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Parking at Chicago O'Hare International Airport

Chicago, United StatesIATA: ORDICAO: KORD
Current airport: ORD

Chicago O'Hare International Airport has 1 official parking area. Everything below was checked on the airport's own website; rates and availability live there, not here.

Official parking areas

Each parking area lists only verified facts from the official sources. If something is missing, it is unknown - not absent.

Cell Phone Lot

Short-stay parking

Current rates, availability and booking

Prices depend on the period and the moment of booking. The airport publishes them itself; we deliberately do not copy them.

Go to the official parking page of Chicago O'Hare International Airport

Official external website
SourcesWhere this comes fromChecked on the airport's official website on September 15, 2026.

O'Hare Airport parking: waiting for a pick-up, or parking for a trip

Chicago O'Hare is the hub of United and American Airlines and one of the busiest airports in the world, with four terminals, 1, 2, 3 and 5, and parking spread across garages and economy lots linked by the Airport Transit System. The overview above lists what the airport describes itself. Prices are not on this page, because they change with the season and with booking ahead; the current figure is on the official page linked above.

Which lot fits

If you are picking someone up, the free Cell Phone Lot at 560 North Bessie Coleman Drive is where to wait until they call; the terminal curb is for loading only. For a short trip, the Main Parking Garage and the daily lots sit at the domestic terminals, a walk or a short ride from the doors, and Terminal 5 has its own garage for international flights. For a holiday, the economy lots further out are the long-term choice, reached by the free ATS train or a shuttle.

Getting there and the alternatives

The airport is at the end of I-190, off I-90 north-west of the city, and the garages and lots are signposted from the expressway. Without a car, the CTA Blue Line station at the airport has trains to downtown in about forty-five minutes, and buses and coaches use the Multi Modal Facility, linked by the ATS. For the south side and north-west Indiana, Midway is the alternative. The arrivals and departures of O'Hare are in the tabs above; every airport we follow is in the airport overview.