Paradise Valley
Paradise Valley
Chicago
Chicago
Flight

Paradise Valley to Chicago

Updated: 29 May 2026

The distance from Paradise Valley to Chicago is approximately 1,700 miles. Flying from Phoenix Sky Harbor (PHX) to O'Hare International (ORD) is the most practical method, taking about 3.5 hours. Driving is a multi-day journey and not recommended for a quick trip. Flying is highly recommended for efficiency. Both airports are major hubs with frequent service.

Total Distance: Driving distance 2,800 km, straight-line air distance 2,300 km.
Fastest Way
Flight from PHX to ORD, taking 3.5 hours.
Cheapest Way
Flight, if booked in advance.
Compare Paradise Valley to Chicago Routes
Flight
Direct
Duration
3.5 hours
Avg Price
$150 - $400
Operator
United Airlines
Route
PHX to ORD

Direct flights are available daily.

Travel Tips
  • Public Transit
    Use the CTA 'L' train system.
  • Weather
    Prepare for cold winters.
  • Flight Booking
    Book early for better rates.
  • Walking
    Downtown is very walkable.
  • Dining
    Try the deep-dish pizza.
Safety Tips
  • Safety
    Be aware of your surroundings in downtown.
  • Emergency
    Dial 911 for emergencies.
  • Navigation
    Use maps to avoid unsafe areas.
  • Health
    Stay warm in the winter.
People Also Ask
  • Is there a train?
    No direct train service.
  • How long is the flight?
    About 3.5 hours.
  • Which airport is best?
    ORD is the most convenient.
  • Is it safe to drive?
    It is a very long drive.
  • Are there direct flights?
    Yes, multiple daily.
Quick Info
  • From Paradise Valley, Arizona, United States
  • To Chicago, Illinois, United States
  • Modes
Best Time to Travel

Summer for pleasant weather.

Things to Do in Chicago
1
Millennium Park
Visit the famous park.
2
Art Institute of Chicago
View world-class art.
3
Willis Tower
See the city views.
4
Navy Pier
Enjoy the waterfront.
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