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March 21 & 23 Des Moines, Iowa | Wells Fargo Arena MARCH 21 & 23 DES MOINES, IOWA | WELLS FARGO ARENA TRAVEL OPTIONS TO WELLS FARGO ARENA By Personal Vehicle: If you are staying in the surrounding area, take I-235 to Downtown City Garage Parking—$1/hour - $10 daily max Des Moines. Downtown Des Moines has ample parking in parking garages, with • Traveling east, exit at 7th Street and head south into Downtown. signage located at all main arteries to downtown displaying This route is indicated with a blue line on the up-to-the-minute availability in each garage. map on the opposite page. There are a few parking options along DOWNTOWN DES MOINES SKYWALK SYSTEM 5th Avenue and 7th Street. To access the FREE fan shuttle to Wells Fargo Arena, turn left onto W Martin Luther King Jr PKWY For detailed directions as you walk, download our SkywalkDSM app and park in the Principal Park lot. on iOS or Android. • Traveling west, exit at East 6th Street. For parking options, turn OPEN PRACTICE DAY left onto East 6th Street, then right onto W Martin Luther King Jr Come watch the teams prepare for their Thursday first-round games PKWY. To access the FREE fan shuttle to Wells Fargo Arena, at Open Practice Day on Wednesday, March 20. This event is free and follow directional signage to park in the Principal Park lot. open to the public. Free parking at Iowa Events Center/ Des Moines Area Regional Transit (DART): Wells Fargo Arena, although availability is limited. www.ridedart.com—(515) 283-8100 (customer service) ONE-WAY SOUTH ONE-WAY $2.00—express route per trip $1.75—regular route per trip FREE—D-Line Downtown Shuttle, which travels along Grand and Locust with access to East Village, Downtown and Ingersoll. Use a 5TH AVENUE 5TH Route 52 or Route 3 bus from West Des Moines, which drops riders off two blocks west of Wells Fargo Arena. STREET 3RD Taxi Cab Service: Call (515) 243-1111 to arrange pick up. Download the taxi app at yellowcab.cab • United Cab: (515) 277-7784 • Cab Trans: (515) 423-5855 • Majestic: (515) 650-5555 CROCKER STREET CROCKER STREET Taxi pick-up/drop-off at Wells Fargo Arena will be outside the south entrance near the Box Office. NORTH ONE-WAY Uber & Lyft: Uber & Lyft pick-up/drop-off at Wells Fargo Arena will be outside the south entrance near the Box Office. Community Choice Wells Fargo Arena Credit Union Hotel Shuttles: 2ND AVENUE West Convention Center Hotel pick-up/drop-off to Wells Fargo Arena will be outside the Plaza south entrance of Hy-Vee Hall. SKYWALK PUBLIC PARKING Ample parking is available in Downtown Des Moines. Fans are CENTER STREET Hy-Vee Hall CENTER STREET encouraged to find parking in the following areas: SKYWALK Wells Fargo Arena North Lot—$10 AVENUE 5TH Spots are available at Wells Fargo Arena for public parking, Hilton 3RD STREET with entrances off 3rd Street and 5th Avenue. It is Des Moines recommended you find alternate parking that is available Downtown downtown, as this will fill quickly. Hotel Principal Park—$10 PARK STREET Principal Park is located 10 blocks south of Wells Fargo Arena with a FREE shuttle service to the arena. A return stop will be NCAA/MEDIA PARKING CHARTER BUS DROP OFF available on Court Avenue for dining and entertainment, as well as Principal Park. TAXI CAB/UBER/LYFT STAND PARKING LOT ENTRANCE/EXIT VAN & PERSONAL VEHICLE DROP-OFF SHUTTLE STOPS 233 CENTER STREET, DES MOINES, IOWA 50309 (515) 564-8000 | NCAA.COM/BASKETBALL MERCY MEDICAL CENTER HOLIDAY INN DOWNTOWN AT MERCY CAMPUS GREATER DES MOINES BOTANICAL GARDEN Keosauqua Way St 14th E DOWNTOWN DES MOINES E 12th St ͧBC7A6HE<A97I7AGFͨ St 7th E E 6th St 6th E Skywalks COMFORT INN 2nd Ave 2nd 6th AVE 5th Ave & SUITES 7th St St 3rd r 8th St e 9th St 12th St 12th EVENT v Temporary Closing i CENTER R Des Moines St s S Skywalk/Street Level Access Points e n ROBERT D. 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(10 a.m. - 5 p.m.) Park St MUSEUM 10th St BRENTON OF IOWA 9thSt E Grand Ave 2nd Ave 5th Ave 6th AVE SKATING 8th St 7th St 4TH St 4TH 5WNbdSb4ec6b_`Bů ͧ@76<3C3E><A9ͨ 3rd St PLAZA catchdesmoines.com Chestnut St AC HOTEL (515) 286-4960 | (800) 451-2625 B BY MARRIOTT Watson Powell Jr. Way DES MOINES E 6th St Watson Powell Jr. Way EAST VILLAGE E 7th St E Locust St E Court Ave E 5th St B E 3rd St STAYBRIDGE SUITES B DES MOINES DOWNTOWN Pleasant St E 4th St Grand Ave E 2nd St UNITY POINT HOYT IOWA METHODIST B SHERMAN MEDICAL CENTER EMBASSY SUITES E Walnut St PLACE WELLMARK DES MOINES DOWNTOWN YMCA SIMON ESTES Woodland Ave RIVERFRONT AMPHITHEATER S RENAISSANCE S S SAVERY Locust St WORLD FOOD DES MOINES PRIZE HALL OF S S DOWNTOWN DES MOINES LAUREATES S S PERFORMING S ARTS E 1st St S COWLES High St HYATT PLACE HISTORIC EASTE Court Ave VILLAGE DES MOINES COMMONS MARRIOTT DES MOINES S Walnut St RIVERWALKPRINCIPAL DOWNTOWN DOWNTOWN S CATCH DES MOINES S S INFORMATION CENTER S S Ingersoll Ave S S S S S 14th St 14th S DES MOINES Grand Ave DES LUX S 3rd St TEMPLE 12th St HOTEL THEATER S B DES MOINES S 4th St B Water St E Vine St PUBLIC LIBRARY 13th St S 16th St Court Ave 5th Ave S S 2nd Ave 6th Ave S JOHN & MARY PAPPAJOHN S B Grand Ave Locust ST S 7th St SCULPTURE PARK 15th St S S E Market St S COURT DISTRICT RESIDENCE INN 8th St BY MARRIOTT - Locust St DES MOINES Walnut St DOWNTOWN 9th St HAMPTON INN 10th St B & SUITES - DOWNTOWN 11th St DART 12th St CENTRAL Mulberry StS BUS STATION Cherry St (PUBLIC B TRANSIT) SCIENCE CENTER OF IOWA & BLANK IMAX DOME THEATER FOLLOW US! 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