Disappointed that there are no cameras in Lot G to see who may have taken my laptop left at the parking space. I know it's my fault. We left it at 2:00 AM and after a 1 hr drive back home, turned around when we realized we left the laptop and bag. Arrived back at lot at 4:00 AM, parking space was still empty, and bag was gone including laptop. After 8 phone calls, 7 people, I was able to make a police report with Chicago Police. Seems anything related to the parking lot that is "lost" (or stolen) doesn't go through O'Hare Lost and Found, but rather, the police. So I made the report. I then make multiple other calls to ask if they can look at the cameras since I was sure where it was taken and being it was between 2:00AM and 4:00AM, I don't assume it was busy and would be difficult to find. However, I was told there are no cameras in that lot. We also had to remove a part on my door handle which took 10 mins (Key fab issue), and I was concerned it looked like we were breaking in my car. When that was happening, Security drove right by and we couldn't believe they didn't at least stop to ask why we were removing the handle as it clearly looked suspicious and we were using our phones for light. Remember, this was 2:00 AM. Then, the car alarm went off for at least 60-90 seconds. Again, no Security. Security did show up however when it was time to leave and the machine wasn't accepting the same card we used to enter to pay. We were told that it's often their machine so we gave them another card to use. I guess when it comes to payment, they will be sure to get their money. This is not a safe lot and I will never park there again. My fault for leaving my laptop. But this was a the first time in a long time that we chose to park here instead of one of the other third party lots. I will never do that again as I would have assumed, for not just issues with thefts, that I would be safe. I'm pretty sure if I would have been assaulted, no one would have been around either and no cameras for O'Hare Airport???? Unbelievable. BTW, in talking to a Chicago police officer, he laughed when I asked about whether or not there might be something on the cameras to show who may have taken my property. I'm not holding out any hope that the police have time to track down what happened to my property. In fact, I don't believe Chicago Police were even quite sure what was needed to file the report based on questions and follow up calls I received to complete their report. But who would have also thought that Lost and Found for O'Hare doesn't service this type of issue in the O'Hare parking lot. I guess they only handle it when it's within the inside of the airport ( I assume). I rarely write reviews, but this was one I feel others need to be aware of. Again, I get it it's my fault for leaving my laptop. But for safety reasons, why in the heck would a large airport like O'Hare not have cameras in the parking lots?????? read more

Got in late on Sunday night - Not real happy with the big scratch in my front bumper - wasn't told about it either. Found it the next day - and of course I can't prove it and I left the facility. read more

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I'm happy to confirm that terminal 5 parking is open for drop off/ pick up. Plenty of parking with only a couple of concerns. Minor complaint: Driving through parking area has two way traffic lanes that feel a bit tight at each end. Drive carefully. Major complaint: Payment kiosks are right outside the elevators and completely exposed to the cold Chicago winters. Ridiculous set up and should be an enclosed area. Also will cause congestion around the elevators when people are waiting. Only 1 of 4 elevators are currently running. For $191 million this design doesn't work well. read more

Its difficult for me to think of anything bad that occurred to me by parking in Economy Lot E in January 2020. Prices were reasonable (between $10-12/per day), the shuttle bus ran on time (and the waiting area was heated), and there seemed to be enough parking lots available to fly out on a Thursday evening (returned Sunday). Obviously, the downside of parking at an economy parking lot is that you & the car are exposed to the elements. Welcome to Chicago. I left in a light rain, and arrived to my car that was covered in snow & ice thanks to a weekend snowstorm. No big deal, even if I had to use a credit card to scrap the ice away from the door lock. Much love for O'Hare parking. The interior waiting area had enough room to fit 30-40 people comfortably. Almost like an old school Greyhound bus terminal, where the employees actually talk with you, as well as indicate when the next shuttle is arriving for departure. read more

O'Hare Parking - My car underneath a sheet of ice, yet close enough to walk 100 feet to the shuttle terminal (which was heated). - Parking Near Me

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Remote lots E, F, and G are not bad, and they are served by some of the best City of Chicago employees I've ever encountered. That part is really inexplicable. It's reasonably safe, and pretty convenient. You get picked up by a bus and then go to the rental car stop for the airport tram. It's busy and there will be bad travelers from this stop on out, expect it. Take a PIC of your location for the return, the bus drivers will help you find your car from the PIC. This is a better deal than the private garages around O'Hare both in terms of cost but also in terms of time from locking your car to getting to the departure gate. Plan on 45 minutes from the exit ramp, finding which of the three are open (the other two will be filled up), to the bus, to the tram, to your departure terminal. It's O'Hare, you want to be at the departure terminal check in 3 hours before your international flight and try to eat before you arrive. read more

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I've had to fly out of O'Hare quite a few times in the past few months. It seems that often when I go to park on one of the garage floors it's full and there's no spaces left. Twice now I've tried to get help to get up to another level or get to the other side of the garage to find a spot and it's just so inconvenient for the price you pay. Don't have many options if you need quick parking without having to take a shuttle or train in from outer parking lot so oh well likely will come back, but I don't have any other options. read more

there we're no signs about using the tram to get to terminal 5 . And also there should have signs in the terminal to let people know where to go. I was really getting frustrated with the situation. read more

Give yourself extra extra time and brace for a potentially crowded tram ride and also sometimes an extra shuttle to remoter-remote parking (Lot G) if the indoor parking at F is full, which it was this past Monday, even at 2 PM. Totally full, so I had to drive over to Lot G and try to find a spot. Then, took a shuttle back to Parking F then, the tram to my terminal. So I would say to give yourself at least an additional 30 minutes for this process, but potentially up to 45 minutes. Coming home last night, I couldn't find my car as I thought I was parked in E5 but was actually in E8 as my vision sucks and when I checked the sign when I parked on Monday I could have sworn it said E5. So I spent 20 minutes walking up/down every aisle of Lot G E1-8, alone, at 10 PM, until I found my car. Phew. It was nice to be able to drive home in my own car versus a taxi from the airport, but the process to getting back out to long-term parking is exhausting after a long day of flying and navigating airports. I felt safe though and the lighting was good at 10 PM so I was able to find my car eventually. Drivers on the shuttles are nice. Advice: TAKE A PHOTO OF WHERE YOU PARKED YOUR CAR. I promise, you will not remember. read more

Never thought there would be a day of affordable ORD parking. $10/day got us in a close enough lot and consistent shuttles. Interstate signage everywhere for exits into the city or Wisconsin. read more

So much for economy all 4 lots full! Forcing us to park in daily parking $43 a day. FU o'hare airport read more

O'Hare Parking - So much for economy all 4 lots full! Forcing us to park in daily parking $43 a day. FU o'hare airport. - Parking Near Me

The parking situation at O'Hare is inexcusable! I fly every 3 weeks or so and 3 out of 3 times all lots are full. There are acres of unused parking space that is not open. Horrible! read more

I feel weird reviewing a parking lot, of all things, but honestly have to give a shout-out to their roadside assistance. You may not be aware that when you park at O'Hare, you're entitled to roadside assistance, but you are. Late last night we arrived back to Lot G to find our car covered in snow (to be expected) and our battery dead (not expected). You can get the number from the shelters, and a gentleman showed up promptly, which was good as it was a balmy 10 degrees F. Super friendly, super professional, and didn't give up on our old car. Told us to wait (with our little kid) in his nice warm van too while he worked his magic. I didn't catch his name but kudos to that lifesaver. read more

The only way to describe the parking situation at Ohare right now is akin to a 3rd world country right now. On my way out of Lot H this past Friday, the temperature was 29 degrees . The bus wait stations say the bus comes every 5-15 minutes. We (about 15 people ) waited over 45 minutes . One bus showed up, dropped of an employee by their car, then proceeded to drive right by us without picking up the folks waiting in the cold. Maybe a bad day. It's possible . Well just returned on Saturday and am now waiting another 30 minutes and counting. Lot F buses show up every 5 minutes BTW? read more

Parked in lot H for a 10 day trip. The return plane landed at 11:40pm and we had our luggage and were at the shuttle pickup spot by 11:55pm. Shuttle after shuttle arrived for lot F and E but the drivers insisted they could not go to lot H. Finally at 12:30am one of the lot F drivers took pity on the ten people who were waiting for lot H and said he would take us but could not enter the lot but would drop us off on the street near the entrance. He claimed lot H was run by a different company. Apparently they were not running shuttles back to the lot late at night- Parkers beware! You might be stranded at the terminal. read more

Instructions are beyond unclear. The staff are so rude. In 7/5/23 at 6:30pm all I did was ask the shuttle driver if we were in lot e or g because the signs were conflicting and he got the biggest attitude. if you hate your job, that's not my fault. his butt was hanging out of his pants and he was so incredibly nasty to me for no reason. I spent 2 hours roaming around O'Hare because the directions given were confusing and no one was clear. I think midway is the better way to go from now on. O'Hare sucks. read more

I've never had a problem here but recently had an issue with Abe O!!! First he was slower then molasses...I totally picked the wrong lane. The other lanes were checking cars out like crazy. So here I sat waiting for Abe O to get his act together. It was late and pouring rain. Finally I got to the window and went to hand Abe O my ticket. He just stood there starring into space. I thought he might have died. After two minutes of complete silence he takes my ticket and says, "I can't take your ticket it's wet!" it took every muscle in my body not to explode. I looked at him and said, "Of course it's wet...it's raining outside and if you would have taken my ticket instead of standing there for two minutes we wouldn't have this problem!" He gave me some more lip...I was really shocked, then I saw the sign that said, "Call Us if you have comments or problems!" After painfully taking 10 minutes to pay my parking charge and waiting forever for him to open the gate. I had to ask, "Can you please open the gate and let me out?" He again just stared at me. I think something was going on here but I can not speculate. I then decided to call that number and then got an answering machine. I left a message with my phone number and what happened. And I've never gotten a call back. It has been almost two months and no call back. So I am assuming they are not going to call because they probably don't care. Luckily I've never seen Abe O again...I'm sure I wasn't the only complaint the rain night!!! (This is the Economy Lot) read more

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For an airport this large and cramped real estate for parking, ord does a great job with their economy parking. It's easy to get in and out at all times of the day (even with the construction). The lot seems safe and for $9/day in the f lot you can't beat it. If you park in F lot you will have to take a Bus to a train. But it flows well and doesn't seem like that much of an inconvenience. 30 mins from locking car to ticket counter. (That's an average timed at various times of the day, weekend / weekday / night / day) Train drops you off right at the ticket counters so no long hikes with all your luggage. Trains and busses run frequently at all hours. read more

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This review is for Main Parking Lots A, B, and C. Definitely the choice to take if you want to drop off someone here and spend a few hours with them before their departure or want to wait for someone after they have arrived into ORD. I came here at night and during the day. The parking lot was definitely emptier during the day. It was extremely easy to get to. Exit for this garage is located on the LEFT hand side. RIGHT side goes to Lot F. Rates here are $2 for the first hour and $4 for up to three hours. They take cash and all major credit cards. The garage is ABOVE the terminals, so you will need to go all the way down. A short walk on the walk way takes you to the baggage claim area where you can wait. If I had known it would be this easy I would have done it a long time ago!!!! You can find more info here: http://flychicago.com/PassengerInformation/Parking/OHare/Rates.aspx read more

I always park at the Valet for AA in terminal 3.....it is expensive at $48 per day, but once you land you can call them and your car will be waiting (especially nice in the winter, rain, or hot weather). Valets are very friendly and fast. Best way to go read more

I just flew out of Ohare in September 2021. I used to really like flying out of Ohare, mainly because the Economy parking was so simple, easy, and efficient. The tram was awesome. Now it's the worst nightmare ever. Now you have to find the new parking area miles from where it used to be. Then you park in a multi-level parking lot where you are so squeezed in you almost need to grease the side of your car to slide between them. The signage is pretty much non-existent to tell you where to go. The tram is no longer an option so you have to ride busses that are not marked for the terminals they go to, the gates are not marked, all of the bus drivers we encountered were the most rude people you can imagine and weren't in the least helpful. And it appeared they were getting kicks out of driving recklessly. The elevators in the parking garage were clean but there were no buttons inside to push to get to the appropriate floor. You actually have to get out of the elevator, push the appropriate floor button, and then get back inside the elevator. The best I can say is that if somebody tried to design the worst possible parking and transit system in the world, you have accomplished it. read more

This is a one-star review of O'Hare Parking apparently operated by the City Of Chicago Aviation Department (FlyChicago.com) and the service they use to allegedly provide guaranteed parking spaces. The reservation service is operated by Park Mobile Global. A reservation costs $15.00. Regular parking fees apply. We used it for the first time on Tuesday without a problem. Today, however, the ramp to Level 4, where the reserved spaces are, was barricaded. You're given number to call in this event, but no further instructions. Imagine, you're sitting on a one-lane spiral ramp with traffic behind you and two kids who you have to get on a plane as unaccompanied minors. And you're supposed to call a number and do what? Fortunately there were regular parking spaces available and we took what was there. When I called the number after returning home, I was told I should have looked for a "a little glass house". How am I supposed to know that if you don't tell me? Then they said I should have called and they would have sent someone to open the gate. Wonderful - but how was I supposed to get back to the lowered gate? That the woman on the other end of the call didn't seem to know. Then I called Park Mobile Global and they said they wouldn't issue a refund because the time slot for the reservation had come and gone. Didn't matter that we couldn't get to the floor with the reserved spots. The representative finally said he would refer the matter to upper management. As far as I'm concerned, this is just another typical City Of Chicago scam. I'll dispute the charge with my credit card issuer and, in the future won't be using the reserved parking service allegedly, but not quite actually, touted by FlyChicago.com and Park Mobile Global. Just another Chicago scam. Jerry read more

Never gonna be happy paying $17 a day for economy parking....ridiculous

Worst experience. The G lot is always temporarily full because they only let employees park, so everyone else has to park at the $17 parking, which is called economy, but that is not economy! This place is such a scam! Chicago is such a rip off. Then after paying $17, i have to wait forever for a crowded bus to get to the terminal. This experience has already ruined my vacation. read more

Lot F stand for a lot of things. F stands for "Far Away". Add 30 minutes in travel time for bus and tram. The bus comes every 5-10 minutes, and the trams are about the same. Sometimes the stars align and you can get to the terminal in 10 minutes, but it's usually 20-25. F stands for "Freaking Large". There's a lot of space here. Only time it's been anywhere close to full? Holidays. Otherwise, it's a breeze to grab a spot and wait for that shuttle. F stands for "For realz? Only $9 a day? In Chicago? Bitching". Church. F stands for "Forget the other options". Yeah, you can save a couple of bucks by parking at a hotel and using their shuttle, but I can guarantee you you'll lose more time. Yes, you can park closer to the airport, but I guarantee you you'll spend way too much. F stands for "Follow the signs to the Cell Phone Lot". Lot F is attached to the cell phone lot. Take exit 2A on 190 and you're right as rain. Safe Travels! read more

Ah airport parking. So necessary yet so overpriced. I often wonder who is parking in Lot A because I'm pretty sure I could buy another plane ticket for the price they are paying to park there. You've probably already guessed it, but I'll just come out and say it, "I'm cheap". That means I park in Lot F for $9 a day. It's almost twice as much to park in Lot E ($17/day) and I would say you are less than 5 minutes closer to the terminal. It is kind of a pain to take a bus to the tram before finally arriving near the terminals. I've never had to wait more than 5 minutes for either the bus or the tram and the trip to the terminal only takes 15-20 minutes. If you park here, make sure you remember where you parked. The lot is HUGE, and searching for your car could take forever. I have to chuckle when people are walking through the lot pressing the lock/unlock button on their car so it makes noise and they can find it. Each of the rows are lettered so write down what row you are in or make a note on your cell phone or something! read more

Economy Lot F. Highly Recommended. Hours are great, easy to get to, and the price is very competitive to the other 3rd parties parking lot, which are much further away and you have to call them to get picked up (which isn't fun if you come late night). I usually just take the CTA from my home, but I had to make a 7.40 flight on a Friday and didn't want to leave early from work to go home and then take CTA to airport (it would be more than 1.5 hour commute altogether).. So I just drove from work here. Even in rush hour, I was here in 25 minutes (from Skokie). This F lot is outside of the Airport, but there's a shuttle to take you to the airport train/tram. I found parking right away, close to the entrance and waited only a few minutes for the bus to come by. What I didn't know is the bus gives you a free tour of the impound lot! What a nice surprise. (It's actually a stop, and it tells you how far removed you are from the terminals). But it dropped me off at the tram quickly. I missed getting into the tram, but another came in 5 minutes. My return was a Sunday night (at 10pm). I got the tram fairly quickly, once I found where to can catch it. There was a bus waiting for us to take us to Parking Lot F. Got into my car and paid for my time and was off. Easy as pie. Keep in mind, the 3rd parties (i.e. Pride) can say it's only $7 a day, but add tax and its $7.75. A dollar and a quarter difference... might make sense for many many days, but for only a few days, go to Lot F and save the hassle of scheduling your parking and pickup. read more

I was a bit terrified when I was making my way to the econcomy parking lot because I could not find an address, luckily the signs are marked well. I parked in the economy F lot and paid $36 for 4 days which beats the cab ride I would have had to pay for. I waited 2 minutes for the shuttle to take me to the aiport where I think took the train to my terminal. Coming back to my parking spot took longer but overall a great deal and easy. read more

On a recent vacation the boy and I parked in lot F, the most economy of the economy lots. We had considered taking a bus, but the flight times were weird and two tickets on the bus roundtrip were more expensive than driving and parking. We arrived in the early-morning dark and it was a little weird how you get to the lot - my GPS directed me through back roads and there wasn't any signage (maybe due to construction?) convincing me it was taking us the wrong way. At another airport the GPS tried to take me to the parking lot by way of their commercial shipping airfield, so I was not convinced that there was going to be an entrance from the side of the airport I was on. The GPS did not lead me astray, though, and eventually we saw a sign with an arrow to economy parking. We lucked out and snagged a spot a row over from the bus shelter; it took maybe 5 minutes for the bus to show up from our arrival. The bus took us to the train, and we rode all the way around to our terminal. Getting back was a similar breeze - we landed around midnight and made the trek back by train and then out the door to a waiting bus. We kept our eye out for the correct bus shelter number and were out of the lot in no time. I personally probably wouldn't park here if I was traveling by myself and was going to be waiting around at odd hours; the bus shelter on my way there had plenty of people, but waiting for the train at night left us alone on the tracks with only one other person for a good fifteen minutes. I've probably watched too much SVU but it was a little deserted for my taste. For four days it was less than $40 - not bad! read more

This review is for economy parking lot F. $9/day. We were traveling with skis and were concerned with being able to fit them in a cab. So we drove and parked here. As we pulled in we saw the free shuttle. By the time we got our bags out and walked to the shelter, another shuttle pulled in. I would recommend using this lot if you a) are not driving in rush hour 2) are not in a hurry 3) want to save money. Parking here for for a week is cheaper than taking a cab to and from (for me). read more

Parking lot F is the cheapest at $9/day. It's uncovered but seems to be patrolled by a security driver weaving through the lot. They provide The shuttle comes around every 5-10 minutes and takes 10 minutes to stop you off at the airport tram that will get you to the terminals. All in all, took us 25 minutes from parking our car to arriving at our terminal (keep in mind this was at 5 a.m.). read more

Lot g was full...told to go across the road to f..22 bucks a day economy parking..what rubbish...the people mover still isn't working ..Chicago O'Hare parking is an absolute embarrassment. read more

This review is primarily for remote lot F How long before the airport authorities realize that they aren't screwing people on this one? This has to be the last good value left at ORD. In the never-ending quest to squeeze every drop of blood out of this stone, this service has yet to be overly inflated. Who doesn't want to get off of a plane after a long flight and a few minutes later, be in your own car heading home? I know I do. At $9/day. It doesn't pay to use one of those off-airport lots, or take the bus up from Milwaukee. I've used these lots a few times now and have not experienced long waits for shuttle buses or full lots. A winner in my eyes! Another lot I frequent it the pick-up/drop-off lot in terminal 5. Free for the first 30 minutes and only $2 for the first hour? Steal. What ever they charge, I know it is worth it to my wife to have me waiting for her after she clears customs. It's only about a hundred yards from your parking spot to the arrivals hall and your loved ones.. read more

Typical Chicago parking lot but at least the prices are fair and it's secure. Not too far from the gates, which is a big plus and they take debit cards. Staff is friendly but occasionally distracted. Lighting is good and I didn't notice any meth heads roaming the lot read more

Parking is now $22 a day in remote parking. There is a fancy new lot but the only spots left were tiny. And beware the tram is not working. Why close the old lot before this is fully functional. Never doing this again. read more

I fly frequently. I recently parked in the $10 economy lot at the O'Hare airport. I called ahead of time because I had a feeling the lot would fill up fast. They told me get there between 5-6 am. I arrived around 5:30. Plenty of spots. Also, this was a Saturday. Really is $10 a day taxes and fees included. read more

Love the parking lot F this is a little more expensive than some of the options in the area. The busses are running all of the time and there is good access to the tram system. For a 3-4 day trip this is cheaper than a cab back and forth from the airport. read more

Cheapest Ive found... IM parking here tomorrow... $6.50 a day... YIH! http://www.prideparking.com/ read more

This review is in regards to the "FlyChicago Reserved Parking" at the O'Hare airport , which you'll see on flychicago.com website when you check out availability at the airport parking lots. Buyer beware. I reserved a spot right after 4th of July worried with people traveling the lot might be full when I arrived. So, I paid the $90 fee. Like other reviews, be aware this is just to reserve and not the actual daily parking fee, which is the current $40 a day. I will say the website was VERY clear about what the $90 fee was, so maybe it was because of so many complaints. This wasn't my issue, though. I had an early morning flight and booked the evening before. I arrived around 5:15am and the ramp to the reserved spots was barricaded off. You have to let the website know at time of booking when you'll be arriving, so there were no warnings like "sorry, we won't be open before X o'clock". No, and I've scoured the website since and there is no specific time it will be closed. Of course there was absolutely no one around to assist. Thankfully I was able to find an unreserved spot. But, I could see the reserved level from where I parked, and there were tons of spaces! So why was it barricaded off? Well, I never write a review until I've given a company a chance to respond directly to me before making it public. That was a waste of time as well. I sent an email, got an automated response. And to add insult to injury, there was no hesitation collecting my $90 a day later. For real. SO - just be careful and if anything goes wrong don't rely on any type of customer service to save the day. read more

This lot is a great value at $9 per day. I understand that for some, the distance coupled with the time required to wait for a bus (5 minutes), then transfer to a tram make this too inconvenient. But whether travelling for business or pleasure I have a hard time justifying paying nearly double ($17 for the next closest lot) to avoid crossing the street on a bus shuttle. The Main lots have such expensive full day rates that a cab or limo ride to the airport would quickly become competitive with parking. If you are mobility impaired, are running late for your flight, or if you have relatively unlimited cash assets, choose a lot closer to the terminal. If you are able-bodied, on time, and budget conscious, you will really appreciate Lot F at O'Hare. read more

Parking in Lot G extremely was frustrating. I contacted the parking lot by phone (after sending an email that said I should call) to clarify the bus or ATS service from the parking lot. They couldn't confirm anything. Online info was bus to ATS, then ATS to terminals "starting in June" (2022? 2023?). When I got to Lot G, the bus took us all the way to the terminals directly. On the way back the trip was worse. At the arrivals for Terminal 3, it was very dark, no signs, no persons, not sure exactly where the bus pickup was to be near door 3E. We waited 25 minutes and finally a poorly marked bus showed up. Very disappointed that after years of ATS delays, management can't find the time to post current information online and at minimum have a sign in the bus drop-off area to make it clear where to wait and pick-up frequency. Did not enjoy standing around in the cold in mid-December not knowing if a bus will perhaps show up. Not worth $15/day. read more