CTA Blue Line Trains at O'Hare 

I saw a Breeze Airways flight from Chicago O’hare to Chicago Midway. It’s faster than going around using CTA

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Nice catch, though I'm more happy that I got some pictures of car 3200 on an earlier fan trip.

@@CrazyAboutA380s Well, late reply, very true. What camera do you use BTW?

Currently a Sony FDR-AX100.

@@CrazyAboutA380s I know you aren’t CTA but do you know what trains the green line use cause they’re different from the blue line

The Green Line currently uses the 5000 Series.

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On weekends every other train out of O'Hare ends at UIC because there is more ridership between there and O'Hare than the entire route. On weekdays select trains also end at UIC for the same reason.

The CTA seems to like putting it in service during certain Cubs games. If you're in the Chicago area, that might be your best chance of riding it.

+chicagocityland 26 Thanks!

UIC stands for University of Illinois at Chicago, which is on the route towards Forest Park but has a track to turn trains around after the platform. On weekends (when I filmed this) every other train that departs O’Hare short turns at UIC instead of doing the whole route to Forest Park.

It means Uic-halsted

@@MetxsightseerRailfan University of Illinois at Chicago is the main attraction since you can see it from the platform, but the station is called Halsted

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O Hare international Airport Chicago subway was Built in 1984 Extended from Jefferson Park cta station Blue line

Its part of the door chime

It's the departure signal for the train operators, along with the buzzer sounding before it.

@@CrazyAboutA380s oh I'm just curious bc our subway in nyc has a bell too when departing the terminal.

Some other terminals also have departure bells. Harlem on the Green Line and Midway on the Orange Line do, along with a green light that lights up by the operator on the departure track when the bell dings.

+PS4Gaming Yes, but I used my video camera to record this.