How to get to Wisconsin dells from Madison airport?

From which Greyhound station is easier to get to O'hare airport? I'm coming from Wisconsin Dells?

• From which Greyhound station is easier to get to O'hare airport? I'm coming from Wisconsin Dells, in september, to Chicago(more precise O'hare airport, because I'm ...show more

• Answer:

  As the other person asked, can you catch the Coach bus in Madison? It would make life a bit easier by delivering you right to O'Hare. If you have to catch the Greyhound: My first choice would be the Cumberland Ave. stop. This stop is the closest to O'Hare by far. Once you hop off here, it is a fairly short walk to the CTA Blue Line train. Once you are on the train, it is a short 10 minute ride to the airport. The downfall with the train is hauling your luggage to the station and on the train. Chicago Amtrak is Chicago Union Station. This would be my second choice. You would have a few easy options from here. You could leave the station and catch the Blue Line subway. I think it is about a 4 block walk to get to the subway station. If you don't want to walk, you could catch the Metra Commuter train from here. The Metra North Central Service line goes right from Union Station to the O'Hare Transfer Station. From O'Hare Transfer station, the parking lot bus will pick you up and take you to the airport My choice 3 would be the "Chicago" stop. Chicago is the Greyhound Bus Depot on Harrison Street. If you get off there, you can walk about 2 blocks and catch the CTA Blue Line Subway which will take you right to the airport. The downfall with the subway is hauling your luggage on the train. You will be about 45 to 50 min to the airport once you are on the train. My last choice would be the 95th & Dan Ryan. The 95th & Dan Ryan is farther south than any of the other stops and is the farthest from the airport. Getting to the airport from here would take a few trains and probably 90 minutes. I don't think it would be a good choice. Google has a tool you can use to help you navigate your way through the public transportation in big cities that works with Google Maps. The website is http://www.google.com/transit. Punch in where you are starting from, where you want to go, and what time you want to leave and it will find you the best routes. If you aren't familiar with the area, it plots the routes on Google Maps and you can zoom in to see where the subway stations and such are. You can look at the street level views and get an idea of landmarks and where to walk. EDIT: The person is right about the bus/ATS from the O'Hare transfer station. My apologies about that. I only have been that route once and I forgot about the train portion. I didn't remember it being that bad, but :) The ATS is the Airport Transit System. Basically it is a train that runs between the terminals and Parking Lot E.