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TemoryianTemoryian Posts: 40
edited May 2009 in The Porch
So I'm one of those who purchased a room through priceline for $60. Did you guys know that overnight parking is $48!!!!!! Isn't that sad?

I'm coming from Wisconsin so I think I'm going to park out at O'Hair and ride the train in to save some cash. Do I have any other alternatives? Where is the cheapest/safest place to leave a car and ride the train?

Thanks...super excited....can't wait to see you freaks:)
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    TemoryianTemoryian Posts: 40
    O'hare even....hehe...can you tell im from Wisconsin:)
    08-10-00 East Troy, WI..."The Icebowl"
    10-03-04 Grand Rapids, MI
    09-09-05 Thunder Bay, ON
    05-16/17-06 Chicago, Ill.
    06-26/27-06 St. Paul, MN.
    08-02-07 Chicago, Ill.
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    youngsteryoungster Boston Posts: 6,574
    I just booked a hotel in Rosemont because of the parking prices in downtown Chicago. I have to suck it up and pay $22/day but I can come and go as I please.
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    indifferentmanindifferentman Goshen, IN Posts: 731
    Temoryian wrote:
    So I'm one of those who purchased a room through priceline for $60. Did you guys know that overnight parking is $48!!!!!! Isn't that sad?

    I'm coming from Wisconsin so I think I'm going to park out at O'Hair and ride the train in to save some cash. Do I have any other alternatives? Where is the cheapest/safest place to leave a car and ride the train?

    Thanks...super excited....can't wait to see you freaks:)

    If you're going through Milwaukee I would take the train in! I'll be doing that myself most likely.
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    PJBuckeyePJBuckeye Posts: 1,102
    You can park in the Millenium Park Garages. It's $15 a day and is somewhat close to the the Hyatt Regency.
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    Mrs.Vedder78Mrs.Vedder78 Posts: 4,585
    HOLY COW!!! :o

    I didn’t notice that… I booked it last night as well through Priceline!
    I don’t like not renting a car when I go to another city, but $48 is INSANE! That’s almost as much as the freaking room!!!

    I have to find somewhere else to park my rental because there ain’t no way I’m paying almost $100 for 2 nights of parking! :shock:
    "Without the album covers, where do you clean your pot?" - EV
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    sludawg13sludawg13 Posts: 63
    Honestly, unless you guys intend to do some sightseeing outside the city, there is no need to rent a car. You can take the CTA Blue Line in from O'Hare for $2.25 (about a 40 minute train ride) and the Hyatt Regency is in a location that's very close to trains or buses that will get you anywhere in the city.
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    Solat13Solat13 Philadelphia Posts: 6,996
    Haven't decided where I'm staying at in August yet, but when vedhead27 and I stayed there for the EV shows, we got a spot on the street. The meters shut off at a certain point at night and we fed the meter for a few hours in the morning and went sight seeing and did the same thing the next night. I think I spent like 10-15 bucks total on parking for my two nights stay there.
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    ewokpeltsewokpelts Posts: 709
    Solat13 wrote:
    Haven't decided where I'm staying at in August yet, but when vedhead27 and I stayed there for the EV shows, we got a spot on the street. The meters shut off at a certain point at night and we fed the meter for a few hours in the morning and went sight seeing and did the same thing the next night. I think I spent like 10-15 bucks total on parking for my two nights stay there.
    chicago meters went up........BIG TIME. $4 an hour downtown, and they're 24 hours.
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    pearljimpearljim Posts: 1,306
    PJBuckeye wrote:
    You can park in the Millenium Park Garages. It's $15 a day and is somewhat close to the the Hyatt Regency.

    How close is somewhat? :)

    Thanks.
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    ewokpeltsewokpelts Posts: 709
    pearljim wrote:
    PJBuckeye wrote:
    You can park in the Millenium Park Garages. It's $15 a day and is somewhat close to the the Hyatt Regency.

    How close is somewhat? :)

    Thanks.
    2-3 blocks tops
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    Indifference71Indifference71 Chicago Posts: 14,758
    ewokpelts wrote:
    Solat13 wrote:
    Haven't decided where I'm staying at in August yet, but when vedhead27 and I stayed there for the EV shows, we got a spot on the street. The meters shut off at a certain point at night and we fed the meter for a few hours in the morning and went sight seeing and did the same thing the next night. I think I spent like 10-15 bucks total on parking for my two nights stay there.
    chicago meters went up........BIG TIME. $4 an hour downtown, and they're 24 hours.

    Yeah, dont count on the meters. It has gotten so fucking ridiculous around here. You gotta pay the meters from 8am-9pm everyday now. People are getting parking tickets everywhere, including myself.
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    Alpine BoundAlpine Bound Posts: 1,809
    If you are staying at a downtown hotel DO NOT use their parking services! Check into your hotel, and move your car to a Public Parking garage nearby. There are plenty of them around, and should only be about $25-30 per day MAX... hotel parking rates are total BS. Someone mentioned parking under Millenium park, that place is easy to get to, just drop off you luggage first and have a nice walk back from your car :-)

    And DO NOT plan on finding a meter spot to park, about 2 months ago the city went to 7 day parking structures, so Sundays are no longer free and you have to pay 8am-9pm (24 hours in some locations), plus its $2-4 per HOUR to park. You are better off in a garage.
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    megatronmegatron Posts: 3,420
    Mrs.Vedder78 wrote:
    HOLY COW!!! :o

    I didn’t notice that… I booked it last night as well through Priceline!
    I don’t like not renting a car when I go to another city, but $48 is INSANE! That’s almost as much as the freaking room!!!

    I have to find somewhere else to park my rental because there ain’t no way I’m paying almost $100 for 2 nights of parking! :shock:
    ill throw down on the rental if u give me a ride :D
    Edit: ill thrown on parking i think i meant

    either way i gotta get from the airport to the hotel..
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    Alpine BoundAlpine Bound Posts: 1,809
    RACE THAT CANT BE WON wrote:
    Mrs.Vedder78 wrote:
    HOLY COW!!! :o

    I didn’t notice that… I booked it last night as well through Priceline!
    I don’t like not renting a car when I go to another city, but $48 is INSANE! That’s almost as much as the freaking room!!!

    I have to find somewhere else to park my rental because there ain’t no way I’m paying almost $100 for 2 nights of parking! :shock:
    ill throw down on the rental if u give me a ride :D
    Edit: ill thrown on parking i think i meant

    either way i gotta get from the airport to the hotel..

    take the train its $2.25 each way, or a cab will run about $30-35 to downtown (traffic depending)
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    megatronmegatron Posts: 3,420
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    RACE THAT CANT BE WON wrote:
    Mrs.Vedder78 wrote:
    HOLY COW!!! :o

    I didn’t notice that… I booked it last night as well through Priceline!
    I don’t like not renting a car when I go to another city, but $48 is INSANE! That’s almost as much as the freaking room!!!

    I have to find somewhere else to park my rental because there ain’t no way I’m paying almost $100 for 2 nights of parking! :shock:
    ill throw down on the rental if u give me a ride :D
    Edit: ill thrown on parking i think i meant

    either way i gotta get from the airport to the hotel..

    take the train its $2.25 each way, or a cab will run about $30-35 to downtown (traffic depending)[/quote]

    nice..i didnt know the train went to the airport.
    only times i've visited chi town has been driving in from detroit
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    Alpine BoundAlpine Bound Posts: 1,809
    edited May 2009
    RACE THAT CANT BE WON wrote:
    adschnei wrote:
    RACE THAT CANT BE WON wrote:
    ill throw down on the rental if u give me a ride :D
    Edit: ill thrown on parking i think i meant

    either way i gotta get from the airport to the hotel..

    take the train its $2.25 each way, or a cab will run about $30-35 to downtown (traffic depending)

    nice..i didnt know the train went to the airport.
    only times i've visited chi town has been driving in from detroit

    Which airport are you coming into?

    Blue Line services O'Hare, Orange Line services Midway. Check out the CTA website http://www.transitchicago.com/

    Here are the maps of the public transit http://www.transitchicago.com/travel_in ... fault.aspx

    And the trip planner (you can also use google maps, public transit in chicago is now shown on here :-) ) http://www.transitchicago.com/travel_in ... anner.aspx

    ENJOY CHICAGO!
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    jimbojones1138jimbojones1138 Posts: 3,640
    Temoryian wrote:
    So I'm one of those who purchased a room through priceline for $60. Did you guys know that overnight parking is $48!!!!!! Isn't that sad?

    I'm coming from Wisconsin so I think I'm going to park out at O'Hair and ride the train in to save some cash. Do I have any other alternatives? Where is the cheapest/safest place to leave a car and ride the train?

    Thanks...super excited....can't wait to see you freaks:)

    i am staying here as well... good to know other pj fans will be there... however i will not have a car there to park...that is insane though
    it's largely due to eddie that i liked to jump off of things as a child...
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    megatronmegatron Posts: 3,420
    Which airport are you coming into?

    Blue Line services O'Hare, Orange Line services Midway. Check out the CTA website http://www.transitchicago.com/

    Here are the maps of the public transit http://www.transitchicago.com/travel_in ... fault.aspx

    And the trip planner (you can also use google maps, public transit in chicago is now shown on here :-) http://www.transitchicago.com/travel_in ... anner.aspx

    ENJOY CHICAGO![/quote]

    i haven't booked yet. appreciate the info. getting excited :D
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    Mrs.Vedder78Mrs.Vedder78 Posts: 4,585
    Solat13 wrote:
    Haven't decided where I'm staying at in August yet, but when vedhead27 and I stayed there for the EV shows, we got a spot on the street. The meters shut off at a certain point at night and we fed the meter for a few hours in the morning and went sight seeing and did the same thing the next night. I think I spent like 10-15 bucks total on parking for my two nights stay there.


    Thanks for the tip, that's what I was thinking I would do, that's what I do all the time when I'm in Seattle, it takes a little longer to drive around waiting for a spot but it beats having to pay $48 for parking :shock:
    "Without the album covers, where do you clean your pot?" - EV
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    Alpine BoundAlpine Bound Posts: 1,809
    Mrs.Vedder78... not sure if you read through the rest of this thread, but I highly suggest NOT street parking. Meters in chicago are a lot different from last year when EV played here.

    Downtown parking is $4 an hour, and most places in the Loop is now 24 hour metered parking, so unless you feel like waking up every two hours to fill the meter, go to a cheaper public garage (ie Millenium or Grant Park).
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    ewokpeltsewokpelts Posts: 709
    METERS IN THE LOOP ARE 24/7! AND COST $4 AN HOUR!
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    Mrs.Vedder78Mrs.Vedder78 Posts: 4,585
    No I hadn’t noticed the posts about the parking meters, the parking garage sounds like a good idea, $15 heck even $20 doesn’t sound to bad, but $48 they have got to be kiddin’ me!
    "Without the album covers, where do you clean your pot?" - EV
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