Terminals and getting around
Every ORD guide on terminals and getting around: 5 guides, each answering one question. They include o'Hare terminals and concourses explained.
How the terminals at ORD fit together: which airlines use which building, how to move between them on foot, by train or by bus, and what is in each. Each guide answers one question about finding your way; the terminal pages list the gates and places in each.
O'Hare terminals and concourses explainedO'Hare's terminals are 1, 2, 3 and 5. B and C are in Terminal 1, E and F in 2, G, H, K and L in 3, M in 5. How to read a gate, plus the MMF and Hilton.
Terminal 1 at O'Hare: Concourses B and C, checkpoints and linksTerminal 1 has Gates B1 to B24 and C1 to C31, Checkpoints 1, 2 and 3, a secure walk to Terminals 2 and 3 and a bus to Terminal 5 from Gate C18B.
Terminal 2 at O'Hare: Concourses E and F, the Family Lounge and the chapelTerminal 2 has one checkpoint, Gates E1 to E17 and F1 to F28, a Family Lounge past security, and a chapel and USO before it. Hours and links inside.
Terminal 3 at O'Hare: Concourses G, H, K and L and the RotundaTerminal 3 has four concourses, four checkpoints (6, 7, 7A, 8), a Rotunda with the Yoga Room and USO, and bus gates G17 and K20 to Terminal 5.
- Checkpoints 6, 7, 7A and 8
- The Rotunda: Yoga Room and USO
- Concourse G: Gates G1A to G21
- Concourse H: Gates H1A to H18
- Concourse K: Gates K1 to K20
- Concourse L: Gates L1A to L28
- Lounges: Admirals Clubs and the Flagship
- The information desk at Gate K2
- The bus to Terminal 5 from Gates G17 and K20
- Check-in, parking and the Blue Line
- Sources
Terminal 5 at O'Hare: Concourse M, customs and the parking garageTerminal 5 has Gates M1 to M40, a 24-hour Checkpoint 10, the customs arrival point for international flights and a garage joined by an enclosed bridge.