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Chicago is a major transportation hub serviced by two international airports.
Chicago O'Hare International Airport
There are many ways passengers can get to and from O'Hare International Airport. Public transportation such as the CTA "L" trains and Metra offer easy and economical travel. The CTA Blue Line station is located right within the airport offering easy access for passengers. A number of airport shuttles and regional buses service O'Hare, offering transportation for passengers in the city, suburbs, and surrounding states.
Taxis, limos and rideshare companies are all accessible to passengers that are both coming and going. There are also many rental car companies that service O'Hare.
For passengers getting to and from the airport on their own, O'Hare offers up a variety of parking options. The Main Garage features both hourly and daily parking, while the economy lots feature lower rates for travelers with extended stays. Passengers who want to have a parking space ready upon arrival can take advantage of reserved parking.
10000 W. O'Hare Ave., Chicago, IL 60666
Chicago Midway International Airport
There are many ways passengers can get to and from Midway International Airport. Public transportation such as the CTA "L" trains and Metra offer up easy and economical travel. The CTA Orange Line station is located at the airport offering easy access for passengers. A number of airport shuttles and regional buses service Midway, offering transportation for passengers in the city, suburbs, and surrounding states.
Taxis, limos and rideshare companies are all accessible to passengers that are both coming and going. There are also many rental car companies that service Midway out of a consolidated rental car facility.
For passengers getting to and from the airport on their own, Midway offers up a variety of parking options. The Main Garage features both hourly and daily parking, while the economy lots feature lower rates for travelers with extended stays. There is also an additional daily parking lot near the economy lots. Passengers who want to have a parking space ready upon arrival can take advantage of reserved parking.
5700 S. Cicero Ave., Chicago IL 60638
Traveling to Milwaukee
Attendees are responsible for transportation to Milwaukee for the Pre-Tour. Milwaukee is accessible via air, bus, rail, or rental car.
Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport
Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport is conveniently located just six miles south of downtown Milwaukee. Mitchell Airport is easily accessed from I-94 via Exit 318 (Hwy 119).
5300 S. Howell Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53207
Buses from Chicago to Milwaukee
Van Galder buses to Mitchell/Milwaukee depart from O’Hare’s Multi-Modal Facility (MMF). The MMF is a state-of-the-art building connecting the airport's ground transportation operations in one central access point. The 2.5 million square-foot MMF houses all airport rental car operations and includes a public economy parking lot (Lot F). This modern facility is located at the southeast corner of Zemke and Mannheim Roads and is easily accessible from all surrounding expressways. Its address is: 10255 W. Zemke Blvd., Chicago, IL 60666. Drop a Google Maps pin. The Multi-Modal Facility is about a mile northeast of O’Hare’s terminals and can be reached via the Airport Transport System’s Airport Train.
Destinations in Milwaukee are Mitchell Airport and Milwaukee Intermodal/Amtrak Station.
Click HERE for a step-by-step walk-through video on how to navigate through O’Hare Airport to get to the stop at the Multi-Modal Facility.
For more information on what to expect at your local Illinois and Wisconsin shuttle bus stops, click here.
Plan ahead and make sure you allow enough time to get to the airport by reviewing the current bus schedule.
Trains from Chicago to Milwaukee
Amtrak trains depart Chicago from Union Station with stops in Milwaukee at Mitchell Airport and Milwaukee Intermodal/Amtrak Station.
Traveling Within Chicago – Chicago Transit Authority
The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) operates one of the nation’s largest public transportation systems and covers the City of Chicago and 35 surrounding suburbs.
Visit CTA’s website to plan routes and scheduling, which are subject to change. Detailed fare information and requirements are also available.
Important CTA Bus Stops
Pendry Hotel (230 North Michigan Avenue)
Northbound: Michigan Avenue and South Water Street (east side of Michigan Avenue)
Southbound: Michigan Avenue just north of East Wacker Place (west side of Michigan Avenue)
Bus lines: 3, 4, 26, 66,143, 146, 147, 148, 151, 157
Gleacher Center (450 North Cityfront Plaza. Note that the building is a 700 foot walk from the bus stop.)
Northbound: Michigan Avenue and Hubbard Street (Tribune Building, east side of Michigan Avenue)
Southbound: Michigan Avenue just north of East Wacker Place (Wrigley Building, west side of Michigan Avenue)
Bus lines: 2, 3, 26, 66,143, 146, 147, 148, 151, 157
Charter Buses during the Pre-Conference Tour, Main Conference, and Post-Conference Tour
Bus tours and transportation between destinations will be via private motorcoaches driven by licensed, professional drivers. Panoramic windows allow passengers to enjoy the view. Large undercarriage space provides ample storage for luggage. Motorcoaches provide cushioned seats, air conditioning, a compact restroom, PA system, overhead bins for additional storage, power outlets, and WiFi.
At conclusion of Pre-Conference Tour
Motorcoach transportation from Milwaukee to the main conference in Chicago is included.
At conclusion of Post-Conference Tour
Motorcoach transportation from Indianapolis to Indianapolis Airport, O’Hare Airport, and downtown Chicago is provided.
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