Terminal 1 at O'Hare International Airport (ORD)

Use Terminal 1 as your shortcut to the right gates, nearby food, and the next airport page you need. Most listed options appear after security, which is useful once you clear the checkpoint.
About Terminal 1
United Airlines' primary O'Hare hub, spanning Concourses B and C with 52 gates. Also serves Lufthansa and All Nippon Airways. Designed by Helmut Jahn and built between 1985 and 1987, the terminal is known as "The Terminal for Tomorrow" for its curved glass structure. An underground tunnel links Concourses B and C, lit by a neon art installation. Terminal 1 connects to Terminals 2 and 3 by airside walkway, so passengers can reach either without leaving the secure area. It does not connect to Terminal 5, which sits apart on the far side of the airfield.
- O'Hare International Airport — Wikipedia, checked 2026-09-04
Terminal Snapshot
Use Terminal 1 to find gates, food, shops, and your next airport step fast.
6 restaurants and 0 shops are grouped here for faster wayfinding. Most listed options appear after security, which is useful once you clear the checkpoint.
- Restaurants
- 6
- Shops
- 0
- Child areas
- 0
- Security mix
- Mostly post
Useful pages for this airport
- ORD Airport MapFind terminals, gates, security, and pickup before you travel.
- ORD TSA Wait TimesCheck busy windows and historical checkpoint patterns.
- ORD Immigration Wait TimesCheck customs and CBP processing times for international arrivals.
- ORD Airport GuideMain airport overview with the highest-value planning pages.
- ORD RestaurantsBrowse dining options by terminal and category.
Where to eat in Terminal 1
6 restaurants
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Where to shop in Terminal 1
0 shops
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Most listed options appear after security, which is useful once you clear the checkpoint. Everything on this page sits inside Terminal 1; the full ORD dining directory and shopping directory cover every terminal at once.
Official Travel Resources
1 verified external links from airport operators and U.S. agencies.




