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Getting to Ann Arbor
BY PLANE:
Detroit Metro Airport (www.metroairport.com) is the closest major airport to Ann Arbor. It is approximately 30-40 minutes away from the University of Michigan and is a major hub for Delta Airlines and many other carriers. We recommend using http://www.kayak.com/ , http://www.bing.com/ , and http://www.southwest.com/ to look for airline tickets. To get to and from the airport, many rental car companies are located in the airport, or there are several modes of public and private transportation to get to Ann Arbor:
http://www.metroairport.com/transportation/
http://www.annarborairportshuttle.net/1.html
http://www.michiganflyer.com/
BY TRAIN:
Amtrak has a station in Ann Arbor if you are coming from closer points such as Chicago:
BY BUS:
The least expensive way of getting to Ann Arbor from Chicago is Megabus:
Alternative bus transportation to Ann Arbor is possible via Greyhound from other cities:
Once in Ann Arbor, there are several ways of getting around. If you are staying downtown, the University and many restaurants and shops are within walking distance. If you are staying at a hotel chain, most of them have free shuttles to bring you downtown or to the university’s campus.
BUS:
The Ann Arbor Transit Authority is the local bus system. All rides cost $1.50, and the schedules and routes can be found at: http://www.theride.org/ .
TAXI:
If out late, there are also taxi services available:
http://www.amazingbluetaxi.com/
http://www.selectride.com/
http://www.annarbortaxi.com/
http://annarbortaxitransport.4t.com/