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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- Today we are in Chicago O'Hare International Airport (ORD) walking from Terminal 2 to the CTA Blue Line.
Terminal 2 is arguably one of the worst big airport experiences in the USA. Low ceilings, outdated decor, long, narrow hallways with very small waiting areas by each gate. There is also very limited selection of food and shopping to pass the very limited time I would want to spend here waiting for a flight. Once you escape from the gloom and doom of Terminal 2, the rest of the airport is actually pretty nice. There are indoor passageways that keep you out of the elements, which in Chicago can be quite abrasive. Along the way we pass the baggage claim and the Hilton before reaching the O'Hare Blue Line Station.
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Dude! Go easy on Terminal 2! It’s old school & it’s nothing more. Been to Newark? ‘Nuff said!
Been to Laguardia??? (old lga - not that fancy new one that just opened)
@@ChristopherBravataCode yes LaGuardia is one of the worst airports in the country. Before the long overdue remodel it was very outdated
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Thanks for doing this! The only thing I might add to the uninitiated visitor is that not all Blue Line stops have an elevator. So, if you are lugging big luggage, either research the stops with accessible elements or be prepared to haul your suitcases up stairs.
or walk through a very very long tunnel to get to the redline lol
Definitely looks like your typical airport, it looks easy to navigate which is something I can't say about many airports in the US. Still think my favorite airports would be Denver and Atlanta, very cool designs and Atlanta is starting to look a lot airports you see in Europe and Asia.
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He sounds fun😂
Good video! Regarding T2 at ORD, keep in mind that it is the one (of three domestic airline terminals there) which houses the non-hub, (or spoke) carriers. Airlines spend much less money at their spoke airports, than at their hubs. United has its hub in T1, and American in T3. They've both spend many millions of dollars to upgrade those terminals, and they're really nice. Just FYI.
That’s informative but how can this airport or any other non-hub (for major airlines) terminal get remodeled/renovated? I guess thats why Atlanta Hartsfield is nice!
@@PrincePaulIowa If a terminal is really that bad, the airport will take care of it. O'hare is getting completely renovated in the future, which I believe will involve the complete destruction and replacement of T2. www.archpaper.com/2020/09/will-the-8-5-billion-ohare-expansion-be-delayed/
Would you like some cheese with that whine? If the aeroplane did not fall out of the sky, count yourself lucky.
The journey from airside to the Blue Line seemed longer when I was a kid in the 90s. My mom would take me to O'Hare to look at the planes coming and going for fun and it seemed to take ages to get from the station to the windows to see the gates like 20 some minutes. I guess as a kid I was impatient so that's why it seemed to take longer than it actually was.
Yup I used work out there, due to no public restrooms at cta. I would take the blue from rosemont to ohare for a pit stop and get back on to go home. Also T2 has a chapel which I used for holy days if I couldn't get home in time, also there is uso for service members.
Who’s the real blue line the MBTA blue line or the Chicago O’hare blue line
how far is the Amtrak station from Blue line? can I walk it?
I will be traveling to chicago by amtrak and go to o'hara for my overseas flight to Turkey or germany
The easiest thing to do would be to take the blue line to the Clinton station, then walk three blocks north. If you want to see the city and you have a little time, get off at Jackson and walk west for 15 minutes. The latter way will take you past Willis (Sears) Tower and across the river, much more scenic if the weather isn't too bad.
Sorry if I read this comment again. It sounds like you're going from Union station to O'Hare. In which case do what I said before but backwards, lol.
Tap your google pay or apple pay on your phone to ride the CTA $5.00 fare out of O'Hare.
$2.50 actually. they authorize it for $5 and then it will change it back down to $2.50
@@MatPfcan I use a regulate credit card or does it have to be google/Apple Pay?
Nice
Take a Prozac and chill tf out!😂
Been to O’Hare; it’s a airport not the Ritz.
Goodness, it's a long walk...
OMG You walked forever to get there from Terminal Two
Is terminal 2 terrible?
Do train cars from Ohare to the city accommodate larger luggage to be brought on board?
you can take it but you have to hold onto it as there isn’t a luggage rack. it’s just your typical subway car
@@MatPf Thanks for info.
Stop crying about everything
There’s midway
That guy wanted to ride the blue line train at O'Hare Airport in Chicago, Illinois.
The subway station kinda looks like the back rooms Subway station
3:30 Misspelled sign “Trans to City” lol
When again I have to go back
Still way better than STL. Big reason why AA dehubbed it.
If you fly into terminal 1 it’s not as bad of a walk
Thanks for the video... and yes we understand Terminal 2 sucks lol
This guy complains about everything
Not true
Wow stop complaining so much bud.
STOP HATING THE TERMINAL WHEN YOUR LUCKY TO BE THERE, YOUR NOT FUNNY
L, getting mad at a person for having an opinion
That walk sucks