Buddy at the register had to be reminded about my water. These people don't want to work and hate their jobs ( ^ x ^ )

Disappointed that there are no cameras in Lot G to see who may have taken my laptop left at the…read moreparking space. I know it's my fault. We left it at 2:00 AM and after a 1 hr drive back home, turned around when we realized we left the laptop and bag. Arrived back at lot at 4:00 AM, parking space was still empty, and bag was gone including laptop. After 8 phone calls, 7 people, I was able to make a police report with Chicago Police. Seems anything related to the parking lot that is "lost" (or stolen) doesn't go through O'Hare Lost and Found, but rather, the police. So I made the report. I then make multiple other calls to ask if they can look at the cameras since I was sure where it was taken and being it was between 2:00AM and 4:00AM, I don't assume it was busy and would be difficult to find. However, I was told there are no cameras in that lot. We also had to remove a part on my door handle which took 10 mins (Key fab issue), and I was concerned it looked like we were breaking in my car. When that was happening, Security drove right by and we couldn't believe they didn't at least stop to ask why we were removing the handle as it clearly looked suspicious and we were using our phones for light. Remember, this was 2:00 AM. Then, the car alarm went off for at least 60-90 seconds. Again, no Security. Security did show up however when it was time to leave and the machine wasn't accepting the same card we used to enter to pay. We were told that it's often their machine so we gave them another card to use. I guess when it comes to payment, they will be sure to get their money. This is not a safe lot and I will never park there again. My fault for leaving my laptop. But this was a the first time in a long time that we chose to park here instead of one of the other third party lots. I will never do that again as I would have assumed, for not just issues with thefts, that I would be safe. I'm pretty sure if I would have been assaulted, no one would have been around either and no cameras for O'Hare Airport???? Unbelievable. BTW, in talking to a Chicago police officer, he laughed when I asked about whether or not there might be something on the cameras to show who may have taken my property. I'm not holding out any hope that the police have time to track down what happened to my property. In fact, I don't believe Chicago Police were even quite sure what was needed to file the report based on questions and follow up calls I received to complete their report. But who would have also thought that Lost and Found for O'Hare doesn't service this type of issue in the O'Hare parking lot. I guess they only handle it when it's within the inside of the airport ( I assume). I rarely write reviews, but this was one I feel others need to be aware of. Again, I get it it's my fault for leaving my laptop. But for safety reasons, why in the heck would a large airport like O'Hare not have cameras in the parking lots??????

Got in late on Sunday night - Not real happy with the big scratch in my front bumper - wasn't told…read moreabout it either. Found it the next day - and of course I can't prove it and I left the facility.

We tried OPV for the first time ever. Wasn't sure what to expect as we normally would take the…read moretime to find a good parking spot, unload our bags, walk the shuttle, wait for the shuttle to get full, ride to the airport and worry about how to find the shuttle back, fight the crowd to get back on the shuttle, and make our way back to the parking garage.... OPV takes all the hassle, delays, frustration, etc. out of it. You just drive up, to the terminal, and step out of your car.... The valet person does all the rest. When returning, you text them where you'll be and 2 minutes later, my car was pulling up, bags were loaded by them, and away we went home. Saves time, saves hassle, saves frustration. Highly recommend!

OPV is a cost effective and professional service that makes drop-off and pickup from the airport a…read morebreeze, while keeping your vehicle secure while you are away. Online booking is easy, and the drivers are very communicative and friendly. The process: book online, they reach out to you to confirm your details, you meet at their location about 10 minutes outside of O'hare, someone drops you off and helps unload your luggage, then they take your vehicle and park it in a secured lot. On the date of your arrival, they bring your vehicle, load your luggage, then have another driver take them back so all you have to do is drive home! All communication is done via text between driver and customer and is very timely. They are prepared for all travel issues, so no worries if your trip doesn't go smoothly. They got your back. If you are looking for a way to avoid self parking at the airport and all the fuss that can go with it, OPV is the way to go!

Top/On Air Parking is fast, efficient and saves you money on airport parking needs. I like Top/On…read moreAir Parking because they also answer emails rapidly when you have a question or concern.

Parking with On Air was a no-drama event. I parked my car, I was picked up and transported to the…read moreairport; upon my return a shuttle arrived quickly and took me back to my vehicle, I left the parking facility. Easy, quick, and economical. A no-brainer. I highly recommend On Air for long term airport parking.

Unfortunately they are going to start charging for parking which has been free since shortly after…read morethe garage opened. They have installed gates and ticket machines at the entrance. No word on when or how much. The mall itself has very few empty stores and an above average food court. It is spotlessly clean and there is always noticeable security present.

I can't believe I have to pay $13 to park after only one hour at any of these malls. The customer…read moreis already expected to spend money at the shops so the business owner should pay a percentage of profits to cover the consumer's parking. First hour free is NOTHING. I used to bring friends and linger, have coffee, lunch and buy from at least 3 stores each visit. Not going to frequent these malls again out of protest more than anything.

One of the better airport cell phone lots that I've been to, this one hour stay lot near Chicago's…read moreO'Hare international airport has 220 parking spots. Unlike other cell phone lots, this one has a separate exit vs the entrance, and a dedicated stop light to allow easier exit out. It's actually closer to Terminal 5, than the other terminals, which worked out better for us. O'Hare was the airport where I learned how picking up/dropping off worked, and just assumed that the aggressive nature of parking attendants, not allowing anybody to wait for passengers at the airport curbside lanes, was the process everywhere (it definitely is not). And going around after being sent off by an angry attendent is definitely a long process. Thus, strongly recommend the use of this cell phone lot to wait for your pickup to get their baggage. It's probably less than 10 minutes to get to the curbside pickup from here (my wife and I picked up my brother and his son on a Saturday morning, and it worked out well).

It is nice to have a place to sit in your car and wait for a flight to land. The signage is a…read morelittle confusing and people try to exit out the entrance, so be aware. My GPS brought me here easily when I entered "O'Hare Cell Phone lot" even though I didn't know the actual address. There are plenty of parking spaces but absolutely no shade. I've never been here at night so I can't comment on the lighting.