Suggestions for Train near Chicago

sophie m. • August 8, 2011Karate training on the beach at sunrise is amazing.

Keith M. • January 2, 2018Great place to grab a quick cup of coffee on the way to the train, or to linger at one of the clever repurposed tables

Tamara N. • May 5, 2010You can also hire this company to do your corporate trainings, workshops, or perform for a special event. I went through their training center and loved the experience!

Jake P. • August 23, 2011If you stay in the CBD - get the train on the red line to Addison - it's a superb way to see the city of Chicago. Also get tickets for the game on Wrigley field rooftops.

PR Nutrition Inc • October 13, 201140 acres of terrain features a fitness center, track and field, cross training and more. The park is home to the Chicago United Runners and various community clubs that run the trails year round.

Nisi M. • November 21, 2011great space, close to train (duh), 25 cent beers on wednesdays...EFF YAS. but seemed to be overpopulated by hipsters, at least during the summer. the pool table is free when it is broken

Devonta • June 29, 2017Great fields for flag football and a huge hill for sledding and incline training.

Kimberly C. • May 16, 2010Nice for families: train running over head, good food

Niquenya C. • March 18, 2015Great little joint next to the train. Decent for a quick bite.

Julie T. • May 2, 2013Looking to go to a top salon in Chicago without breaking the bank? Ask for one of their Gordon Emerging Artists (GEA). They're talented, well trained, new stylists at an affordable price!

Alison R. • March 14, 2012Eat at Clarke's diner under the train ... awesome sweet potato fries!

LailaSa3ida .. • November 7, 2015Saturday is crazy here but their foamy creamy cappuccino is superb. If you like espresso more than watery American coffee, this is your place! Besides it's close to one of the main train stations!

Dana J. • June 15, 2015Large, surprisingly clean, and a nice "airlock" style gate system so your dog doesn't busy out when someone else is leaving the park. Wish there were some agility training things, but whatever.

Ted R. • June 8, 2013Kids love the trains at Christmas time

Austin D. • August 16, 2011Selling point: it's next to the train.

Marsha K. • September 21, 2011Training tip: Cross North Ave. bridge from the beach to the lagoon to avoid the massive crowds of summertime cyclists, runners, and tourists (unless of course you enjoy dodging traffic left & right)!

Tucker H. • April 4, 2010The outbound train to the burbs is almost always on time so get there befor and trains to the burbs are always really packed so get on first if possible

Francois F. • May 9, 2012Sometimes my favorite place when 3/4 of the train leaves and then it's as if there was nobody on the train to begin with! On the other hand it's hell when it was empty and becomes a frat house party!

Vaibhav C. • August 15, 2014Iam training

Michael M. • September 23, 2010The train comes at consistnent times so it pays to plan ahead

Francois F. • November 10, 2010always seem to see my train go by and miss it. luckily 60% of the time you don't need to wait to long for another train!

Eric H. • June 16, 2010The new screens letting you know when the next train is coming are pretty awesome...

Summer M. • May 25, 2013Alex is the best train operator ever! He always gets me to work on time at 5am on Saturday mornings -and always with a smile ! (which is usually more than I can muster at that time of day) :D

Melissa T. • April 29, 2012When picking a time for a brownline train, ALWAYS have a plan of action incase the train doesn't show or happens to run arrive much later

Xavier M. • December 25, 2012Enough trains pass by heading downtown every 10 min. or so, but your best bet in peak times is to get here early!

Jason H. • January 29, 2013If it says 8 min till train in the early mornings, it's really only 4 min! I've gotten screwed several times

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