Royal Carriage Limousine Chicago Midway Shuttle

For arrivals, your driver meets you inside at baggage claim with a name sign, then escorts you to the vehicle. Curbside pickup for arriving passengers is on the lower level at Door 3. For departures, your driver picks up at your home or hotel and drops at your airline's terminal entrance curbside. Midway has one terminal, so there's no confusion about which building.

Downtown Chicago (Loop, River North, Gold Coast, Streeterville) to Midway Airport is $55 in a sedan for 1–3 passengers. SUV service is $75 for up to 6 passengers. These are flat rates — no surge pricing, no meter running, and tolls are included. Drive time is typically 20–30 minutes via I-55. Call (224) 801-3090 to confirm your exact pickup address rate.

A private shuttle goes directly from your door to Midway with zero stops. Shared shuttles pick up 3–6 other passengers along a route, adding 30–60 minutes to your trip. Private service departs on your schedule rather than a fixed timetable. For 2 or more passengers, the per-person cost of a private Royal Carriage sedan is often equal to or less than a shared shuttle — with none of the detours.

For domestic flights, plan for 90 minutes at the terminal — Midway security moves faster than O'Hare. For a 7 AM departure from downtown, your driver should pick up around 5:00–5:15 AM. We'll recommend the optimal departure time when you book. Same-day bookings are available but call (224) 801-3090 — last-minute requests are confirmed by phone, not just online.

Yes. Round-trip bookings save 10% off the second leg. Book both legs at once and we coordinate the return pickup based on your arrival flight. Your driver tracks your return flight — if it's delayed, we adjust automatically. Round-trip corporate accounts available with monthly invoicing.

Yes. Cross-airport transfers between Midway and O'Hare run $85 sedan, $105 SUV. The route is typically I-55 to I-90/94 to I-190 — roughly 40–55 minutes depending on traffic. We handle this regularly for travelers with connecting flights at different airports or for those whose outbound and return itineraries use different airports.

Southwest Airlines is the dominant carrier at Midway — it's their Chicago hub. Frontier Airlines also operates from Midway. All other major carriers (United, American, Delta) operate from O'Hare. If you're flying Southwest, you're going to Midway. If you're unsure, check your ticket — it will say MDW (Midway) or ORD (O'Hare).