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Chicago Peeps a question
Looking at flying into O'hare and trying to decide on cab, train, or towncar to take 3 of us to the Hyatt Regency Downtown. Anyone give me any input on what kind of price I might see on a cab ride for three of us with two bags each prolly? Does one of the subway trains stop near the Hyatt Regency?
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when are you flying in?
oh, wait, I am flying in to Midway |
You can probably find a map of the L-Train routes online. I think I'd probably go with a car service. More and more I'm finding car services are much cheaper than cabs, though I suppose you need to keep schedule for it to work.
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hiring a car will be cheaper than a cab
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if you do end up taking a cab out of ohare, just go outside, write any name on a peice of paper and hold it up above your head, a cabbie will come up to you saying "you called for a cab?" just say ya and you bypass waiting the 20 minutes in the cab line.
you can check to see what trains take you downtown from ohare here: http://tripsweb.rtachicago.com |
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Tourist shouldn't ride the L-Train :2 cents:
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Now it looks like the nearest stop is about 6 blocks away from our hotel! That sucks ass. The only time we will need it is to get to Wrigley though. |
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I have heard alot of bad stories about out of towners riding it, specually through the south side... |
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he isn't going anywhere near the south side. |
you can hire limos for the same price as a cab if you're coming from or going to ohare. call some limo companies, im sure you can get one for 70~ bucks. i always took one going too and it was around 80. i was coming from way way farthur out than you will be going to.
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I stayed at the Hyatt downtown a few years ago and we rented a car. We also rode the L and went to a cubbies game - after the game go to one of the neighborhood bars. Great drinking/food and 2 of the ones we went to had batting cages in them. AND went to an EXCELLENT hole in the wall Italian restaurant that must have been in a bad part of town because they had to unlock the front door to let you in ;)
Chicago isn't any more dangerous than any big town. Pay attention to your surroundings and you're fine. The Hyatt might have a shuttle - check that too. |
Sosa, I'm from Chi. I'd say just take the Blue Line El Train from O'Hare (I take it to work daily from my neighborhood) to the Loop and then just hop a cab real quick to the hotel. El train rides will be $2.00 per person and then you guys split a cab...that's way cheaper.
And it's perfectly safe, by the way. Sure, there might be a bum here and there, but hey, what's a ride on public transit in a big city without one of them? |
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Personally i would just get a limo will cost you the same as a cab. |
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