Directions to the 2[0-9][0-9][0-9] [Ann B. Davis|Burns]...

First, get to North America and then get to the southeastern corner of Michigan:

Finally, if you are approaching from:

• via I-94 or US-23 Northbound/Westbound
  • If on US-23, take Exit 35 (I-94) towards Ann Arbor.
  • Take Exit 177 (State Street) towards the big buildings.
  • Follow State Street through campus and past William Street and North University. You will see an incredibly out-of-place eight story building being constructed. You want to turn right here (onto Washington).
  • The next block is Thayer. Turn right here. The parking structure will be on the right.
• via M-14 or US-23 Southbound
  • If on US-23, take Exit 45 (M-14) towards Ann Arbor (westbound).
  • Take Exit 3 ('Downtown Ann Arbor') from M-14. This will be Main street.
  • Follow Main to Washington (there will be a Mongolian Barbecue on the right). Turn left onto Washington.
  • Pass State Street (There will be an incredibly out-of-place eight story building being constructed on the right.)
  • The next block is Thayer. Turn right here. The parking structure will be on the right.
• via I-94 Eastbound
  • Take Exit 172 (Jackson Road)
  • Follow Jackson Road east, it will eventually turn into Huron. Turn right (Sorry, Julie) on to State Street. Turn left at the first intersection (onto Washington).
  • The next block is Thayer. Turn right here. The parking structure will be on the right.
• If you're using a mapping program, the MLB does not have a true address, but "300 South Thayer" will work as an approximation.

New for 2005:

• The Broadway Bridge has finally reopened, so traffic patterns between the north part of town and the campus are back to normal.
• In August of 2003, Ann Arbor removed many of the one-way designations on the streets in the area of the Modern Languages Building, so prior memory of directions based on one-way streets may no longer be valid.

Parking Info | Page last updated 12-Nov-2004 | These directions are informational only. No representation is made or warranty given as to their content, road conditions or route usability or expeditiousness. User assumes all risk of use. MapJest and its suppliers assume no responsibility for any loss or delay resulting from such use.