91st Street–Beverly Hills station
| Company type | Metra commuter rail station |
|---|---|
| Industry | Transportation |
| Headquarters | Chicago , United States |
Area served | Beverly Hills, Chicago |
| Products | Commuter rail services |
91st Street–Beverly Hills ranks among the five Metra stations situated within Chicago's Beverly Hills area. Positioned on the Beverly Branch of the Rock Island District Line, it lies at 9105 South Prospect Square, close to 91st Street, and is located a certain distance from LaSalle Street Station, which serves as the northern endpoint of the line. Within Metra's fare zones, this station falls under zone 2. According to 2018 data, it held the 128th position out of 236 non-downtown stations in terms of average weekday boardings, with approximately 368 passengers.
By 2022, weekday service at this station includes 40 trains—split evenly with 20 heading inbound and 20 outbound. On Saturdays, it is served by 21 trains (10 inbound and 11 outbound), while Sundays and holidays see a total of 16 trains stopping here.
Despite its name reflecting its location, there is no parking directly accessible from either 91st Street or Prospect Square. Parking options are available just north of the intersection at 91st and Prospect Square, where a lot also supports a nearby Forest Preserve Maintenance Facility. Additional parking can be found along Beverly Avenue through street parking spaces, as well as in a lot west of Beverly Avenue between the end of these spaces and north of 92nd Place. This lot occupies what was once the right-of-way for the Pennsylvania Railroad's "Panhandle Line," which previously served this station. The station does not offer any bus connections.