Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Things You’ll Need:
For Adults
Step1
Figure out how much free time you have. Check to see if your flight is late and in which terminal it will arrive or depart.
Step2
Consider going to Hilton Chicago O'Hare's Athletic Club (703-601-1722) in the center of the airport for a workout or a massage. You can reach it via underground moving sidewalks.
Step3
Sit down and eat a relaxing dinner at the Hilton's Andiamo American/Italian restaurant or go to the Hilton's Sports Edition bar, which offers 19 satellite-connected televisions showing sports broadcasts.
Step4
Shop in the airport terminals for a variety of gifts, keeping carry-on restrictions in mind.
Step5
Spend some quiet time in the interdenominational chapel on the mezzanine level of Terminal 2.
For Kids
Step1
Take the kids to the Airport Children's Museum, an aviation-oriented playground located in Terminal 2, Concourse E, East Hall.
Step2
Make a mini-production out of riding on the automated interterminal train system, which carries people to all four terminals. It's free!
Step3
Feed them at any of the dozens of fast-food eateries found in all the terminals.
Step4
Use the diaper-changing facilities in any of the women's restrooms.
Comments
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 The bookstore usually does not mind "browsing", and as a student in Chicago if I needed to get away from it all I went to O'Hare. The nachos are good and people watching is at a premium. Check out the little soap operas in your own gate!