Economy Parking - Chicago O'Hare Int'l Airport

Flight days are always challenging. O'Hare handled my flight delay and multiple gate changes with patience and grace. It was good to be there and even better to finally be home.

Enjoyed my layover sat O’Hare international airport. Plenty of options for eating and drinking. Staff is friendly. Facilities are neat and tidy. Very happening place. You can get bored.

This is what they offer (as per their website):



“While you are passing through O'Hare, we offer a number of services and amenities to ease your travels. Our USO locations offer a relaxing and comfortable space for active military personnel and their families.



The Hilton O'Hare is an on-site hotel providing accommodations​ for travelers who require an extended stay, or are looking for a place to rest in between flights. There is also ​various airport art throughout the terminals.



We have worked extremely hard to ensure our airport is fully accessible to passengers with disabilities and special needs. Our Accessibility Guide will point you in all the right directions and help you navigate through our airport.



We are happy you're here!”

Nice airport in Chicago with a good selection of food and shopping options. The toilets could use some cleaning. Otherwise not bad. I liked the food court area in terminal 3. Pretty wide options to choose from and ample seating areas. Lots of shops to get souvenirs from and me and hubby also grabbed some chocolates from Rocky Mountain chocolate factory.

This airport is straight out of the 1990s. Some may see that as dated, others (like us) see that as cool!



The architecture is throughout is really interesting and unique. All of the concourses & terminals have some sort of unique architectural element to them. The airport is also very well lit throughout.



Both underground tunnels are really cool as well--very colorful.



Airport is pretty clean, staff are friendly.

O'Hara is a very busy airport but things tend to flow smoothly. There are good places to purchase gifts, good, drink, even the famous Garrett's Popcorn has a shop there. The people moving through O'Hare seem to know where they're going which makes it all work. The restrooms are clean actually, the whole airport seemed to be clean. It's a nice airport, huge so wear comfortable shoes as you may need to do a little walking. O'Hare does have transportation to get you from one location to another if needed.

Relatively clean and modern airport, if a bit sprawling. Plenty of quick food in terminals 1,2,&3 as well as a small amount of sit down dining. Food options are limited in but available in term. 5. Plenty of restrooms throughout the airport. Gate lounge seating is adequate. I've never had any trouble here.

being one of the busiest airports in the world has some disadvantages. I think depending upon which terminal you are flying into or out of greatly determines your satisfaction with this place. I fly United often and those terminals have been upgraded with great food and beverage options along with multiple United club locations. And you always get to walk through the groovy neon people moving sidewalk.



The newly added tram to the Rent-A-Car parking destinations lot is nice in the winter as you don’t have to go outside to catch the train.

Staff: The staff is very helpful. The only issue I have here is how big the place is.



Building: The building is spacious and very well taken care of. The bathrooms are clean.



Concourse: They are spread out and can make for tough navigation when you have short layovers.



Parking: plenty of parking.



Star rating: Great airport for being sooo huge.

I have no problem coming back here every chance I get.



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A very nice airport with many planes to fly on. This is a very large airport with lots of terminals, shuttles, buildings, and, especially, a lot of people most days. This can make the experience here a bit more stressful, but airports are always stressful. In the actual airport past security, there are shops everywhere and rarely will you be too far from some type of food to eat. It’s a place I enjoy but I don’t rave about it.

First time at O'Hare. great experience and very beautiful! As i have been in the terminal 3 only. It's super beautiful!! Great experience and staff are very helpful. If you are here for connection flight and you have a time. You can go out and come back again. And yes you have to do security check again. But its nice 😊

Lots of people traffic. If you are going to talk as a group, don't do it in the walkway. It gets congested. Other than that, it was pretty organized and informative. So long as you look at the signs, you shouldn't get lost. Plenty of places to eat, drink, and relax. The bathrooms are fairly clean (or at least when I looked at them).

Exceptional! The air port is very very busy. The hallways are crowded and there seems to always be someone running to catch a flight. But guess what? It’s an international airport and their whole staff is doing there very best to allow you to have a good experience. Instead of saying it’s crowded think of how many people they are helping. The flights are great. They have tons of different places to eat and shop. You have to remember to be patient and make the most of the fact that there are airports like this that can help lots of people.

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It's a beautiful airport and has lots of transit options. You can take the L from downtown Chicago all the way to the airport. There's lots of art on display and plenty of shops, so you won't be bored if you have a long layover. It seems to be a very busy airport at all times.

Charging ports worked on the chairs and there was food. Can't ask for much more. There was a popcorn stand next to me. I wanted popcorn the whole time. I didn't end up getting any cause I hadn't even eaten breakfast yet, but it was tempting. This got off track. Service was good when questions were asked, and the chairs weren't horrible. Over all good experience.

This is an amazing airport! Well organized. Great signage. Stores, restaurants and conveniences are well situated. Lots of restrooms. It's busy and we experienced an hour+ delay in our layover. That was frustrating. Clean too!

Love Chicago international Airport. Lots of choices for Great food and drinks. Gift shops. They also offer Shuttles to hotels, Taxis and Valet. Large parking lot and a metro service right across from the Terminal. They offer first class boarding and concierge services. Overall a great airport.

The part of the airport we saw was pretty nice.

I really liked the seats, some big ones and super comfortable. I even saw people sleep on them.

A kid can totally fit.

We were there early (7ish) and many stores were open

Staff: The staff is very helpful. The only issue I have here is how big the place is. It takes some time to get from some terminals to others.



Building: The building is spacious and very well taken care of. The bathrooms are clean.



Concourse: They are spread out and can make for tough navigation when you have short layovers.



Parking: plenty of parking.



Star rating: Great airport for being sooo huge.

I have no problem coming back here every chance I get.



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Had a one hour layover at this airport and it is fairly easy to move around in with lots of space. The design of the concourse is beautiful with the arches and natural lighting coming from all sides. It’s a steampunk-like concourse design. Very efficient airport with some modern features. It’s also the base airport of United Airlines so this is the signature United experience. Super cool airport!

Security was fast. Fill your water bottle after security. Gates are full and walkways also full. It must be summertime for travel. Overall very efficient. Need to reduce the food and drink prices to normal. Why gouge travelers? I would buy more if the value was correct.

O'Hare Airport's art collection adds a cultural touch to the travel experience. The vibrant sculptures, paintings, and installations throughout the terminals enhance the ambiance and provide a welcome break from the hustle and bustle. It's a pleasant surprise for art enthusiasts.

In summary, O'Hare Airport offers a convenient gateway to Chicago and the world. While it boasts a vast array of amenities and dining choices, efficiency and weather-related delays can be issues to consider when planning your trip.

Very large airport but needs some updating like the bathrooms etc..



They have a lactation pod which is pretty neat



The shuttle/train connects everything which is pretty cool however expect to walk/travel between 15-20 minutes to your carousel/car rental.



So if you are flying in for a last minute meeting or in a rush do not land close within that! Unless you plan on I wrong!

As a US citizen, if you arrive at an airport that has the look and feel of a developing nation, but doesn’t require a passport and has no immigration checkpoints from your gate to baggage claim, don’t be confused, you might be at O’Hare.



On arrival, I walked far enough in one direction past do not enter signs on moving walkways headed the opposite direction to think I had missed the signs to ground transportation, or at least missed the train to baggage claim. Nope. No train to baggage claim, just an unending walk in a narrow, constantly curving hallway until eventually there is a very narrow escape route to baggage claim and eventually the street…where they don’t let ride share pick you up despite all the airport signage indicating otherwise. Not to worry, there is one sign propped up against a bus shelter saying ride share has moved to terminal 2 and you need to take something called an ATS which is on a different level. No mention of what terminal or level you are currently at or on.



Thankfully the third airport employee I found was able to assist, I had to go “up to the top and get on the train”. So I found options for going up, and boarded a train that mentioned terminal 2.



It was here that I met other passengers from the same flight, one who had a friend in Chicago texting helpful information.



Following the text messages and looking for coherent signage while going up and then down multiple levels, we found a train going to chicago and I abandoned my ride share quest entirely.



Overall it was nice that I didn’t need a passport or have to exchange currency. And they get 4 stars because the Clear + Pre-check lines were efficient on the return. But in terms of airports, I wouldn’t consider O’Hare a joy to navigate.

One of the most artistically beautiful airport that I’ve seen! I had a layover at the airport and had the chance to witness quite a lot of modern art on the ceilings and walls. It’s soo beautiful that they even have signs which warns you to watch your step because you might get distracted. They even have a big sized statue of a Dinosaur. I love when the airports have some sentiment and story behind it. Makes you more connected and enjoy your time at the airport. One of the terminals actually looks more like a train station than an airport terminal.

All in all a really great airport. You do have to hustle to catch your flight as the terminals are big. So definitely don't book a short layover. Very nice selection of restaurants. Would love more comfortable seating areas to sit during layover. But one of my favorite places to land

It's a busy airport and flying international may require a transfer between terminals via bus. Fast & efficient.

Going thru Terminal 5 today. It's worth noting that if your gate is beyond M20 services are limited but scheduled to improve soon(?)

The photo shows construction of a couple new food outlets.

It's a great place to watch planes though.

Nice airport with plenty of shops for last-minute survivor. There are a few modern installment of fashion competition display which make traveling from one terminal to another more enjoyable. There is also kids playing area which looks great. One complaint I do have is that not all the outlet works. After trying to charge my phone for 30 mins, I discovered that the outlet I used did not charge. I tried out multiple ones as I searched for a working one, and it's pretty random. I talked to other passengers and many of them just found out that their device was not charged and not happy about it. Would be great to have more working outlet for all the travelers!

I traveled through O’Hare before but it’s been a very long time. I forgot how aesthetically pleasing it is. It’s clean and well designed. There is art to appreciate. There are a plethora of shopping options for your convenience. Food options are plentiful as well. I enjoyed my experience today.

It’s our first time in this airport. Terminal 3 is huge. Extremely busy. Inspection was fast. Staff were courteous. Foodcourt offers a variety of meal choices. If you’re a McDonalds fan, you’ll be happy to pass through here. There are 2 chocolate shops I saw, and a popcorn shop too. Charging stations are available in the food court as well as in the gates.



The seating in each gate is not enough for the big number of passengers. Close to boarding, you’ll see passengers standing on the hallway. Some gates are dimly lighted; light bulbs need to be replaced.

There are many good food restaurants and stores.

The toilets are clean, the staff are polite, very good signage inside the airport, easy communication, very fast through security, at every airport I saw signage and wheelchair access, clean toilets. All terminals 1, 2 and 3 are connected to each other and you can easily walk between them. The walk from Terminal 1 to Terminal 2 takes about 10 minutes, and from Terminal 1 to Terminal 3 can take up to 20 minutes if you're walking from the far gate to the far gate. They also have shuttle cars. They take people between the terminals.



Just one thing: the traffic to get to the airport is very heavy, so I recommend leaving at least 2.30 hours before your flight to avoid any problems.

I like to fly into O'Hare airport from Milwaukee. O' Hare has flights to many destinations. It is easy to maneuver through, and I always allow myself enough time to reach other parts of the airport. It has some nice artwork, and it is a very clean airport. There are many shops here too. I highly recommend this airport.

As far as airports go, this one is decent. Despite having to go from one gate to another, a long walk is only about five minutes.



There are signs that clearly mark pretty much everything. My flight was in the evening, and despite having tons of restaurants, most were closed. I did find decent food at the Chic Filet, even with their limited menu.



The only bad thing I will say about this place is that it is in Chicago.

Great experience, had to transit between Terminals, wasn't a hassle. Easy to hop on and off through the train service. Good food options. The terminal shuttle runs every few mins, so no worries of missing a train shuttle.

Bathrooms are clean, plenty of baby changing tables, easy to access at multiple locations at all terminals.

Duty free shops have many options to shop for. Food courts have good amount of cuisine variety.

Overall ORD transit was a good experience for me!

All the terminals 1, 2, and 3 are connected to each other and you can easily walk between them. The walk from Terminal 1 to Terminal 2 takes about 10 minutes, and from Terminal 1 to Terminal 3 can take up to 20 minutes if you're walking from farthest gate to farthest gate. They also have shuttle cars. That take people between terminals.

There are many good food restaurants and shops.

Chicago International Airport, also known as O'Hare International Airport (ORD), is a major aviation hub that serves as a gateway to the heart of the United States. It is one of the busiest airports in the world and offers a multitude of experiences for travelers.



First and foremost, O'Hare is renowned for its connectivity. It boasts an extensive network of domestic and international flights, making it convenient for travelers from all corners of the globe. Whether you're flying in for business or leisure, you're likely to find a suitable flight option at O'Hare.



The airport's infrastructure is impressive. Modern terminals are equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, including numerous dining options, shops, and lounges. Passengers can enjoy a diverse range of cuisine, from classic American fast food to international delicacies. The duty-free shopping area is also extensive, making it a great place to pick up souvenirs or last-minute gifts.



Transportation to and from O'Hare is efficient. The airport is well-connected to the city center via the "L" train system, providing an affordable and quick transit option. Additionally, there are ample taxis, rideshare services, and rental car agencies available.



One notable downside is the airport's reputation for occasional delays, which can be attributed to its high traffic volume. However, the airport's efforts to improve its operations and infrastructure are ongoing.



In conclusion, Chicago International Airport is a vital transportation hub that offers travelers a vast array of amenities and connectivity. While it may have some delays due to its size, the overall experience is generally positive, making it a crucial gateway for those visiting Chicago or connecting to other destinations.



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Nice BIG airport. Lots of walking but thank goodness for rolling walkways. Takes awhile to get to the train or subway too at the airport walking. Lots to see! Love Chicago!! ❤ My playground in my earlier years...

ORD Airport is a marvel of design and functionality. From the moment you step inside, you're greeted by an architectural masterpiece that seamlessly blends modernity with comfort. The spacious terminals, sleek corridors, and abundance of natural light create an atmosphere of tranquility and sophistication

Well maintain airport. Biggest airport. Clean and not too much busy. Plenty shopping option. My flight was from the terminal 5 and I arrived in the terminal 1 from the alska. Then I took metro train for the terminal 5. And security check in like also busy for immigration.

Overall the experience was good. Huge airports are typically difficult to navigate but signage in most areas were great. It was also a very pretty airport. Unfortunately, I don't think this airport has appropriate signage for travel options. I found myself wondering around confused as where to find the rental car area. Finally asked someone because I was going back and forth trying to find signage directions. Tip: for the rental car area you have to get on the train outside and get off at the last terminal (depending on the direction you are traveling). Once you are actually on the train the stops are listed in advance so it is easy from there.

Easy access once you are inside of the airport. Tricky trying to find car rental return. The food choices are endless here, but the cost is too! Very clean and well-kept facility.

This is a very nice airport.

It is very clean.

All the people were curtious

It could be a little overwhelming to say the least.

I liked flying with Southwest.

They offered free movies

I had a flight credit

So I took a quick flight out to Chicago

My stay was nice

The airport also offered shuttles to get you to your hotel.

That made for a great addition.

I would like to come back here again

Great Airport

For it's size, O'Hare is pretty well organized. The terminals are clean and updated. Good signage and plenty of restrooms ( although the restrooms are pretty basic). Ample food choices. The TSA agents weren't all that friendly, but they kept the lines moving. I loved all the flags along the walkways. Plenty to look at as you walk to your gate.

It's a good airport. Plenty of food, shops, seating, and things to keep you occupied between flights. TSA is decent and lines move fairly quickly. Be sure to read signs y'all.



By the way, if you're headed into the city, slip the taxi/ride share and take the L (blue line). My hotel is only a block away and I got to skip all the traffic drama.

Very busy but nice airport. Had a shelter in place for a tornado warning in the area. Seemed chaotic but the employees kept everyone safe. Easy to access throughout airport. USO that was in terminal 2 was awesome!