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.

Part 1 covers the airport transit system ( people mover) and the tunnel system that leads to the cta train to the city.

Part 2 (released june 2022) covers taking the ats to the car rentals and economy parking.

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[act]

Never flew internationally out of Chicago before but this video was super helpful. In person if I saw terminal 5 but there was no 4 I might have been confused for a bit. Video saves me the anxiety of not knowing hahah thank you .

[peterbear]

Well presented, very helpful for my trip. Thank you!

[Therealmoseslupai]

Wow what an airport. My mind is blown...

[rodolfoluppi]

Thank you for the in depth explanations!

[mspSelSil]

I'm flying through Chicago in June but I only have a layover of 1h 25 mins to get through immigration, customs, security etc and from terminal 5 to the others. I am already panicking. This video helped a bit.

[skamravec]

6:05 My brother is coming to visit us in Cleveland Ohio. Because he has never flown before and doesn't speak English, I suggested to take direct Polish LOT flight from Krakow Poland to Chicago, instead of taking three flights one way. I found your video very usefull since I'm going to pick him up from Chicago airport. Thank you!

[Riya-vztl]

great video! i was stuck at ORD for hours the first time i landed on international terminal. hopefully will do better this time as i take off

[saratrinidad]

I love this video it was helpful ! I take a trip to Japan next year will I have to go to terminal 5 since it’s international ?

[malintha]

Thank you for a detailed video. I have to pickup someone at the terminal 5 arrival. Can we get in there and meet at the baggage claim, or they have to come to the pickup area? :)

[efren]

You sound like the same guy on the magic revealed channel, is it you irehman7? 😁

[lauralee]

I have been told that using the ATF for a connecting flight from California arriving terminal 1 we don't need to go through security again - is that correct? Is everyone on the ATF already cleared through security?

[Kaybemr]

I'm considering flying business class on United for the first time but I'm nervous about not knowing whether I'm meant to be in a different security checkpoint than everyone else. Is there a different business class security line that I have to make at O'Hare? And is it easy to find?

[dyu]

O'Hare has no "terminal 4" is because no pilot will want to fly in and out of “terminal 4”。 In Asian languages “terminal 4" means "terminal death". Pilots know the meaning of "4". It is also being avoid for flight number bounding for/ from Asia. They will use "8" instead, 8 means "prosperity"

[wdchannel]

Is it possible to take Uber from the international terminal, 5, and where is the are to wait for Uber?

[Sunna_s]

So I have my flight booked for 9/18 and its 1:37 min and its my first time ever flying by myself do you think it will be enough time? 😪💔please help im already panicking

[aaronautry]

If I'm taking a flight to colombia 🇨🇴 but I have only one stop in Florida, do I still need to board on the international? Or is it for non-stopping flights

[victorramosjr]

You want me if we're flying to Rochester Minnesota and we just need to stop for connecting flight there in Chicago do we need to go to a different place from where we get off the plane? Or will we most likely just take off from the same spot where the plane landed? Also do you know about wheelchair rental or how to get a wheelchair there after my wife's open heart surgery on our way back?

[goombabear]

Never again. O'Hare is way too confusing to navigate. Why are there terminals and concourses, and never in an orderly arrangement? When you ask someone, nobody ever knows what terminal they are in and there and signage is spotty at best. I got lost three times trying to get to 'C' concourse. It's not obvious where the escalators are to get to the tunnel to 'C.' If I knew the gates ahead of time and I had long layovers, it would not be a problem. However, United push up the departure time so I had less than thirty minutes to get to my connection. And you never know where your arrival gate is or where your connection gate is until you land. I like Atlanta's high speed underground train, it gets you from one area to the next very quickly. My home airport CLT is also easy to navigate, despite it being under construction for fifteen years.

[brandonm]

I can't even sleep or work in my yard or enjoy my pool in the summer bc they chosen to put their aircraft highway directly over my house. Days on end of air traffic extremely low I'm 20 miles west there's no reason for this shit every 15 seconds I get 2 planes 1 just north 1 just south I've put my complaints on their Google reviews and spoke with federal agents who laugh at my complaints about my lack of sleep and crashing my vehicle bc I didn't sleep for days bc of the noise. I've looked into the health effects of airline noise and its tremendously effects and I'm starting to feel my blood pressure change. I can't even hold a conversation in my driveway without yelling or watch TV on full volume. Oh the federal agent responded with he could see there was 1600 flights over my house that day

[rumelabose]

Didn't find it helpful. I got more confused😵