ABOUT THE CHICAGO AUTO SHOW
Automakers have presented many new models and concepts at the Chicago Auto Show since its inception in 1950. This year the Chicago show will be the launching point for several new trucks, including the long-wheelbase Nissan Titan and Dodge's revamped Dakoka and Ram 4500/5500 chassis cab, as well as cars like the Saturn Astra and Volkswagen R32.WHEN TO GO
The 2007 Chicago Auto Show is open to the public Friday, February 9th through Sunday, February 18th.
Hours:
February 9th through February 17th: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm[br
February 18th: 10:00 am to 8:00 pm
Admission:
Adults: $10
Senior citizens (62+) and children 7-12: $5 ($7 Canadian)
Children 6 and under: Free with a paid adult
Purchase tickets online
Discount tickets are available at participating area car dealers.
HOW TO GET THERE
The Chicago show takes place at McCormick Place, Lake Shore Drive at 23rd St. in Chicago.
Parking is available at McCormick Place.
McCormick place parking and directions
Public transportation:
McCormick Place is served by CTA bus line #3 and #21. Train: Red Line to Cermak-Chinatown, transfer to bus #21.
Additionally, CTA will run special bus service to the auto show from Union Station and Ogilve Transportation Center. These buses will display "AUTO SHOW" on their signs in place of a route number.
