r/chicago • u/AutoModerator • Aug 02 '21

Weekly Casual Conversation & Questions Thread CHI Talks

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u/bethaneee Aug 07 '21

I'd say two hours. The international terminal is always a shit show in my experience.

The shuttle part is accurate, but you'll add some time waiting for it.