O'Hare International Airport

"The airport is huge and yes this is where Biggie did one of his videos. If you’re traveling on Southwest they usually use the “M” gate so be prepared for a long walk if you’re walking to the baggage claim. If you’re walking to the M Gate it’s a little easier they have moving walkways going to the gates."

"One of the most artistically beautiful airport that I’ve seen! I had a layover at the airport and had the chance to witness quite a lot of modern art on the ceilings and walls. It’s soo beautiful that they even have signs which warns you to watch your step because you might get distracted. They even have a big sized statue of a Dinosaur. I love when the airports have some sentiment and story behind it. Makes you more connected and enjoy your time at the airport. One of the terminals actually looks more like a train station than an airport terminal."

"I traveled through O’Hare before but it’s been a very long time. I forgot how aesthetically pleasing it is. It’s clean and well designed. There is art to appreciate. There are a plethora of shopping options for your convenience. Food options are plentiful as well. I enjoyed my experience today."

"There are many good food restaurants and stores. The toilets are clean, the staff are polite, very good signage inside the airport, easy communication, very fast through security, at every airport I saw signage and wheelchair access, clean toilets. All terminals 1, 2 and 3 are connected to each other and you can easily walk between them. The walk from Terminal 1 to Terminal 2 takes about 10 minutes, and from Terminal 1 to Terminal 3 can take up to 20 minutes if you're walking from the far gate to the far gate. They also have shuttle cars. They take people between the terminals. Just one thing: the traffic to get to the airport is very heavy, so I recommend leaving at least 2.30 hours before your flight to avoid any problems."