Tight connection between T1 and T2...Please HELP!
Nov 2, 2003 | 9:25 am
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Tight connection between T1 and T2...Please HELP!
I have never been to Chicago airport. I wil be connecting from Terminal 1 (concourse C) to Terminal 2 (concourse F) with connecting time of 45 minutes in about a week from now.
Someone mentioned something about a direct passage way from T1 to T2 which bypasses security, thereby minimize the chance of missing the connecting flight.
Would someone please provide detail instructions on how to do this. Please reply here and/or send a reply to [email protected]
Thank you very much in advance for your hlep in this matter.
joE
[This message has been edited by sfaguy (edited 11-02-2003).]
Someone mentioned something about a direct passage way from T1 to T2 which bypasses security, thereby minimize the chance of missing the connecting flight.
Would someone please provide detail instructions on how to do this. Please reply here and/or send a reply to [email protected]
Thank you very much in advance for your hlep in this matter.
joE
[This message has been edited by sfaguy (edited 11-02-2003).]
Nov 2, 2003 | 11:41 am
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From Concourse C, everyone has to get over to Concourse B to get to anywhere else in the airport. This is done by going through a tunnel under the apron which has a huge neon light sculpture running along the ceiling (it plays Rhapsody in Blue) and then up a moving stairway into concourse B. At this point, DO NOT GO STRAIGHT ON OR GO DOWNSTAIRS AGAIN or you will exit the concourse and have to reclear security.
Instead, turn left and start walking along the Concourse past the B gates. Once you get to the end of Concourse B, you should pick up a sign directing you into a walkway to Concourses E and F in Terminal 2. The walkway takes you along the edge of the building with a nice view over the apron to your right. Once you get this far you can't go wrong, and will soon find yourself in the Concourse E and F area, from where you just head to your gate.
Instead, turn left and start walking along the Concourse past the B gates. Once you get to the end of Concourse B, you should pick up a sign directing you into a walkway to Concourses E and F in Terminal 2. The walkway takes you along the edge of the building with a nice view over the apron to your right. Once you get this far you can't go wrong, and will soon find yourself in the Concourse E and F area, from where you just head to your gate.
Nov 2, 2003 | 9:38 pm
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by House:
From Concourse C, everyone has to get over to Concourse B to get to anywhere else in the airport. This is done by going through a tunnel under the apron which has a huge neon light sculpture running along the ceiling (it plays Rhapsody in Blue) and then up a moving stairway into concourse B.
Instead, turn left and start walking along the Concourse past the B gates. Once you get to the end of Concourse B, you should pick up a sign directing you into a walkway to Concourses E and F in Terminal 2. </font>
From Concourse C, everyone has to get over to Concourse B to get to anywhere else in the airport. This is done by going through a tunnel under the apron which has a huge neon light sculpture running along the ceiling (it plays Rhapsody in Blue) and then up a moving stairway into concourse B.
Instead, turn left and start walking along the Concourse past the B gates. Once you get to the end of Concourse B, you should pick up a sign directing you into a walkway to Concourses E and F in Terminal 2. </font>
Thanks for your help. did you mean to say turn right (instead of left) along concourse B? Someone mentioned the passageway is around gate B6, which is to the right of Concourse B. I believe Terminal 2 is to the right of Terminal 1, correct?
Thanks again,
joE