As of 6/20
To avoid surge pricing and limited availability, we recommend looking in nearby neighborhoods and suburbs. If you do plan on staying in Chicago, you may want to consider AirBnbs or shared options.
~45 minute drive to ceremony, or take Red Line to Brown Line public transit
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~45 minute drive, or take the 82 bus to Blue Line
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~45 minute drive to ceremony, or take Union Pacific North Metra train
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~50 minute drive to ceremony
~30 minute drive to ceremony, or take BNSF Metra Train to Union Station
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~30 minute drive to ceremony, or take BNSF Metra Train to Union Station
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~45 minute drive to ceremony site, or take Southwest Service Metra Train
~50 minute drive to ceremony site, or take 385 bus to Orange Line public transit
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~17 minute drive to ceremony, or take Green Line public transit
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~20 minute drive to ceremony, or use Green Line for public transit
See Celebrate tab for bus and train route map
Are these the only options left?
Nope! Plenty of options in Chicago and other suburbs, these are just the most budget friendly (not including motels) and are most vistor friendly. Feel free to reach out if you find another option and want more details about the neighborhood!
When does marathon prep begin? Will I be able to leave my hotel if streets are closed?
Street closures typically start early the morning of the marathon (10/12, ~4-5AM), and re-open mid day. No need to rush back home or move your car! Click to view a list of last year's street closures.