What is the cheapest way of travel round trip from Chicago to Indianapolis?
I am planning on visiting my cousin in Indy from Friday the 12th to Sunday or Monday the 14 or 15. What is the cheapest. Can't Drive! Other - United States - 6 Answers
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Drive...it is only a 3 hour 15 minute to 3 hour 45 minute drive, and the weather this weekend is supposed to be sunny, so the weather shouldn't add time to the drive... If you are coming from the burbs, take I-355 south, to I-80 east, to I-65 south to avoid I-90/1-94 mess on a Friday.
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amtrak or greyhound.
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The options are renting a car and driving, which will be the quickest and most convenient for you and will probably be competitive as far as cost goes. Otherwise you would need to fly or take the train and both of those options would take longer to get there and you'd be at the mercy of their schedules. It's not a bad drive.
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Well you can have a look at this site, who provides cheap tickets and stuff like that .
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This is a very cheap site
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Megabus! I have used this many times and I love it. It's inexpensive, clean, and on-time. It picks you up in Indy near the city/county building (on Washington St.) and drops you off right in the heart of downtown Chicago at Union Station and only takes 3 to 3.5 hours. It is way cleaner, safer, and quicker than Greyhound. go to www.megabus.com -- sometimes you can get really cheap fare too. You just print off your confirmation page and show it to the driver.
I am planning on visiting my cousin in Indy from Friday the 12th to Sunday or Monday the 14 or 15. What is the cheapest. Can't Drive! Other - United States - 6 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
Drive...it is only a 3 hour 15 minute to 3 hour 45 minute drive, and the weather this weekend is supposed to be sunny, so the weather shouldn't add time to the drive... If you are coming from the burbs, take I-355 south, to I-80 east, to I-65 south to avoid I-90/1-94 mess on a Friday.
2 :
amtrak or greyhound.
3 :
The options are renting a car and driving, which will be the quickest and most convenient for you and will probably be competitive as far as cost goes. Otherwise you would need to fly or take the train and both of those options would take longer to get there and you'd be at the mercy of their schedules. It's not a bad drive.
4 :
Well you can have a look at this site, who provides cheap tickets and stuff like that .
5 :
This is a very cheap site
6 :
Megabus! I have used this many times and I love it. It's inexpensive, clean, and on-time. It picks you up in Indy near the city/county building (on Washington St.) and drops you off right in the heart of downtown Chicago at Union Station and only takes 3 to 3.5 hours. It is way cleaner, safer, and quicker than Greyhound. go to www.megabus.com -- sometimes you can get really cheap fare too. You just print off your confirmation page and show it to the driver.
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