Getting around Rosemont
The roads, the rail, the runway.
Rosemont is compact and built for crowds, sitting where three big highways meet right beside O'Hare, and that shapes every charter we plan out of it.
The roads. River Road runs the spine of the village past the arena, the convention center and the hotel row. Higgins Road (IL-72), Balmoral Avenue and Devon Avenue feed the district, and the interchange of I-90 (the Kennedy and Jane Addams) and I-294 (the Tri-State) sits right at the edge — so you're on a highway within a minute or two of any Rosemont address.
The rail. Rosemont has its own CTA Blue Line station with a large park-and-ride, a straight run into downtown or out to O'Hare. That's fine for a solo trip, but for a convention group with materials, an arena crowd, or a late night out, a door-to-door coach keeps everyone together and skips the platform wait.
The runway. O'Hare (ORD) is barely 2 miles up River Road — five to ten minutes on a normal run, which is why Rosemont's hotels fill with airport travelers. Midway (MDW) is a straight shot down the Kennedy and Eisenhower. Both are core to what we do, with live flight tracking and buffers for convention weeks.