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The thread discusses experiences and opinions regarding flying into Midway or O'Hare airports for trips to North Carolina, focusing on affordability and transportation options from the airports to downtown Chicago.
Views differ regarding the preferred airport and transportation methods, with no clear consensus on which airport is better or which transportation option is superior.
Participants share personal experiences related to travel logistics for a conference, focusing on affordability and ease of transportation.
Consultants planning to attend events in Chicago may find the shared experiences and transportation tips relevant for their travel planning.
NooraK said:I've flown into Midway and then taken the train downtown.
NooraK said:I've flown into Midway and then taken the train downtown.
pchockeymom said:Train?@! Holy crap! That just sent my phobias flying! I definitely need to find someone to travel with! I don't think I could do it by myself.
nancycookspc said:another train tip- you have to have exact change - if you put a $20 it does NOT give change back....
While both airports offer competitive pricing, Midway Airport often has more budget airline options, which can lead to lower fares for flights to North Carolina. However, O'Hare may have more flight options overall, so it's worth comparing prices for both.
O'Hare typically has a wider range of airlines and more direct flight options to various destinations in North Carolina. Midway, on the other hand, may have fewer direct flights but can offer competitive prices, especially with low-cost carriers.
Both airports provide various transportation options, including rental cars, shuttles, and public transit. O'Hare has a more extensive public transit connection via the Blue Line train, while Midway also offers access to the Orange Line, making both airports accessible for travelers.
O'Hare is larger and offers more amenities, including a wider selection of dining and shopping options. Midway, while smaller, still provides essential services and a few dining options, but may have a more limited selection compared to O'Hare.
The convenience of each airport can depend on the specific city in North Carolina you are traveling to. O'Hare generally offers more direct flights to major cities like Charlotte and Raleigh, while Midway may be more convenient for budget-conscious travelers heading to smaller airports or cities.