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To take the Blue Line from Chicago O'Hare airport to downtown, you will need to follow the signs for "CTA Trains" once you exit baggage claim. The Blue Line station is located in the lower level of Terminal 2. You can purchase a fare ticket at the station and board the train going towards "Forest Park." The ride to downtown takes approximately 45 minutes.
The Blue Line trains run 24/7, with trains departing approximately every 5-10 minutes during peak hours and every 15-20 minutes during off-peak hours. You can check the train schedule on the CTA website or at the station for more specific times.
The fare for a one-way trip on the Blue Line from O'Hare to downtown is currently $5.00. You can purchase a fare ticket at the station using cash or credit/debit card. If you plan on using public transportation frequently during your stay in Chicago, consider purchasing a multi-day pass for added convenience and savings.
Yes, there are multiple stops on the Blue Line from O'Hare to downtown. The train will make stops at Rosemont, Cumberland, Harlem, Jefferson Park, Montrose, Irving Park, Addison, Belmont, Logan Square, Damen, and Division before reaching the downtown area. There are no transfers required, and the train will continue on to other destinations after downtown.
No, there are other public transportation options from O'Hare to downtown, such as the CTA bus and the Metra train. However, the Blue Line is the most direct and cost-effective option. Taxis, ride-sharing services, and shuttle services are also available at the airport, but these options may be more expensive.