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All of our partner lots have a free shuttle which will take you from the parking lot to your terminal. When you return, the shuttle will pick you up and take you back to your car. Unless otherwise noted, shuttles run 24 hours a day to drop you off for that early-morning flight or pick you up late at night after a long delay.
Unless otherwise noted, all of our partner lots are open 24 hours a day meaning someone is watching out for your car at all hours of the day. Most lots are fenced and have video surveillance with highly limited access, making sure that you car will be secure while you are away.
Making an online reservation not only guarantees you'll have a spot, it also locks in special online discounts that we've arranged with the parking lots. Not only do you save money compared to parking at the airport, you'll get additional savings by booking in advance.
Parking Guide
Parking at Chicago O’Hare International Airport
AirportParking.com has you covered for Chicago O’Hare International Airport parking. Feel safe with 24-hour security at all locations, while getting to your flight on time is easy with free airport shuttles. There are12 parking areas to choose from, including five located within nearby airport hotels. Most range in services, from valet parking to car wash and other vehicle maintenance services.
Parking at O’Hare is easy with short-term hourly parking on Level 1 and long-term Daily Parking on Levels 2 through 6, as well as valet parking. All on-site airport parking is just a short walk to Terminals 1, 2 and 3. Additionally, there is a separate Lot D for those who need long term parking for international flights, and two Economy Lots, E and F, respectively. The Kiss ‘n’ Fly and Cell Phone lots offer short term parking for those dropping off or picking up arriving passengers.
ORD Airport Guide
Chicago O’Hare International Airport – which served Chicago and the Chicagoland area – is one of the busiest airports in the world, ranking third with over 66 million passengers passing through its gates in 2010. It’s not just a busy place: while there are flights to over 60 international destinations, O’Hare has been voted “Best Airport in North America†by Business Traveler Magazine and Global Traveler Magazine for over a decade.
Located 17 miles outside the Chicago Loop, O’Hare is easy to access from the highway. Passengers can reach O’Hare via I-190 near the I-294 and I-90 interchange, or I-90/94 northwest from downtown Chicago. In terms of public transit, the Blue Line of the Chicago ‘L’ train and CTA Orange Line both go directly to the airport. Commuter trains for Metra North Central Service also stop at the O’Hare Transfer station, which is connected to the Airport Transit System.
O’Hare currently serves as the primary hub for United Airlines and as a major hub for American Airlines. Of the four terminals at O’Hare, international flights for air carriers such as AeroMexico, Air France, British Airways, KLM Royal Dutch, Korean Air, and Virgin Atlantic all go through Terminal 5. United Airlines and United Express handle flights at Terminal 1, along with departures from ANA and Lufthansa. Terminal 2 hosts airlines such as Air Canada, Delta, JetBlue Airways, and US Airways. Terminal 3 is home to American Airlines, Alaska, American Eagle, and Spirit Airlines, as well as departures for Iberia and JAL.
To get around O’Hare, take the Airport Transit System (ATS), a free 24-hour rail system that operates between all the terminals, long term parking, and Metra station. Spanning 2.7 miles, it only takes nine minutes to transverse the entire loop.
Parking Resources
- Shuttles coming from long term parking lots not located at Chicago O’Hare International Airport will drop off and pick up passengers at their terminal.
- To check parking availability in real-time, check the status of all available ORD airport parking lots here.
- Public transportation to Chicago and surrounding areas is available through the L Train and Orange Line.
- O’Hare has a free cell phone lot for drivers picking up arriving passengers to avoid congestion at the curbside of the airport. To reach the cell phone lot, exit 1-190 at North Mannheim Road and follow signs for Economy Lot F.
- Additionally, Chicago ORD has a convenient Kiss ‘n’ Fly lot to help passengers avoid airport traffic. Take the International Terminal exit to Bessie Coleman Drive and get on the airport shuttle to arrive at your terminal.
- O’Hare provides preferred parking spaces for hybrid vehicles. Look for the signs located throughout surface parking lots.
- O’Hare Airport offers power stations with AC outlets and counter space for travelers who need to recharge electronic devices such as cell phones and laptops.
Chicago O’Hare International Airport: http://www.ohare.com/Default.aspx
Chicago Transit: http://www.transitchicago.com/riding_cta/airports.aspx
O’Hare Airport Cell Phone Lot: http://www.ohare.com/PassengerInformation/Parking/OHare/CellPhoneLot.aspx
O’Hare Airport Real Time Parking: http://www.flychicago.com/PassengerInformation/Parking/Status.aspx
Tips & Tricks
You can choose from several affordable Chicago O’Hare International Airport Parking options when planning your next trip out of the Windy City. In addition to parking in the main garage at the airport, you’ll find several secure parking lots within a five-mile radius of the main terminals. Whether you’re looking for short-term or long-term ORD Airport Parking, you’ll find a variety of options to meet your needs.
- Check up to date traffic reports as you prepare for your flight.
- Locate your terminal on the terminal map. Use ATS to travel between terminals.
- Wireless internet access is available for $6.95 per day in Concourses B, C, E, F, H & K.
- Visit the virtual concierge kiosks in baggage claim areas for updated airport info.
- Plug in at new power stations in all terminals and recharge electronic devices.
- Experience the culture of Chicago by visiting O'Hare's arts and exhibits.
- Enjoy your downtime. Rent a movie/DVD player from InMotion Entertainment.
- Stay healthy. Work out at the O'Hare Hilton Athletic Club for $11/day.
- Explore Chicago with these top recommended layover activities.
- Related searches: Midway airport parking
You can save as much as $24 per day or more with off-airport Chicago O’Hare International Airport Parking lots and garages. Several parking lots within five miles of the airport offer affordable rates and amenities including indoor and outdoor parking options, valet parking, and complimentary shuttle service. Some valet services also include clearing ice and snow off the vehicle before pickup. Other amenities might include a complimentary USA Today newspaper during the morning hours and free baggage assistance. Average daily rates at off-airport parking lots range between $6.75 to $18.
