TRAVELING BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Chicago is one of the most accessible cities in the U.S., making it easy for fans from across the country to travel for the NASCAR race.

By train – Amtrak

Amtrak provides comfortable and scenic rail travel to Chicago Union Station, which is just a short ride or walk from the race area.

Popular Amtrak routes to Chicago include:

• City of New Orleans – from Memphis and New Orleans
• Cardinal – from Cincinnati, Washington D.C., and New York
• Hiawatha – from Milwaukee (multiple daily departures)
• Wolverine – from Detroit and Pontiac, MI
• Southwest Chief – from Kansas City and Los Angeles

Amtrak offers Wi-Fi, food service, and flexible seating – a great option for a relaxed arrival.

By bus – Greyhound, Megabus, FlixBus

Several budget-friendly intercity bus lines offer direct service to downtown Chicago:

• Greyhound – Major routes from cities like Indianapolis, St. Louis, and Detroit
• Megabus – Affordable rides from Milwaukee, Columbus, Minneapolis, and more
• FlixBus – Expanding coverage with service from Midwest and Southern cities

Ridesharing (Uber and Lyft)

Ridesharing services like Uber or Lyft operate in Chicago. These app-based services offer a convenient alternative to traditional taxis, especially for groups or those seeking a more personalized travel experience.