Midway to Downtown Marriot (NMA)- Cab or shuttle
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Midway to Downtown Marriot (NMA)- Cab or shuttle
Hey,
We are staying at the downtown Marriot on North Michigan Aveune, and wondering the best/least expensive way to travel from Midway to the hotel. There will be three of us, wondering if a cab split three ways might be cheaper than the shuttle, which I believe is $16 per person. Anyone know what a cab from the airport to NMA usually costs?
It will be mid to late afternoon.
Jeanette
We are staying at the downtown Marriot on North Michigan Aveune, and wondering the best/least expensive way to travel from Midway to the hotel. There will be three of us, wondering if a cab split three ways might be cheaper than the shuttle, which I believe is $16 per person. Anyone know what a cab from the airport to NMA usually costs?
It will be mid to late afternoon.
Jeanette
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martytravels has his directions all mixed up. The closest Red line exit is GRAND Ave., but it's really not worth transferring for such a short ride (you'll have to do 2 sets of stairs to transfer.)
Take the Orange line from Midway, which goes clockwise around the Loop, and get off at State and Lake. You can grab a cab from there if your luggage is a problem, but if you can walk a half mile, I recommend it! It's a beautiful and exciting introduction to Chicago.
Walk north to the river (1 block), turn right for 2 short blocks, and then left to cross the Michigan Avenue bridge where the white Wrigley Building stands guard. The hotel is less than 2 blocks north of the river, on the west (Wrigley) side.
Take the Orange line from Midway, which goes clockwise around the Loop, and get off at State and Lake. You can grab a cab from there if your luggage is a problem, but if you can walk a half mile, I recommend it! It's a beautiful and exciting introduction to Chicago.
Walk north to the river (1 block), turn right for 2 short blocks, and then left to cross the Michigan Avenue bridge where the white Wrigley Building stands guard. The hotel is less than 2 blocks north of the river, on the west (Wrigley) side.
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