meetinchicago.com Midway airfield passes can be purchased by non-members at most of the clubs. At O’Hare, the most recent lounge to open was the Delta Sky Club, which opened in Terminal 5. With 20,000 square feet, this is the largest premium passenger lounge that the airline offers outside of its hub airports. The United Club in Terminal 1 occupies 17,000 square feet and is nearly twice the size of the previous United Club it replaced near Gate 16. With available seating for 400, there is no shortage of space for lounge-goers to work at individual tables, one-person desks, couches, lounge chairs, and coworking-style desks. The American Airlines’ Admiral’s Club in Terminal 3 will also receive a refresh as part of the ElevateT3 development project. MORE CONCESSIONS, MORE OPTIONS From America’s Dog to Wow Bao, O’Hare offers a variety of drink, snack, and meal choices to meet all dietary needs, appetites, and culinary desires. For passengers traveling through O’Hare who wish to shop, the vast options include clothing, toys, books, technology, makeup and perfumes, and shoes, in addition to other specialty items, services, and amenities. Vending machines are located throughout the airport, providing a 24-hour option for travelers to purchase everything from bandages to hosiery to LEGOs. Traveling families can purchase diapers, wipes, pacifiers, formula, bottles, snacks, and children’s activity kits. Hudson Nonstop in Terminals 1 and 3 offers travelers a fast and convenient way to shop for must-have essentials, food and beverages, and local souvenirs. Hudson Nonstop is powered by Amazon’s “Just Walk Out” technology, which allows passengers to enter the store by inserting their credit card or tapping their mobile wallet at the entry gate, selecting their items, and walking out without any checkout lines. O’Hare has also expanded the mobile ORDer program powered by Servy beyond Terminal 5 to Terminals 1, 2, and 3, adding new options throughout the airport. Travelers can search, order, and pay for food, beverages, and retail products from their phones for pick-up.
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