What is the best way to travel between Ohare airport and Midway airport in Chicago?|182751

I will be arriving at O_hare Terminal 5with my wife and a 2-year-old and we need to get on connecting flight departing from Midway airport in Chicago. What is the best way? Is there a bus/public transportation? How much is a cab or a limo? How long will it take? Thank you.

Years ago their used to be a helicopter shuttle between the two airports.
There is still a shuttle service called Coach USA / Wisconsin.

This web link should give you some information.

http://www.flychicago.com/ohare/groundtr��


There are also some limo services that will go between the two airports, obviously a bit more expensive.
There is also public bus transportation, but I would not suggest it - especially since you have a small child with you.
Good luck

Best solution is to take a taxi. If you book a car service, they typically require that you call them after you retrieve your bags. Although a car service is much nicer, that process can delay the transfer by about 10-15 minutes. Instead, just step outside to the taxi line and you should have a car within a much shorter wait. (By the way, always beware of any alleged _private drivers_ who solicit business in the airport or even outside -- it_s illegal).

Taxi will cost about $45, give or take, and you should be there in about 30-40 minutes (unless you_re traveling during rush hour and then plan for a good hour). They do charge an additional $1 per person. I wonder if they would actually charge for a 2 year old?

The best way to get there would be to just take a taxi cab. However, it will be about $45 and up, depending on what cab service you use. I know because I work at the Hilton Garden Inn right outside the airport, and we always recommend that our guests use Airport Taxi and Limo. Their phone number is 847-297-5556. You can also try calling their 800 number at 800-707-0380. They charge our guests a set rate of $45.

As for time planning, it takes 45 minutes with no traffic, and about an hour to an hour and a half if it_s rush hour, between 4-6pm.

Best of luck :)

Depends upon how much time you have.
There is a bus that travels between the two airports $14 per person.
If you have more time you could try the cta ($2.5 per person). Take the blue line and transfer to the orange line at clark/lake. For this route, I would schedule 2 hrs of travel time. Not the fastest, but cheap.

If you travel with a baby, the safest way is to book a limo or a sedan with local chicago limo company, such as
http://stretchlimochicago.com/
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The trip will cost you around $60 in black town car plus you order a car seat rental too for around $5 extra.

http://www.coachusa.com/wisconsincoach/s��

Check the following link to a bus line that runs between them

take a cab, it may take atleast an hour, but its the quickest way and least expensive, there is no train that goes out there

How long does it take to go through the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?|194223

I am planning a trip to Cleveland and this is the main reason for it. I am a HUGE music freak. so is my fiance. How long should I expect to be in there?

It can take anywhere from 3 hours to the whole day depending on what they have going on. I know sometimes they show documentaries so you may get caught up in the documentary for 2 hours.

a day and you should get through it i would not plan for anything less than a day u dont want to rush

What is the water like at destin beach in florida around late july?|179056

Heading to Destin beach in a couple days and just wondering what the water will be like.

Warm and clear. unless there is a storm. the water temp is around 91. Hopefully there aren_t storms. i went to marco island two years ago and the first two days were beautiful. calm waves, clear and warm water. then a storm came and the water became cold and murky. but the water is usually clear and warm :)
Have a good trip!

Wet :-)

How is interstate travel in the Fargo-Moorhead area affected by the flooding?|178365

We have a trip planned from Manitoba to St. Paul this weekend (April 3-5). We were planning on taking I-29 down to Fargo, then I-94 across the river to Moorhead and down to the Twin Cities.

Is this still the best route, or are these interstates experiencing flood-related closures, traffic backups, etc? Is the I-94 bridge across the Red River even open?

Thanks for any information. Also, I would have posted this in the Minneapolis-St. Paul section, but there isn_t one!

Currently the Interstates are open to travel---the I-94 bridge between Fargo-Moorhead is one of two bridges that didn_t close, bur there will be some extra traffic due to other bridges still being closed.