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Amber / アンバー • January 2, 2012Dan is confused- this is a subway station... Get on here instead of Jackson if heading toward O'Hare, especially during rush hour
Carol C. • September 15, 2012Get off here for Art Institute, one of the world's truly great collections of art.
Anamaria H. • August 31, 2014Always someone jamming here! It's a nice change from the normal sounds of nothing on the platform.
Michaela B. • January 3, 2013Great spot to transfer to the Blue Line even though it doesn't state that it is a transfer spot. Only a 1 block walk south and never crowded.
SecretNote -. • November 6, 2010If you have the option to take any of the elevated lines during rush hour you will save yourself time. I've had 3 full trains go by during rush hour with no space available.
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Apostle Rosalyn O. • March 21, 2013This is a wonderful library but too restricted for me!
Steph F. • October 13, 2010During the winter months, the heaters get so crowded that it's the perfect place for pickpockets. Mind your phones!
Daniel L. • September 19, 2018One of the more unique looking stations, certainly retains its character!
Ray Y. • April 12, 2010There are many paths from here that are underground or above pedways. Great for cold or rainny days.
John R D. • January 25, 2012Oh, oh! The last time I learned NO COFFEE is sold on-board the 8 AM-ish train north; only water and soft drinks. Without apology, I discovered the 6:10 AM has NO beverages/snacks. I packed a Red Bull.
Elizabeth E. • October 7, 2013Best way to get to OHare. Stool the price of a regular ride going to OHare. Coming into city from OHare is now $5
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