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How do I get to Ann Arbor?
How do I get to Ann Arbor?
Resources at Detroit Metropolitan Airport:
Resources at Detroit Metropolitan Airport:
The University of Michigan in Ann Arbor is approximately 45 minutes west of Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW). There are several ways to get to campus and your conference accommodations:
Self-driving directions:
Self-driving directions:
From Jeffries Fwy / M-14: Take the Jeffries Freeway (west) past Interstate 275 (here the Jeffries Freeway becomes M-14). Follow M-14, remaining in the left lane to US-23 South (sign reads to Toledo, NOT Ann Arbor). Take exit 41 (Plymouth Road). Follow Plymouth Road west to the second stoplight (Huron Parkway). Turn left on Huron Parkway. At the first stoplight (Hubbard Ave, turns into Hayward), turn right. At the second stop sign, turn left onto Beal Avenue. The Lurie Engineering Center will be on your right hand side, marked by a large orange sculpture.
From US – 23: Take exit 41 (Plymouth Road). Follow Plymouth Road west to the second stoplight (Huron Parkway). Turn left on Huron Parkway. At the first stoplight (Hubbard Ave, turns into Hayward), turn right. At the second stop sign, turn left onto Beal Avenue. The Lurie Engineering Center will be on your right hand side, marked by a large orange sculpture.
From I-94: Take US-23 North to Exit 41 (Plymouth Road). Follow Plymouth Road west to the second stoplight (Huron Parkway). Turn left on Huron Parkway. At the first stoplight (Hubbard Ave, turns into Hayward), turn right. At the second stop sign, turn left onto Beal Avenue. The Lurie Engineering Center will be on your right hand side, marked by a large orange sculpture.
From I-96: Take I-96 east to US-23 south (exit 148A). Follow US-23 to M-14 east towards Plymouth/Toledo, NOT Ann Arbor. Follow M-14 to US-23 South (sign reads Toledo). From US-23 take Exit 41 (Plymouth Road). Follow Plymouth Road west to the second stoplight (Huron Parkway). Turn left on Huron Parkway. At the first stoplight (Hubbard Ave, turns into Hayward), turn right. At the second stop sign, turn left onto Beal Avenue. The Lurie Engineering Center will be on your right hand side, marked by a large orange sculpture.
U-M Campus Parking
U-M Campus Parking
All guests should plan to utilize visitor parking on north campus. The two recommended lots are NC 27 (1300 Murfin St.) or NC 26 (2500 Hayward St) marked on the map below with the yellow arrows. You can enter these addresses into a map on your phone and they will get you close to the parking lots. Be sure you are parking in a visitor parking space versus permit, as both lots are a mix of visitor and permit only parking. A map of north campus is below for reference.
How to get to Lurie Engineering Center (LEC) for the event:
How to get to Lurie Engineering Center (LEC) for the event:
From NC27: Walk to the east end of the parking lot toward the Lurie Bell Tower and Grove area. Walk directly through the grove, past the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science bldg on your left, down the stairs, walk next to the fountain and enter the back entrance of LEC. Elevators are located off of the main lobby, and the event will take place in the Johnson rooms on the third floor.
From NC26: Walk to the north end of the parking lot and take a left on Hayward Street. At the stop sign, take a left on Beal Ave. LEC will be on your righthand side - there is a large circle drive and orange sculpture in front of the building. The elevators are located off of the main lobby, and the event will take place in the Johnson rooms on the third floor.
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