How to get fromGrayslake to Addison Station (CTA Red Line)by train, car, taxi or bus

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There are 4 ways to get from Grayslake to Addison Station (CTA Red Line) by train, car, taxi, or bus

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Train
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1. Take the train from Grayslake to Chicago Union StationMd-N
1h 58m
$5–11
Drive 37.3 mi
1. Drive from Grayslake to Addison Station (CTA Red Line)37.3 mi
56 min
$7–10
Taxi
1. Take the taxi from Grayslake to Addison Station (CTA Red Line)37.3 mi
56 min
$100–120
Train, line 151 bus
1. Take the train from Grayslake to Chicago Union StationMd-N
2. Take the bus from Union Station Transit Center to Sheridan & Byron151
2h 26m
$6–9

Grayslake to Addison Station (CTA Red Line) by train, foot, and subway

108Weekly Services

1h 58mAverage Duration

$5Cheapest Price

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Distance: 47.5 mi
Duration: 1h 58m

What companies run services between Grayslake, IL, USA and Addison Station (CTA Red Line), IL, USA?

Metra operates a train from Grayslake to Chicago Union Station hourly. Tickets cost $3–7 and the journey takes 1h 22m.

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