Flights to Chicago (MDW) from 960MXN

Required Documentation for Traveling

Before booking your air tickets to Chicago, make sure you have the necessary travel documents. For U.S. citizens, a valid ID is required for domestic flights. International travelers, including those flying from Mexico, need a valid passport, and possibly a visa. Be sure to check Volaris for updated travel requirements before your flight tickets to Chicago.

Check-In

Checking in for your airplane tickets to Chicago is simple with Volaris' online services. You can check in up to 72 hours before your flight through the website or app. For those who prefer to check in at the airport, arriving early is always a good idea to avoid any delays.

Baggage

When you fly to Chicago, Volaris allows one carry-on and one personal item with your fare. Check the size and weight limits for additional checked baggage, especially if you're packing for Chicago’s varying seasons—light for summer and layered for chilly winters.

O'Hare International Airport (ORD)

Once you’ve booked your plane tickets to Chicago, you’ll arrive at O'Hare International Airport (ORD), one of the busiest airports in the world. Located 18 miles from downtown, O'Hare provides a wide range of services, including car rentals, dining, and shopping.

Getting Out of the Airport

From O’Hare, the CTA Blue Line offers direct access to downtown Chicago in about 45 minutes. You can also opt for taxis, rideshare services, or car rentals. For those traveling to other parts of Illinois, buses and shuttle services are available.

Accommodation in Chicago

• Downtown Chicago (The Loop): Stay here if you want to be near landmarks like Millennium Park and The Art Institute of Chicago. It's perfect for first-time visitors.
• Magnificent Mile: Known for upscale hotels and shopping, Magnificent Mile is great for those wanting a luxury experience in the heart of Chicago.
• Lincoln Park: This area is ideal for travelers seeking a quieter stay, with access to nature, including Lincoln Park Zoo and scenic views of Lake Michigan.

Places to Visit in Chicago

• Millennium Park: Known for its famous Cloud Gate (The Bean) sculpture, Millennium Park is a must-see. Take a stroll, enjoy public art, and catch a live concert in the summer at the Jay Pritzker Pavilion.
• The Art Institute of Chicago: One of the largest and most renowned art museums in the world, the Art Institute of Chicago houses an impressive collection of works from ancient to modern art.
• Navy Pier: A lively spot on the lakefront, Navy Pier offers restaurants, shops, and entertainment, including the Centennial Wheel for amazing views of the skyline and Lake Michigan.

Gastronomy in Chicago

• Deep-Dish Pizza: Chicago’s signature pizza features a thick crust and generous layers of cheese, sauce, and toppings, baked to perfection.
• Chicago-Style Hot Dog: This classic hot dog is topped with mustard, onions, relish, tomatoes, pickles, and sport peppers, served on a poppy-seed bun—no ketchup allowed!
• Italian Beef Sandwich: Thinly sliced, seasoned roast beef, served on a French roll and often topped with spicy giardiniera or dipped in au jus.