I used the train yesterday, and it worked as advertised. It took 45
minutes, and it was cheap. However, it will be even slower for
people arriving this weekend. The train will stop running on a
portion of the Blue Line Friday at 11PM (last night) until early
Monday morning. A shuttle bus
On Sun, Jul 15, 2007 at 03:55:39PM -, John Levine wrote:
... walk from the Palmer House unless it's raining really hard.
... If it's raining,
So there's me thinking Chicago in July will be mid 80's sunshine, and
you mention rain twice in one email :)
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Tim
So there's me thinking Chicago in July will be mid 80's sunshine, and
you mention rain twice in one email :)
You can get the occasional thunderstorm of tropical intensity.
Brian
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When I look at the 10 day forecast for Chicago, 5 of the 10 days include
some form of rain.
But they agree with you about the temperature.
Janet
Tim Chown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/16/2007 09:58:35 AM:
On Sun, Jul 15, 2007 at 03:55:39PM -, John Levine wrote:
... walk from the
On Monday, 16 July 2007, Janet P Gunn wrote:
When I look at the 10 day forecast for Chicago, 5 of the 10 days
include some form of rain.
But they agree with you about the temperature.
Janet
As a Chicagoan I can assure you that any forecast beyond the next 12
hours is useless.
Of course,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As a Chicagoan I can assure you that any forecast beyond the next 12
hours is useless.
Just like a typical Chicagoan.
Ridiculously optimistic about the weather.
d/
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FYI,
According to the WEB, it is really easy and really cheap
to take the train from the O'Hare airport to the IETF hotel.
(I have not verified this info however...)
From the airport:
1) Walk east on the terminal 2 CTA Rail Walkway to the station
2) Take the Blue line train southbound
According to the WEB, it is really easy and really cheap
to take the train from the O'Hare airport to the IETF hotel.
The CTA is the subway, which is different from the suburban commuter
train. You are correct that the CTA is by far the best way to get to
downtown Chicago so long as you don't
I have done this and its a lot cheaper than a cab - note that CTA ==
subway.
Note that there are two airports, O'Hare and Midway, and Midway is
much closer to downtown.
I generally find it cheaper and easier to get to Midway from inside
the US, and you will be at your hotel faster.
Note,
