Flights from St. John’s to Chicago
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Miles and miles of magnificence
Fly from St. John’s to Chicago for world famous landmarks, world-class dining, and endless entertainment.
St. John’s residents are no strangers to waterfront fun, but Navy Pier is an essential and unique part of any trip to Chicago. This popular Chicago attraction has entertainment for all ages, with amusement rides by the water, and interactive exhibits at the Chicago Children’s Museum. To top it all off, Navy Pier offers scenic views of the downtown skyline and Lake Michigan.
Get a glimpse of the future at Millennium Park, complete with futuristic architecture, public art, and sprawling green space in the middle of the city. This central outdoor space is full of Chicago attractions, making it a great spot for photos. Be sure to snap one of yourself near “Cloud Gate,” the iconic elliptical silver sculpture more commonly know as “the Bean.”
Once you’re done saying cheese, say hello to some fabulous finds on the Magnificent Mile. Upscale shopping is Magnificent Mile’s main attraction, but it isn’t the only thing you’ll find in this renowned retail district. Be sure to look up and take in the area’s towering, gleaming architecture, and impressive historic buildings dating back to the 19th century.
One historic building in particular, the Chicago Theatre, offers bright lights and big productions. Along with world famous music and comedy acts, the building itself will leave you dazzled. It features a richly coloured and elegant interior, exquisite murals, and a luxurious lobby. Its construction dates back to 1921, when the venue was understandably known as “the Wonder Theatre of the World.”
Book a flight from St. John’s to Chicago where the Windy City’s soaring skyscrapers, cultural cool, and countless attractions will blow you away.
Millennium Park
Futuristic art and epic attractions
Fly from St. John’s to Chicago and spend some time in Millennium Park, where you’ll find the side of Chicago you’ve been dreaming of.
Millennium Park is located in the heart of the city, and is home to some of the top Chicago attractions. Public art, pristine gardens, and epic skyline views are just a few of the things that keep both locals and tourists flocking to the area.
Start off at one of Millennium Park’s most recognizable landmarks, “Cloud Gate.” Better known to locals as “the Bean,” the gleaming surface of this elliptical public art installation is a fun way to snap a selfie of you and the skyline.
If you’re visiting Chicago with kids, they’ll think Crown Fountain is exciting. Unveiled in 2004, this attraction is a popular summertime landmark where kids can splash around in the fountains and reflective pool.
Others will appreciate the attraction’s artistic side, featuring an interactive video sculpture. The faces of various Chicago residents are projected onto tall glass blocks with LED screens. Water springs forth from the mouths of these images, creating curious looking human gargoyles.
From Millennium Park, it’s easy to access other noteworthy Chicago points of interest. The park’s Nichols Bridgeway leads to the Art Institute of Chicago. And for more family fun, marvel at the marine life found in Shedd Aquarium that’s only minutes away.
Fly from St. John’s to Chicago for tons of fun and top notch attractions in Millennium Park.
Lincoln Park
Where attractions come to life
Fly from St. John’s to Chicago for epic urban adventures. Chicago’s Lincoln Park neighbourhood is well known for its fine dining, shopping, affluent residents, and outdoor space.
If you’re travelling with tiny tourists, be sure to check out Lincoln Park Zoo. Opened in 1868, it’s one of the oldest zoos in the US. Its enduring popularity is due to its unique habitats and a wide variety of over 1,000 animals. The zoo is located within Lincoln Park itself, which also happens to be the largest park in Chicago.
Beyond the park’s borders, the neighbourhood is bustling with live music venues, historic architecture, and tree-lined streets. Cozy cafés, specialty boutiques, and other high-end shops are easy to find on Armitage Avenue and Clark Street, making this neighbourhood a perfect setting for a shopaholic’s day out.
Since Lincoln Park is home to some of the best places to eat in Chicago, it’s also a nightlife hotspot with a healthy selection of restaurants and bars. Whether you’re hunting for punk rock and whiskey, or hoping to sip custom made cocktails, you’re sure to find some suitable nightlife in Lincoln Park.
Book a flight from St. John’s to Chicago and indulge in some fun facts, fine cuisine, and urban relaxation in Lincoln Park.
Fly from St. John’s International Airport to Chicago Midway International Airport, with connections in Halifax and Toronto, and a stop in Montréal. St. John’s to Chicago flight time is 4 hours and 35 minutes on average. Connection times vary. The distance from St. John’s to Chicago is around 2,895 km / 1,800 mi.
Enjoy complimentary drinks and snacks along the way.
Getting to St. John’s International Airport (YYT)
Getting to St. John’s International Airport (YYT) More info Getting to St. John’s International Airport (YYT) info collapsedPorter’s check-in desk is located in the departures area.
St. John’s International Airport (YYT) is about 10 km / 6 mi from downtown St. John’s.
Transportation
Taxis from downtown cost about $25 CAD.
Please allow sufficient time to drop off your car rental before your departing flight.
Chicago Midway International Airport (MDW) is about 9 km / 6 mi from downtown Chicago.
Transportation
Take the Chicago Transit Authority orange line from the Midway stop. The fare is $2.25 USD.
The Go Airport Express shuttle bus provides service from the airport to downtown. The fare is $27 USD.
Car rental services are available at Chicago Midway Airport (MDW). Take the shuttle to the rental car area from the pick-up location at door 3 of the lower level, near the baggage claim area.
Taxis to downtown cost about $20 USD per person. Car service is available.