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Getting to Kraft Heinz in Chicago

By Rachel Julian, Editor-in-Chief · · 3 min read

The airport, the ground game, and whether you need a car for a business trip to Kraft Heinz’s Chicago headquarters — from our verified where-to-stay data.

Direct answer: Visiting Kraft Heinz in Chicago? It’s at 200 E Randolph St, Chicago, IL 60601 (downtown Chicago, in the Aon Center). Airport: Midway (MDW) ~25 min · O'Hare (ORD) ~40 min. Chicago: the L for downtown, cars or Metra for the suburbs.
Company
Kraft Heinz — a packaged-food and beverage company
Location
downtown Chicago, in the Aon Center (200 E Randolph); its Chicago co-headquarters
Airport
Midway (MDW) ~25 min · O'Hare (ORD) ~40 min
Getting there
the L — the Blue or Orange Line drops you downtown for a few dollars

Which airport for Kraft Heinz

Midway (MDW) ~25 min · O'Hare (ORD) ~40 min. Two airports, both on the L. O’Hare (ORD), northwest, is the international hub with the Blue Line to the Loop. Midway (MDW), southwest, has the Orange Line. For downtown, the train from either beats a cab in traffic.

The ground reality in Chicago

Chicago is a rare US city where the train from the airport is often the right call: the Blue Line runs 24/7 from O’Hare to the Loop (~45 min), the Orange Line from Midway (~30 min). For downtown or Near North, skip the cab. For the suburbs — Deerfield, Schaumburg, Lake Forest, the North Shore — the L does not reach; that is Metra if the office is near a station, otherwise a rideshare or rental.

Getting to Kraft Heinz

For Kraft Heinz specifically, downtown Chicago, in the Aon Center points you toward the L — the Blue or Orange Line drops you downtown for a few dollars.

Where you sleep decides your morning. The companion to this page is where to stay near Kraft Heinz — pick the hotel in the right submarket and the airport-to-office problem mostly solves itself.

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Sources: Kraft Heinz’s location is its published corporate address. Airport, transit, and drive guidance is The Sales Traveler’s own, based on Chicago geography and its airports (O’Hare (ORD) and Midway (MDW)). Not paid placements.
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