I don’t remember if it was through hurricane club but i went up for the last game up there. There is a bus service that picks u up in the middle of Chicago at a this Irish pub early in the morning and drops you at the stadium. So assuming it’s a night game you will have a lot of time to kill and there’s no tailgating scene there. I was a kid then so my recollection isn’t great but the bus was all Miami people and I’ll try to ask around how that was set up and get back to youHas anyone heard of anything through the Hurricanes Club or a group of fans that is organizing a bus on gameday from Chicago to SB?
Chicago not Sheboygan
We did the same exact bus. There was bloody marys in the morning and we parked at some store or restaurant or something. The tailgate was pretty ****** but the access to the bathroom was nice. The ride back was *** though as we were exhausted and losing doesn't help.I don’t remember if it was through hurricane club but i went up for the last game up there. There is a bus service that picks u up in the middle of Chicago at a this Irish pub early in the morning and drops you at the stadium. So assuming it’s a night game you will have a lot of time to kill and there’s no tailgating scene there. I was a kid then so my recollection isn’t great but the bus was all Miami people and I’ll try to ask around how that was set up and get back to you
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Was going to post this as a very viable option. Have in-laws in Mishawaka and Barrington so took the train(s) from one to the other. Was easy, on time, cheap and I didn't have to drive a fu king thing (and could **** at will).There is also a train apparently.
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Anyone know if the train will operate late Saturday after the game?Was going to post this as a very viable option. Have in-laws in Mishawaka and Barrington so took the train(s) from one to the other. Was easy, on time, cheap and I didn't have to drive a fu king thing (and could **** at will
and where does the train drop you off? near the stadium?Was going to post this as a very viable option. Have in-laws in Mishawaka and Barrington so took the train(s) from one to the other. Was easy, on time, cheap and I didn't have to drive a fu king thing (and could **** at will).
I cannot speak to this as I was on a family orientated timeline. Schedules should be on the train's site.Anyone know if the train will operate late Saturday after the game?
I don't think it is all that close to the stadium. I was heading to Mishawaka which is a connected town.and where does the train drop you off? near the stadium?
cross your legs man its only 95 milesI would ONLY ride on a bus/limo if you can guarantee pit stops (assuming you're drinking en route).
would rather spend 3-4 days in chicago over indy.ALTERNATIVE TO CHICAGO: Indianapolis
Roughly same drive time to south bend and prob easier accommodations, and flights are the same or similar to Chicago as well…
Good for thought- that’s what I’m debating for that game- I also may sell them for unrelated reasons… but if I can pull the trigger I think I’m going via Indy
You'd miss out on seeing the Pirate Cat Memorial and Ye Ole Pipe?would rather spend 3-4 days in chicago over indy.