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SEA to MDW or ORD Jumping Tuesday returning on first flights Wednesday in time for work - (plenty of space so far) -
Need to know the best cheap hotel that's in between the theartre (to See Phantom of the Opera) and either airport -
http://www.broadwayinchicago.com/planyourt...hp#direc_palace
When I look for hotels I always check hotels.com and then pick the cheapest hotel that we have an agreement with. We get 20% off choice hotels(days inn, comfort inn, etc.)
Have fun, I went to Chicago for a few hours in August. MDW had seats, ORD was a big mess. I got lucky to get home because revenue standbys were coming over to MDW from ORD and bumping me.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (ColoAvs19 @ Nov 13 2007, 09:03 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>Quote:
Have fun, I went to Chicago for a few hours in August. MDW had seats, ORD was a big mess. I got lucky to get home because revenue standbys were coming over to MDW from ORD and bumping me.[/b]
See, that's my biggest concern as I'll be playing with getting home in time for work (5PM) - Probably do the MDW to DTW or MSP - Just watching the flights and the weather before I make the commitment to jump!
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Horsefeathers @ Nov 13 2007, 09:05 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>Hmmm, a day trip with connections and you have to make it back to work the following evening---Horsefeathers you certainly like walking the highwire without a net ;)Quote:
See, that's my biggest concern as I'll be playing with getting home in time for work (5PM) - Probably do the MDW to DTW or MSP - Just watching the flights and the weather before I make the commitment to jump![/b]
Hotels near the Cadillac Theater--The Allegro is right down the street, but expensive, (my sister did manage to finagle a good internet rate there once). The Palmer House and Congress hotels are further south of the theater, but are within walking distance. Actually, now that I think of it, a hotel within walking distance of the theater isn't necesary, as Chicago has excellent bus and rail service.
You might want to drop Randy (Chicago Correspondent) a line, he'll be able to give you more hotel alternatives.
Keep'em flying
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Migflanker @ Nov 14 2007, 11:41 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>Rethunk me original plans to do it in about 2 weeks when my shift changes to tuesday wensday off instead - this way I'll have my net!Quote:
Hmmm, a day trip with connections and you have to make it back to work the following evening---Horsefeathers you certainly like walking the highwire without a net ;)[/b]
:lol:
good call. Another option for a net is to fill out a day swap with someone. Have them hold on to it. If you get back in time, great, go to work. If it looks bad, give them a call, they go to work, turn in the swap and work for you, and you pay them back on your next day off.
As far as a hotel. Perhaps you fly into ORD or MDW, get a CTA day pass(all trains, busses, subways) see the show, then ride back to a hotel that has a free shuttle to the airport. Then you only have to buy transportation for 1 day. Pretty cheap too, I think mine was 5 bucks or so.
To hell with the day swap thing. Call the shifty and tell him you got locked inside a motel with somethin strange and you come down with a bad cold virus.
Much as I would love to, right now I'm just hoping have a job to go back to. :angry:
I was ill last week, went to the doc's and got an antibiotic - last night went to work and had a BAD reaction to it - so bad that the MOD had to guide me to the ER - now I have to call and see if I still have a place to work. :(