Pace Route 250
Pace Route 250 at Chicago O'Hare International Airport. Boards at Multi-Modal Facility, bus bays 8 and 9.
More in our guide: O'Hare to Evanston by bus.
- Where to board
- Multi-Modal Facility, bus bays 8 and 9
- Route
- Daily service along Dempster Avenue between the Multi-Modal Facility, the Des Plaines Metra station and downtown Evanston, calling at Davis Street for the CTA Purple Line, the Skokie Swift station for the Yellow Line, Notre Dame and Main East High Schools and Lutheran General Hospital. Ride the Airport Transit System between the terminals and the Multi-Modal Facility. Every Pace bus is accessible.
- Fares
- $2.00 with a Ventra card, mobile wallet, app or contactless bank card
- $2.25 in cash, with no transfers
- Reduced fare $1.00 by card, $1.10 in cash
- Hours
- Daily
Sources: Pace, Chicago Department of Aviation
Assistance inside the airport
Between the gate and the curb, Chicago O'Hare International Airport publishes:
- Wheelchair assistance: From the curb to the ticket counters and the gates, in all four terminals. Provided by the airlines, so arrange it with the airline before travelling. Airline staff are in the ticketing areas of Terminals 1, 2 and 3, and some work curbside; in Terminal 5 go to your airline's own counter. The airport's accessibility coordinator is on (773) 894-3728, Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Central time. For screening help, TSA Cares is on (855) 787-2227, best called 72 hours ahead.
- Self service repair stations: Baggage claim in all four terminals, near the information desks. For quick repairs to luggage, equipment or assistive devices. Each has an air compressor rated to 130 PSI, a tool kit, a wheelchair charging unit and a padded bench.
- Companion Plus Restroom: Terminal 2, across from the Family Lounge. A private accessible room for travellers who need help from a companion. It has a powered ceiling lift to an adult sized changing table rated to 330 pounds, two showers, one roll in and one with a transfer seat, an accessible toilet and sink, grab bars, an automatic door and two emergency pull cords to the airport communication centre.
Similar services, compared
What Chicago O'Hare International Airport publishes for the 3 other services of this kind. A longer timetable or boarding description is on the service's own page.
| Service | Where to board | Fare | Hours | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Terminal Transfer Bus | Terminal 1, Gate C18B. Terminal 3, Gates G17 and K20. Terminal 5, Gate M13 | Free | 11:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. | Every 15 minutes |
| Pace Route 330 | Multi-Modal Facility, bus bays 8 and 9 | $2.00 with a Ventra card, mobile wallet, app or contactless bank card | Weekdays and Saturdays | Not stated |
| Regional buses | Multi-Modal Facility, 10255 W. Zemke Blvd. | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
Questions about Pace Route 250
What does it cost to use Pace Route 250 from Chicago O'Hare International Airport?
- $2.00 with a Ventra card, mobile wallet, app or contactless bank card
- $2.25 in cash, with no transfers
- Reduced fare $1.00 by card, $1.10 in cash
Where do you catch Pace Route 250 at ORD?
Multi-Modal Facility, bus bays 8 and 9.
What are the hours for Pace Route 250 at ORD?
Daily.