We flew Delta between Atlanta and Chicago recently, and traveled through O'Hare's Terminal 5…read more Terminal 5 is used for Delta, Frontier, and Southwest. This terminal is fine. Rideshares can drop you off at Terminal 5, but they are not allowed to pick you up here. Therefore, we had to take the Airport Transit System (ATS) train from Terminal 5 to Terminal 2 to call an Uber. This was a bit confusing and inconvenient after landing, but the signage was clear enough to follow. We spent most of our time in Terminal 5 at the Delta Sky Club in Concourse M, located between Gates M14 and M11. It's excellent as far as Sky Clubs are concerned. I left a five-star review for it separately here on Yelp. Terminal 5 is big and is in a separate building away from the Terminal 1, 2 and 3 buildings, which is why you need to take the train between the buildings. Terminal 5 contains all the M gates, M1-M40.

I loved how many different food options this terminal had. I just traveled home from Chicago and…read morewas able to pick up two personal Chicago deep dish pizzas at a little pizza shop at the terminal before my flight. I also loved how many different charging stations there were at every gate. I don't know if it's a Chicago thing or perhaps the contract to JFK, but I was enjoyed just how down to earth and patient most, if not all of the staff I encountered were too!

We've finally touched down at O Hare! Flight at least didn't crash with all of fat Jesus's FAA…read morecuts!

Terminal 1 has a mix of domestic and international carriers. United Airlines has a lot of kiosks…read morethat you can check your luggage in and print out your tickets. Security check usually takes 20-30 mins depending on how long it is. I was a little worried that there would be delays due to the TSA workers not being paid. That was before President Trump made an announcement that the TSA workers will be paid. After you get through security check, there are various shops and restaurants. To be honest, none of the restaurants have any good food. They're all mediocre, so it's a matter of which mediocre food you want. Finding a place to eat can be even more troublesome. They do have outlets for charging your electronics. Lately, there always seems to be delays with flights.

It was one of those days that you get in line, they redirect your line, and then the redirect it…read moreagain in order to be most efficient only to watch the person who wasn't redirected at all in front of you get out of the line ten minutes earlier than you because they were just allowed to stay put. Frustrating, but that is life. Apathetic workers, but I would be, too, to be underpaid in a government job with cranky travelers all day. The signage is clear, it's easy to follow (although not as easy as it used to be), and it gets the job done. What can anyone really say about TSA other than they're still government stooges?

OMG SUMMER of 2025 TSA nationwide made the NO SHOES OFF rule. But apparently Midway didn't get the…read morememo. Neither did they get the memo NOT to be giant jerks (NOT the word I'd like to use!!!) The mmmmm TSA agent took my WHITE Portland Gear bag, and grabbed it with his FILTHY hands and said "this bag don't need bins." Um YES mmmmmmfffg it does. Instead I spent fifteen minutes cleaning my bag when I got home. Because it was covered in his filthy mmmmmmfffg fingerprints and ick. Thanks brah. The TSA line was long and the agents were RUDE. None of them cared about the passengers. They cared about getting off work and flirting with each other. BS. Midway TSA you SUCK.

We flew Delta from Atlanta to Chicago O'Hare. At O'Hare, Delta operates out of Terminal 5, which is…read moreseparated from the rest of the airport. Rideshares can drop you off at Terminal 5, but they are not allowed to pick you up there. Therefore, we had to take the Airport Transit System (ATS) train from Terminal 5 to Terminal 2 to call an Uber. This was a bit confusing and inconvenient after landing, but the signage was clear enough to follow. At O'Hare, you can only call a standard rideshare from Terminal 2 and Terminal 3. Like other major airports, there are multiple pickup zones at Terminal 2. We used Zone 2E and had no problems, though it did take about 15-20 minutes to get matched with a driver and get into their car. Terminal 2 looks like the oldest terminal at O'Hare. It's actually slated to be demolished in 2029 to make way for the new O'Hare Global Terminal (OGT), which is expected to be completed by 2033. It's functional for now, but feels a bit like a time capsule.

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.

Over the past month, I have flown both through Chicago O'Hare to get to another destination and…read morealso flown a round-trip to and from Chicago O'Hare. One was to see family, and the other was for a vacation as I took in some March Madness basketball games at the United Center. I flew American Airlines for all three of these flights. I flew into and out of Terminal for all of these flights and had a positive experience each time. After all, the slogan of the Chicago O'Hare International Airport is "What We're Made Of." Unlike friends who absolutely hate flying, I enjoy the travel experience, especially when using some helpful tools like CLEAR, Global Entry/TSA Pre-Check, airport lounge membership, and airline status, most of which I was able to enjoy during my Chicago O'Hare visits. When checking in (during my rare travels where I start a journey in Philadelphia), I was able to skip the check-in area if I didn't need to check bags (as I checked in online) on one of my trips, and then this most recent time, I checked in at the priority area for assistance and checking bags. I then went and used Global Entry and CLEAR to skip most of the line at Security while keeping my shoes on (thanks to an American Express Platinum card which comes with credits for both). If I start off at a certain terminal (like Terminal 3, I believe), they won't have CLEAR but should have Pre-Check and even TSA Touches. The airline lounges in Chicago O'Hare are plentiful as there are three Admirals Clubs including a Flagship Lounge and a USO Lounge. The other lounges are in other terminals. I also found it easy to navigate the trams between terminals as I took Uber to my hotel, which I had to take from terminal 2, which was easy to navigate to. I also saw easy signage to get to the car rental area from leaving baggage claim. They have 211 restaurants including vending machines and 142 stores including vending machines. There are also 15 services including Body Chargers, Jabbrrbox (Privacy Pods), Terminal Getaway Spas, The Barber Shop at Hilton Chicago O'Hare, and Yoga Room. You can go to https://www.flychicago.com/ohare for more details about the airport. All in all, it's a great airport and one I do not have an issue with a layover here and there.

T3 is undergoing long-overdue renovations so it's not exactly fair to ding it for having restricted…read morewalkway space, and if you are a slow boi/girl pls for everything that is pure and good do try to keep to the edges so I don't have to swerve around you. I typically don't eat at airports so can't comment on the food other than to say that the last cochinita pibil torta with that blazing-hot habañero sauce I ate at Frontera Grill before they dropped it was the last thing I ever ate there. Nothing else looks good.

Great front desk service! Thanks for accommodating Leah and Taryn made the wait worthwhile…read more Very nice lounge area, very clean with fresh coffee, water and snacks if you like. Easy parking - access to the airport. Love it!

Line guys are normally waiting for you as you taxi in. The CSR staff is normally very friendly and…read morehelpful on arrival and departure. Line guys can get pretty backed up at busy times so don't wait until last minute for fuel or other services.

Funny thing is this Airport is called the Chicago Executive Airport. Yelp has the old airport name…read more The building says Hawthororne? Signiture is the same company I was told. Show ID and get on the plane. "Net Jet" charter What more can you ask for! It would be nice to fly this way always.

Been a while since I've waled thru terminal 3…read more A lot Of changes. Clean , pleasant people. And a special shout out to members of the Chicago police department. Friendly helpful and kind. Keep up the great work crew in blue !

Quick and easy check in from outside, just a small service fee of $4 each…read more They do have the place decorated for the holidays Just glad it's not too crowded for a Thursday.

Thanks TSA for keeping us saf(er)!…read more We appreciate the dedication to the job and helping us in a professional and respectful manner with a touch of friendly for good measure! Quick and easy process to hurry and wait or go go go - and when you're done, you'll know, know know!

I will never again connect through Chicago. Worst airport experience of my life…read more It took forever to travel from international arrivals to the B gates. I ran the entire way and barely made my flight.

Flew into Midway the other day and it was a quick and easy experience. Signage to the Orange line…read morewas plentiful and I was able to reach the CTA station within minutes! Loos were well labeled and clean enough. The loos had functional faucets, soap dispensers, as well as paper towels!

I love this airport! It's smaller so it's way less congested and there is a feel of ease. Very…read moreclean, filled with lovely art, and easy to navigate. Friendly staff. Delicious food options. So easy to get here with the orange line train. No need to be stuck in traffic and pay for a cab or Uber/Lyft. Only $2.50 to take the train!