Written by the Emily’s Limousine Service team. We are based in Orland Park, IL and cover all of the Chicago south suburbs. See our site at emilyslimousineservice.com.

Quick answer: Orland Park is our home base, so we run vehicles through it constantly — to Orland Square Mall, to any of the three Metra SouthWest Service stations in town, and out to O’Hare and Midway. We’re licensed, fully insured, dispatching 24 hours a day, with flat-rate pricing and no hidden fees. Our fleet runs from sedans through 57-passenger coaches. Terms are on the pricing page and the FAQ.

At a glance

• Population: roughly 58,700 — the commercial anchor of the south suburbs
• Metra stations: three on the SouthWest Service — 143rd Street, 153rd Street, 179th Street — all in fare zone 4
• Orland Square Mall: 1.2M+ sq ft, draws from a 5-mile trade area of roughly 250,000 people
• Fleet: sedans through 57-passenger coaches
• Pricing: flat-rate, no hidden fees, 24/7 dispatch

Orland Park is bigger than its neighbors, and it shows in the traffic

With roughly 58,700 residents, Orland Park is the commercial anchor of the south suburbs, not just another bedroom community. Orland Square Mall alone draws from a trade area of about 250,000 people within five miles, which means La Grange Road and the streets feeding it carry retail and commuter traffic well beyond what the town’s own population would suggest. Weekend evenings and the holiday shopping season are the two windows where that traffic matters most for a scheduled pickup.

Three Metra stations, three different profiles

Orland Park is unusual for the south suburbs in having three stations on Metra’s SouthWest Service line, and they’re not interchangeable. 143rd Street/Orland Park sits closest to Union Station at 23 miles out, is the busiest of the three at around 591 average weekday boardings, and is recognized as the anchor of Orland Park’s own downtown. 153rd Street/Orland Park, about 25.2 miles out, is the only one of the three besides Union Station where tickets are sold in person. 179th Street/Orland Park, the furthest at 28.7 miles, was actually the line’s southern terminus until it was extended toward New Lenox and Manhattan in 2006 — it’s the quietest of the three, at roughly 208 average weekday boardings. All three sit in Metra fare zone 4, one zone further out than Oak Forest’s zone 3 station. See our Oak Forest Transportation Guide for how that comparison plays out for a neighboring city.

Orland Square Mall and the La Grange Road corridor

Orland Square, at 151st Street and La Grange Road, has anchored this corridor since 1976 and remains the largest mall in the Chicago southwest suburbs at over 1.2 million square feet. It draws shoppers from well beyond Orland Park itself — Tinley Park, Homer Glen, Frankfort, Mokena — which means a pickup or drop-off near the mall, especially on a weekend or during a holiday shopping stretch, benefits from a chauffeur who already knows the traffic pattern rather than one navigating it for the first time.

What we handle out of Orland Park

• Corporate travel. With the town’s retail and business base, corporate and airport transfers are a daily fixture, not an occasional booking. See our corporate limousine page.
• Weddings. Orland Park couples and their guests draw from hotels and venues across the wider Southland. Our wedding transportation cost guide covers what to budget. See our wedding limo service page.
• Prom and graduation season. Spring is our densest season here, same as everywhere in the south suburbs. Our prom limo guide covers the questions parents should ask before paying a deposit.
• Airport transfers. O’Hare and Midway runs from Orland Park are a constant — see our Chicago airport transfers page and our airport timing guide for how far ahead to schedule pickup.
• Group travel. Our group transportation vehicle guide compares every option by headcount, luggage, and occasion.

Book your Orland Park ride

Call (312) 446-7505 for a free, no-obligation flat-rate quote, or contact us online with your pickup, destination, and headcount. Serving Orland Park and every Chicago south suburb, 24 hours a day.

FAQ

How many Metra stations does Orland Park have?

Three — 143rd Street/Orland Park, 153rd Street/Orland Park, and 179th Street/Orland Park, all on the SouthWest Service line and all in fare zone 4.

Which Orland Park Metra station is busiest?

143rd Street/Orland Park, with roughly 591 average weekday boardings as of the most recent published Metra count, and it’s recognized as the anchor of Orland Park’s downtown.

Does traffic near Orland Square Mall affect pickup timing?

It can, particularly on weekends and during the holiday shopping season, given the mall draws from a trade area of roughly 250,000 people within five miles.

Do you serve the towns around Orland Park too?

Yes — Orland Park is our home base, and we cover Tinley Park, Homer Glen, Palos Heights, Oak Forest, Orland Hills, and the rest of the Chicago south suburbs from here.

Is pricing flat rate for Orland Park pickups?

Yes, flat-rate with no hidden fees, the same as everywhere else we serve — details are on the pricing page.

Related Emily’s Limousine Service guides

See our Oak Forest Transportation Guide, our group transportation vehicle guide, our airport timing guide, and our full limo services page.