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Thursday, January 30 – Zingerman's Greyline
Thursday, January 30 – Zingerman's Greyline
Address:
100 N. Ashley St.
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Self Parking:
Nearby city parking is available for participants driving to the reception. We recommend parking in the Ann & Ashley Parking Structure, located next to Zingerman's Greyline, at a rate of $1.50/hour.
Shuttle Schedule:
A shuttle is available for all participants from the Bell Tower Hotel (300 S. Thayer St.) and the reception on Thursday evening.
The shuttle will arrive at the hotel by 6:50 PM and will depart for the reception at 7:00 PM.
The return shuttle will arrive at the reception by 8:50 PM and depart for the hotel at 9:00 PM.
Friday, January 31 – Michigan Stadium
Friday, January 31 – Michigan Stadium
Location for Parking:
100 E. Keech Ave
Michigan Stadium Gate 9
Ann Arbor, Michigan, 48104
Event Check-In Address:
Jack Roth Stadium Club
1201 S. Main Street
Ann Arbor, Michigan, 48104
Self Parking:
Download parking map (or see below)
There is open parking at the stadium inside of Gate 9 (100 E. Keech Ave.) only. Please review this map and ensure your car is parked inside Gate 9 to avoid any tickets.
If you need an accessible or handicapped parking spot, you may park in a spot located in the first two rows in front of the entrance to the Jack Roth Stadium Club.
University of Michigan faculty, staff, and affiliates with a parking pass: We recommend parking in lots SC4, SC5 or SC6 on the map if you have a yellow, blue, or gold pass, and SC7 if you have an orange pass. These lots are labeled on the map below according to colored parking pass.
Shuttle Schedule:
A shuttle is available for all participants from the Bell Tower Hotel (300 S. Thayer St.) and Michigan Ross (701 Tappan St.) on Friday. The shuttle will arrive at the hotel no later than 7:10 AM on Friday, January 31 and will leave at 7:15 AM to head to the stadium. The shuttle will then loop from the stadium to Michigan Ross periodically throughout the day; a schedule will be posted.
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