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Old 04-20-2008 | 09:29 PM
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Interested in any intel regarding commuting out of Kansas City, out to either DEN or ORD. Good, Bad, Ugly?

Long story short--we are likely going to leave Colorado to come back home and the type of commute may in part determine what I do.

Any info helps--Thanks
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Old 04-20-2008 | 09:31 PM
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Look at the SWA schedules
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Old 04-21-2008 | 11:09 AM
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Let me be a bit more specific....

Do you do that commute (either DEN or ORD) now?
How are the loads, generally speaking?
Do there seem to be a lot of folks that are trying commute also?
How often are you in the jumpseat?
Etc?....
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Old 04-21-2008 | 11:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Jayhawk 023
Let me be a bit more specific....

Do you do that commute (either DEN or ORD) now?
How are the loads, generally speaking?
Do there seem to be a lot of folks that are trying commute also?
How often are you in the jumpseat?
Etc?....
Even though you have Jayhawk in your name, I'll go ahead and answer! Joking, of course. I do commute out of MCI to ORD. I have found it to be O.K. as I have been doing it for a few years now. The loads vary and I don't even check them and there a a few of us that commute up to ORD. However, I usually can get a seat with the aggreements put in place (open jumpseating). It hasn't been a problem as of yet.

My backup plan is SWA to Midway. As I have yet to try it the plan would be to get there then take the train to the "hub" of that system and take the connection that drops you directly in ORD. People have told me about it and it cost a mere couple of bucks and will take about an hour and a half to two hours they told me. It's a matter of taking I think the blue line to the hub then the orange line to ORD. So it shouldn't be that big of a deal.

www.flightlookup.com is the website that I use. I punch in the days and time for travel and it will give me all of the flights.
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Old 04-21-2008 | 01:17 PM
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Midway to O'hare;

Take CTA ORANGE LINE TRAIN (ORANGE LINE - CLOCKWISE)
Depart MIDWAY CTA
ArriveCLARK/LAKE CTA (BLU/BRN/GRN/ORN/PNK/PRP)
Transfer
Take CTA BLUE LINE TRAIN (BLUE LINE - NORTHBOUND)
Depart CLARK/LAKE CTA (BLU/BRN/GRN/ORN/PNK/PRP)
Arrive O'HARE CTA
Regular Cash Fare:
Cash:
$ 2.00

www.metrarail.com/
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