How to Get Around Chicago (Parking, CTA Trains, Buses, Divvy Bikes, Water Taxi, and more)
Looking for the best tips for getting around Chicago during your stay? This video covers the basics, costs, and tips. Whether you want to drive, use our public transit, or try our Water Taxi or Divvy bikes, Andy will show you how!
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Parking 00:23
Trains 01:01
Buses: 04:11
Safety 04:50
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How to GET AROUND CHICAGO on a BUDGET! | Chicago Public Transportation EXPLAINED | Frolic & Courage
How do you get around Chicago on a budget? In this video, I share how to use public transportation in Chicago, Illinois and how to get around Chicago without a car based on my recent trip to the Windy City. Essentially, you can consider this video: “Chicago public transportation explained by someone who navigated the system successfully on her first trip!”
You’ll find everything you need to know about navigating Chicago’s public transportation system with confidence plus four money-saving tips.
Questions answered: How do I get around Chicago? How can I travel in Chicago on a budget? How to get from O’hare airport to downtown Chicago or from Midway Airport to downtown Chicago for the least amount of money? How much does the Chicago public transportation metro or bus cost? What is a Ventra card, how much does it cost, where can I buy one, and how do I use it? What are the pros and cons of certain transportation methods in Chicago and what are the hours of operation?
I break down the Chicago transportation system (prices, city, metro rail, bus, airport transportation, maps, hours, etc.), Divvy, and the Ventra pass so you can navigate the Chicago transportation system with confidence on your first, or next, visit.
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It’s easy to get around Chicago without a car. Here are my five favorites ways, and the apps that make transportation in the Windy City a breeze.
Be sure to visit for more information and advice about Chicago! Thanks to Ismael Cossyleon for help shooting this video.
Apps
• Ventra – For the L trains and buses.
• Via – On-demand car service.
• Uber – On-demand car service.
• SpotHero – Discounted parking
• ParkWhiz – Discounted parking
• Google Maps – Helpful for direction on L trains
1. The L
This stand for “elevated train.” Chicago has 144 rail stations throughout the city, and they are relatively easy to navigate – especially with help from Google Maps. I’m a big fan of using the L to beat traffic.
a. Cost: $2.25 per ride. It’s cheaper if you get a pass.
b. Pro Tip: If you are coming from O’hare, the Blue Line will take you right downtown. Take the Orange Line if you’re coming from Midway Airport.
2. Water Taxi
During the warm months, you can cruise to many of the city’s top tourist spots by boat. The Chicago Water Taxi or Shoreline Water Taxi will take you to places like Michigan Avenue, China Town, and the Museum Campus. You’ll take in beautiful views of Chicago’s architecture along the way.
a. Cost: $10 day passes are available.
b. Pro Tip: Go at sunset for a spectacular view.
3. On-Demand Car Service
Download the Uber and Via apps to order a car on-demand. Prices are cheaper than a taxi, and it’s super convenient. Via offers black car service throughout downtown for a flat fee of $3.95, although there’s a chance you’ll be carpooling with someone headed in the same direction. ** 2018 update: Via now offers rides in all cars (not just black) and different price points. Still an affordable option!
a. Pro Tip: If you’re taking Uber from the airport, go to the designated ride-sharing pickup area. At Midway, it’s the Departures level at door UL1. At O’Hare, it’s upstairs at Departures.
*Note Via now offers standard car service and private rides. It is not limited to shared black cars.
b. Tip 2: Use a promo code to ride for free (see mine at the end), and then share your own code with friends to rack up free rides.
4. Bike
Rent a bike and ride around the city. Take advantages of Chicago’s 18-mile lakefront trail that goes to the Museum Campus. The new 606 path is a popular place to bike as well. Check out routes here: ChicagocompleteStreets.org. Bike rentals: Divvy or Bike and Roll.
a. Cost: $10-$36.
b. Tip: Bike and Roll offers helmets, Divvy does not.
5. Walk
Chicago is a walkable city, so get outside and explore! The new Riverwalk is a great place to start.
a. Pro Tip: Use Google Map’s walking tab for directions by foot.
6. Parking
Download the ParkWhiz or SpotHero apps. They’ll locate available parking spots for you at a discounted rate. Use a promo code (mine is below) for even greater savings.
Pro Tip: Stick to #1-5. Bringing a car downtown is unnecessary.
My Promo Codes
You can likely find promo codes online, but feel free to use mine and we’ll both get credits. Teamwork! (High five)
• Uber – Type “uberLizFay” in the app for $15 off your first ride.
• Via – Type “elizabeth4y4” in the app for $10 off your first ride.
• SpotHero – Sign up through for $7 off.
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CHICAGO L TRAIN GUIDE From a Local | 15 Tips on How to Ride the CTA Chicago Travel Guide
The Chicago L Train is the second longest public transit train system in the United States. In this travel video I present a guide to the CTA train system.
From the history of the Chicago L Train to tips and tricks on how to ride the Chicago public trains, you will learn everything you need to know for navigating Chicago by L.
The first L train was opened in 1892 by the Chicago and Southside Elevated Railroad Company. The CTA was formed in 1947 and consolidated the private L train companies in Chicago.
The CTA train lines are named after colors - Red Line, Blue Line, Orange Line, Brown Line, Green Line, Pink Line, Purple Line, and Yellow Line.
All of the CTA Trains go to the Chicago Loop (downtown) except the Yellow Line which goes to Skokie.
Regardless of whether you're underground, at grade, or elevated above ground, the train system is called the L. We don't call in the Chicago Subway, the Chicago Tube, the Chicago Underground, or the Chicago Metro.
'L' is short for Elevated Train as the majority of the train tracks are elevated. Chicago is the only major city in the United States with elevated train tracks running through its downtown area.
A ride on the L Train costs $2.50, there is no time limit and there are no zones.
I hope that this video is useful for newcomers and visitors to Chicago.
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Chicago, the Second City of the USA has so much for tourists to do. The Art Institute of Chicago, The Magnificent Mile, The Shed Aquarium, The Willis/Sears Tower, the Bean, and so much more! However, there are some things that tourists should know before they visit Chicago so they make sure they have a great time in the Windy City!
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10 THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE VISITING CHICAGO
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How to get around at the Chicago O’hare international Airport - part 1 #ohareairport #ohare
The Chicago O’hare international airport ( or just O’hare by those familiar with it)is one of the busiest in the world. With over 50 million travelers yearly and some 208 world wide destinations offered.
Being such a busy airport, the city has created tunnels and trains to facilitate movement around the airport. In this video we will take a look at them and how a visitor can find their way around the airport departure and arrival areas.
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HOW TO RIDE THE BUS IN CHICAGO // CTA Public Transportation Travel Guide from a Local (4K Vlog)
Today I've got a complete guide to the CTA Bus Public Transportation in Chicago!
If you're moving to Chicago, just visiting for travel, or you already live here and want to start taking advantage of the incredible public transportation in the Windy City, this guide is for you!
The Chicago Transit Authority is the governing body of the public transportation system here in the city, which includes both buses and trains.
The earliest forms of rapid transit in Chicago were horse drawn cars which began operating in 1859. They could only transport 12 passengers and maxed out at 3mph.
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This is the Chicago transit system with Ventra (2022) #chicago #chicagotravel #cta
This video gives a brief description on the chicago Ventra system with the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA). Ventra is the payment system used by the city for payment to its CTA ( As well as Metra and Pace in the suburbs). Discussed are the features of the card and fare rates. Keep in mind fares shown in this video may change from the time of this video and some of the features can be changed as well. For the most part,What is described in this video I have seen in practice for the past 20 years of my riding it.
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How do you get to Downtown Chicago from the airport- O'Hare / Affordable Public transportation
Got a layover in Chicago and or would like to know how to get to Downtown Chicago from the airport? I share how I did that. Taking the CTA Blue line to get to Downtown Chicago. Took about an hour to get there. Watch along if you would like! To support the channel, like, comment and subscribe!
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How To Navigate Your First Time Through An Airport: A Beginner’s Guide
This video is for those of you who are going to be heading to an airport for the first time or maybe it will be the first time in a long time. I am going to walk you through the entire process so that you can feel comfortable navigating the airport and not end up lost and confused.
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In this video Ben walks you through the process of navigating an airport for the first time. There are 4 parts to the video. What to do before you go to the airport. What to do when you arrive at the airport. How to get through airport security and what to do for connecting flights and when you reach your final destination.
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