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adidas® WINDY CITY NATIONAL QUALIFIER 2018 FAN GUIDE Page 1 N Lakeview Ave W Fullerton Pkwy W Belden Ave LINCOLN N Lincoln PARK t S ed A t v e W Webster Ave als N Lincoln Park West N Stockton Dr H N C N OZ PARK annon Dr W Dickens Ave N W Armitage Ave N C S t o c lar k t k S o n N L N Cleveland Ave t D t r ak S W Wisconsin St e S ed t hor als LINCOLN H e D N N Orchard St N Larrabee St PARK r W Willow St W Eugenie St W North Ave North/Clybourn Sedgwick OLD TOWN CLYBOURN t Pkwy S k e r t a la CORRIDOR t N S N C N C N Dearborn Pkwy N Wells St lyb ourn A ve W Division St Clark/ Division E Elm St GOLD t S COAST ed t E Oak St als H t E Walton St t S N Dr S t E Delaware Pl S e t k alle John Hancock r a E Chestnut St S t la a Observatory N L N Orleans N L N C N S N Dearborn Pwky E Pearson St ak Chicago W Chicago Ave Chicago e S t hor S W Superior St O’Hare e D W Huron St International r Airport W Erie St N Franklin W Ontario St W Ohio St Grand Grand Navy Pier Merchandise Mart W Lake St Du Sable Clinton Harbor Clark/Clark/Lake State/Lake W Randolph St Randolphandolph/ Ogilvie Lake Wabash Transportation Washington W Washington St Center Washington/ Wells W Madison St THE Millennium Park Kennedy Expy W Monroe St LOOP Monroe Willis Tower/ The Art Institute W Adams St Skydeck Chicago QuincyQuincy// AdamsAdams/ of Chicago Union WWellsells Wabash Station W Jackson Blvd Jackson r e v e D Monroe GREEKTOWN Harbor hor S Wacker Dr LaSalle Library W Van Buren St e S ichigan A ak UIC/Halsted Clinton BUSWAY S M S L Eisenhower Expy Congress Pkwy W Harrison St Harrison Pl t S r D ells inancial S W S F S Clark St S La Salle St olumbus LITTLE S C ITALY RRooseveltoosevelt John G. Shedd y Aquarium p Adler x W Roosevelt Rd The Field E t Planetarium t S S t Museum S an t S ed y t on R t erson n als li anal H e an BUSWAY S D S C S J S C MUSEUM CAMPUS MAP KEY = Interstate 90 41 = U.S. Highway = Airport = Water Taxi (seasonal) W 18th St NORTHERLYM = Metra Station ISLAND = Amtrak H = Hospital e e v e = Attraction v v A A Burnham A Harbor = Stadium = Beach airie abash r = Visitor Information P Center S Indiana S S W S State St S Michigan Ave = CTA Station = Red Line Cermak- = Brown Line Cermak- = Purple Line Chinatown McCormickChinatown Place W Cermak Rd = Orange Line Midway = Blue Line International Airport = Pink Line CHINATOWN = Green Line Halsted = Bike route = Shopping District S L = Chicago Cultural Mile Stevenson Expy r ak e S g D n E 26th St hor Ki r y e D p x E r n Luthe i an y R S Mart an D Museum of E 31st St Science and Industry Page 2 Sox-35th E 35th St S L 35th/Bronzeville/IIT ak e S hor e D r E Pershing Rd McCormickMcCORMICK Place SQUARE Area Map MAP Marriott Marquis Wintrust Arena Page 3 Page 3 McCORMICK PLACE CAMPUS MAP Lakeside Center Level 2 Arie Crown Theater (East Building) Food Service LEVEL 4 Business Center Gift Shop Rooms E450-451 South Lakeside Ballroom Rooms E350-353 Vista Room Building E354 S406 LEVEL 3 SKY Rooms E250-272 Rooms S501-505 LEVEL 2 Halls D1 & D2 BRIDGE Rooms S401-406 LEVEL 5 LEVEL 1 Hall E LEVEL 4 Offices LEVEL 4 Rooms N426-427 West LAKE SHORE DRIVE GRAND CONCOURSE Rooms LEVEL 2.5 S101-106 Building Halls A1 & A2 Rooms LEVEL 3 LEVEL 3 N226-231 LEVEL 2.5 SKY BRIDGEGrand Ballroom S100 Rooms LEVEL 2 Halls B1 & B2 N126-140 LEVEL 1 LEVEL 1 (Entrance level for Halls C1 & C2) Level 2.5 Food Court/Restaurant Halls C1 & C2 Gift Shop Business Center METRA RAILROAD TRACK METRA Entrance North HOTEL Building Level 2 Food Service LEVEL 5 MARTIN LUTHERConference KING, JR. DRIVE Center LEVEL 4 (Rooms CC 10-CC 24) & Parking Lot A LEVEL 3 Rooftop Garden Level 2 Food Court/ Restaurant LEVEL 2 Rooms W470-W476 CERMAK ROAD Business Center Gift Shop LEVEL 1 Central Concourse, Halls F1 & F2, Skyline Ballroom W375 INDIANA AVENUE Transportation Center, Rooms W175-W196 Page 4 LEVEL 3 SOUTH BUILDING Page 5 Dock Doors U1 - U8, U11 - U31 LEVEL 3 Freight Doors UN1 - UN3 Ramp Ramp Loading Docks Loading Docks Overhead 26' 0" Overhead Doors Doors Hall B2 60' 0" 127,000 sq. ft. 30' 0" 11,800 sq. meters (approx. 335' 0" by 326' 0") Ceiling 18' under lights 14' 0" 24' 0" NF6& 7 NS5 Speed Doors Speed Doors UG & UF Door UD 81' 0" UA, UB, UC Access to/from Level 1 (Hall C) Freight Freight Door Door UE1/SE UE1/SW Hall B1 369,000 sq. ft. 34,317 sq. meters (approx. 452' 0" by 790' 0") Ceiling 40' under lights 101' 0" Freight Freight Door 240' 0" Door UE2/NE UE2/NW 120' 0" Access to/from NP4 Level 2 Loading Access 95' 0" Show Office Show 329' 0" NS1 Operable Wall Track 114'0" Grand 95'0" (approx.) 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