Switching Terminals
#1
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Join Date: Jul 2007
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Switching Terminals
I couldn't find the answer to this during my search, so hopefully someone can help.
My wife has to switch from terminal 1 to terminal 2 to catch the next leg of her trip. The particular flight she is on has been landing in the low B's (i.e. B7). From this point, how would she get to terminal 2 for her flight that has been leaving from the low F's.
She is not a travelor, so she is terrified of the possibility of getting lost in ORD.
My wife has to switch from terminal 1 to terminal 2 to catch the next leg of her trip. The particular flight she is on has been landing in the low B's (i.e. B7). From this point, how would she get to terminal 2 for her flight that has been leaving from the low F's.
She is not a travelor, so she is terrified of the possibility of getting lost in ORD.
#2


Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Louisville, KY, USA
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Terminal map is at http://www.chicagotraveler.com/chica...irport-map.htm. Not hard to walk from 1 to 2.
#4
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: ORD
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There's only one way - just follow the overhead signs to terminal 2. She might be advised that there is a bus from the C concourse in terminal 1 to the E concourse in terminal 2. This will be more walking/take longer than just walking if she comes into a B gate.
#6




Join Date: Sep 2002
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The walk between terminals (particularly if she does arrive into a B gate) is very easy. Whichever gate she does arrive at, tell her to (staying airside) walk toward gates B5/B6. There's a walkway (she'll walk past the security checkpoint enroute to the walkway from those gates) which connects the terminals. It's fairly well marked at that point, IIRC.


