
Metra has partnered up with one of the Chicago area's most iconic summer festivals to help concertgoers ride for free.
For the fifth year in a row, those traveling to Ravinia Festival can get there for free on the Metra's Union Pacific North Line.
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Planning on taking the Metra to the festival?
All you have to do is show the train conductor your concert ticket, and your trip is covered, according to a statement from Metra.
The Union Pacific North Line has two stops positioned near the festival; the Ravinia Park Station located at the entrance to the festival grounds and the Braeside Station just a short walk from the grounds.
Ravinia Festival season starts June 6 and runs through Aug. 31.
Metra said on weekdays, trains will begin stopping at Ravinia Park Station at 5 p.m. Weekend service will begin mid-morning, according to Metra, and continue through the scheduled events of the day.
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