![]() At either stop, take the Green Line north towards downtown (in the direction of Harlem/Lake). You can also take the UChicago NightRide South route shuttle to access the Green Line at the 63rd/Cottage Grove stop. The most accessible way to use the Green Line from UChicago is to take CTA Bus Route #55 (see above) to the Garfield Green Line stop. The #55 runs 24 hours a day it picks up about every 10 minutes and during the late hours every 30 minutes. It is mainly used for getting to the Green and Red train lines (as well as Midway airport) and across Hyde Park. The #55 runs east to west along 55 th street, from the Museum of Science & Industry. The #X28 Stony Island Express runs on weekdays rush periods only, every 10 minutes. It runs southbound all the way to 103 rd St. To go downtown, catch the bus at 57 th and Stony Island or one of the stops along South Hyde Park Boulevard. The X28 goes from Hyde Park to Union Station during rush hours. The #6 runs daily from about 5 AM -1 AM., every five to ten minutes. To get back to Hyde Park, catch the bus heading south on State Street between Lake St and Balbo Ave. ![]() The bus also travels north on South Hyde Park Boulevard between 57 th and 47 th Streets. Get on at Stony Island Avenue and 59 th or 57 th Street. Most students use the #6 bus to go downtown and back. The #4 runs 24 hours a day, every 5-15 minutes. To get back to Hyde Park from downtown on the #4, catch it southbound on Michigan and Randolph or Michigan and Washington. It runs from Hyde Park to the southern part of downtown. The #4 picks up at Cottage Grove and any street between 51 st and 60 thStreets. The #2 only runs during the mornings (6-9 AM) and evenings (3:30-7 PM), every 20 minutes. You can catch the bus at several points along 60 th Street and East Hyde Park Boulevard with several downtown stops This bus runs between Hyde Park and Navy Pier. The following CTA bus and train routes operate between Hyde Park and downtown Chicago. Google Maps includes public transportation directions for the City of Chicago. Visit: for more information about UChicago Transportation Services From CTA buses that operate on or near University facilities, to parking lots conveniently located throughout campus, to bike lanes and bike renting options, to alternative transportation programs, UChicago features many safe and efficient ways to move around the greater Hyde Park area. Whether you use public transportation, drive, bike, or walk, the University of Chicago can accommodate your needs. Return to Top University of Chicago Transportation At non-peak times, Both tend to be significantly cheaper than a taxi and allow for airport pick-ups. A taxi from downtown Chicago to campus is approximately $15-$25.Ĭhicago is also serviced by ride share services, such as Uber and Lyft. A taxi from O'Hare to campus will cost approximately $50 -$70. Taxi service from Midway airport to campus will cost anywhere from $20 -$35. From here you can generally walk to your destination or catch a bus to head further west.Īlternatively, you can take a taxi from the Jackson Blue Line train stop, to reduce the amount of taxi fare. If you take the Blue Line to the Washington & State stop, you can board the #6 (Jackson Park Express) or the #28 (Stony Island Express), both of which service east Hyde Park. ![]() The Blue Line does not run all the way to Hyde Park, so you must connect with either a different L line, bus or taxi to complete your trip. The least expensive, but most time-consuming route to Hyde Park is boarding the CTA Blue Line train from the airport terminal. Visit: for updated schedule and fare information ![]() Buses accept cash and Ventra fare cards, but no change will be given. #55 Bus: The #55 runs east and west along 55 th Street. #59 Bus: The #59 runs east and west on 59 th Street (perfect for getting to OIA) There are two CTA buses that service the route: There are no CTA L trains that run directly from the airport to Hyde Park. The University of Chicago's close proximity to Midway Airport makes finding an inexpensive ride here very easy. The GO Airport Express shuttle makes several planned stops at specific locations, but will also pick-up and drop-off anywhere in the area. Reservations are required, and can be made here on their website: Train/Bus: The GO Airport Express shuttle regularly services the Hyde Park Area. The easiest option for getting from O’Hare or Midway airport to Hyde Park is to take an airport shuttle. ![]()
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