This guide will show you how to use Chicago Transit

Authority (CTA) buses and trains to see Downtown Chicago,

North Michigan Avenue, and a few places beyond.
The CTA runs buses and elevated/subway trains (the L)
that serve Chicago and 35 nearby suburbs. From
Downtown, travel to most attractions on one bus or train.
We Have Answers
Get travel information and questions answered about
CTA buses and trains, Metra commuter trains, and
Pace suburban buses by calling 312-836-7000, 5am to
1am daily (TTY: 312-836-4949 for hearing and speech
impaired). Or, visit the Regional Transportation Authority
(RTA) goroo

trip planner at rtachicago.com.
Maps, train and bus schedules, and brochures can
also be ordered through the RTA Travel Information
Center. CTA Bus & Rail Maps and this brochure are
also available at CTA rail stations.
We Are Listening
Comment, commendation or inquiry?
Call 1-888-YOUR-CTA (1-888-968-7282) weekdays
(excluding holidays) 7am to 7pm, or leave a voice mail
message at other times. TTY: 1-888-CTA-TTY1
(1-888-282-8891).
Write us at CTA Customer Service, P.O. Box 7566,
Chicago, IL 60680-7566. Or, e-mail us at
feedback@transitchicago.com.
Visit Us Online
CTAs website is transitchicago.com. You can get
information, see our map, purchase CTA-themed
gift items, and even buy your fare in advance! Metras
website is metrarail.com. Paces website is
pacebus.com.
Riding CTA Buses
CTA buses stop at bus shelters or signs
that look like this. Signs list the service
days/general hours, route number, name
and destinations, and the direction of travel.
When a bus approaches, look at the sign
above the windshield. It will rst show the
route number and route name, then change
to show the destination.
If its the bus you want, ag it down.
How They Operate
Bus routes shown on the map operate every day, including all
holidays, unless the route number is indicated below. Buses run
every 10 to 20 minutes, except route 10 (see below).
Routes that operate every day do so from early morning until
at least 10pm, with some exceptions:
124 Navy Pier until midnight daily in summer between Union,
Ogilvie, and Millennium stations and Navy Pier.
146 Inner Drive/Michigan Express until 11:30pm daily from
Museum Campus and Downtown.
147 Outer Drive Express until 9:20pm Sundays.
Routes that do not operate every day have service as follows:
7 Harrison operates weekdays 5:55amto 10:15pm
10 Museumof Science & Industry weekends/holidays year-round;
daily Memorial Day to Labor Day and Thanksgiving to NewYears
Day. Hours fromabout 9am, Monday-Saturday (10:25am, Sundays/
holidays) to 4:40pmevery 30 minutes. No service on Christmas Day.
28 Stony Island weekdays 7am to 9:30am and 4:05pm to 6:35pm.
130 MuseumCampus operates Memorial Day weekend to Labor
Day, daily from 9:30am to 6pm.
157 Streeterville/Taylor weekdays 6:25am to 7:15pm.
Accessibility
All CTA buses are accessible to people with disabilities.
From the Loop

Attraction Take Bus or Train:
Art Institute, Chicago Cultural Ctr. Short walk frommost buses and all rail lines
First Merit Bank Pavilion at 146 south on State or 130 (summer weekends)
Northerly Island Park east on Jackson
Chinatown Red Line train (toward 95th/Dan Ryan)
in the State Street Subway south to
Cermak-Chinatown or bus 62 South on State
DuSable Museum 4 south on Michigan (starts at Randolph)
Gareld Park Conservatory Green Line train (toward Harlem) on the Loop
L west to Conservatory-Central Park Drive
John Hancock Observatory 10, 146, 147 or 151 north on State
Lincoln Park Zoo 151 north on State
McCormick Place 3 south on Michigan
MuseumCampus** 146 south on State, or 130 (summer
weekends) east on Jackson
Museumof Science & Industry 6 or 10 south on State or 28 (weekday rush
hours) east on Jackson.
See Buses panel for 10 & 28 hours.
Navy Pier 29 north on State or 124 east on Wacker
North Michigan Avenue 10, 146, 147 or 151 north on State, or 3
north on Michigan
River North & Old Town areas 22 or 36 north on Dearborn
Soldier Field (Bears) 146 south on State
Union Station 151 west on Madison
United Center (Bulls, Blackhawks) 19 or 20 west on Madison
U.S. Cellular Field (White Sox) Red Line train (toward 95th/Dan Ryan) in
the State Street subway south to Sox-35th
or Green Line train (toward Cottage Grove or
Ashland/63rd) south to 35th-Bronzeville-IIT
Willis (Sears) Tower 7 or 126 west on Adams
Wrigley Field (Cubs) Red Line train (toward Howard) in the State
Street subway north to Addison

From North Michigan Avenue

Attraction Take Bus or Train:
Art Institute, Chicago Cultural Ctr. 3* or 147 south on Michigan
Lincoln Park Zoo 151 north on Michigan
McCormick Place 3* south on Michigan
MuseumCampus** 146 south on Michigan
Museumof Science & Industry 10 south on Michigan. See Buses panel for
days/hours. Otherwise, 6 west on Wacker
at Michigan.
Navy Pier 66 east on Chicago or 29, 65 east on Illinois
Willis (Sears) Tower/Union Station 151 south on Michigan
State Street Shopping 10, 146, 151 or 157 south on Michigan
Soldier Field (Bears) 146 south on Michigan
U.S. Cellular Field (White Sox) Red Line train (toward 95th/Dan Ryan)
in the State Street subway south to Sox-35th
Wrigley Field (Cubs) Red Line train (toward Howard) in the State
Street subway north to Addison
* Starts at Superior
** Adler Planetarium/Field Museum/Shedd Aquarium/Soldier Field
All Aboard! Buses Trains Fares* Quick Ride Guide
Riding CTA Trains
Each rail line has a color name. All trains operate Downtown
daily until at least midnight, except the Purple Line Express (see
map for hours). Trains run every 7 to 10 minutes during the day
and early evening, and every 10 to 15 minutes in later evening.
Heres a quick guide to boarding in the Downtown area:
Blue Line Dearborn Street subway
Brown Line Loop elevated
Green Line Loop elevated (along Wabash & Lake)
Orange Line Loop elevated
Pink Line Loop elevated
Purple Line Exp Loop elevated
Red Line State Street subway
At the Station
There are Customer Assistants or Security Guards at rail
stations to help you.
Accessibility
Almost sixty-ve (65) percent of rail stations are accessible
and every train has at least two cars that are accessible to
customers with disabilities. For information on current accessible
rail stations, visit transitchicago.com (click on Accessibility),
see CTAs Bus & Rail Map or call 312-836-7000.
Taking a Ride
Entering the Station
Signs list station name
and route.
Inside the Station
Signs overhead and
on the columns tell
you which trains stop
there and destinations.
When the Train Arrives
Train destination appears
on front and sides of train.
On the Train Rail maps are above the doorways. Stops and
connections are announced. Watch and listen for your stop.
Trains to Planes
Take the Blue Line between OHare and Downtown.
From the airport, follow the Trains to City signs.
From Downtown, board in the Dearborn Street subway.
Take the Orange Line between Midway and Downtown.
From the airport, follow the Trains to City signs.
From Downtown, board at any Loop elevated station.
cta Orange, Purple,
Pink, Brown Lines
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Downtown
Transit
Sightseeing Guide
December 2013
transitchicago.com
Chicago Transit Authority
transitchicago.com
Other Fares Full Reduced**

Cash Bus Fare: Cash/coins deposited

in farebox when boarding. Exact fare required.
No transfers.
$2.25 $1.10
Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG) Bus/Train Fare:
Any personal, contactless bankcard with the
symbol can be used to pay directly at turnstiles
or bus farebox. No transfers.
$2.25 $1.10

OHare L Train Fare: Deducted on entry

at OHare station only. Does not apply
to passes.
$5 $1.10
Base/Regular Fares
Deducted from Transit Value in a Ventra
Transit Account or from Chicago Cards
and Transit Cards balances Full Reduced**
L train fare $2.25

$1.10
Bus fare

$2 $1
Transfer (up to two additional L train or bus
rides within two hours)
25 15
Unlimited-Ride Passes
Loaded onto a Ventra Transit Account or purchased as a Transit Card
1-Day CTA Pass $10
3-Day CTA Pass $20
7-Day CTA Pass $28
New Ventra Cards & Disposable Ventra Tickets
NewVentra Card: $5
Load value/passes onto reusable card. Purchase fee refundable with
registration.
VentraTicket: Ticket cannot be reloaded.
Single Ride: $3 (all stations except OHare) $5 (OHare only)
Ticket good for entry ontoL train or bus and two transfers, and
includes Limited Use Media Fee for cost of the ticket.
1-Day Pass: $10
Ticket good for 24 hours of riding fromrst use. Limited Use
Media Fee waived.
Ride Free Programs
Qualifying Seniors and Customers With Disabilities
Seniors ages 65+ and customers with disabilities enrolled in the
Illinois Department on Aging Circuit Breaker Program and have a
valid Regional Transportation Authority Circuit Ride Free Permit.
Military Personnel
Any active duty military personnel in full uniform with US Armed
Forces ID, and active duty personnel and qualifying disabled
military veterans with a CTA Military Service Pass ride free on
CTA buses and trains.
Children Under Age 7 With a Fare-Paying Customer
* Fares are subject to change.
** Reduced fares are for children ages 7 11, and for
seniors 65+ and customers with disabilities with a valid
RTA Reduced Fare Card.
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