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Mccormick Place July 12-15, 2020 Mccormick Place annon Dr W Dickens Ave e Av N d S W Armitage Ave n N t a o C c la k evel t l r k S o n N N C t D L t t r t S a S W Wisconsin St S k e rd July 12-15, 2020 ed bee a t S h ra c ho r als r a H July 12-15, 2020 r N O N IFT20N L e McCormick Place D r IFT20W Willow St McCormick Place W Eugenie St McCormick Place W North Ave 2301 S. King Dr. North/Clybourn Sedgwick OLD 1 AC Hotel Chicago Downtown CLYBOURN TOWN 630 N. Rush St. CORRIDOR 2 Chicago Marriott Downtown Mag Mile 540 N. Michigan Ave. 3 Congress Plaza 520 S. Michigan Ave. W Division St Clark/ Division 4 Courtyard Downtown/River North GOLD E Elm St 30 E. Hubbard St. t S COAST 5 Courtyard Magnificent Mile ed t E Oak St 165 E. Ontario St. als H E Walton St N E Delaware Pl DoubleTree Magnificent Mile t 6 r S D t t S ns E Chestnut St 300 E. Ohio St. S k s alle l N r ea l S e rl la E Pearson St a L C L W a Embassy Suites Chicago Downtown k 7 N N O N W Chicago Ave N Chicago e Chicago y S 600 N. State St. t ho S W Superior St wk O’Hare r W Huron St 34 e Fairmont rn P 8 International D Airport o 23 r W Erie St rb 200 N. Columbus Dr. a N Franklin 1 14 W Ontario St 5 e N W Ohio St N De 7 17 6 9 Hampton Inn McCormick Place M Av ilw 123 E. Cermak Rd. auk W Grand Ave Grand 11 2 Grand ee A 20 Navy Pier W Illinois St t 30 18 ichigan ve S 10 Hilton Chicago - CO-HEADQUARTER* 4 M W Hubbard St e 21 t N 720 S. Michigan Ave. W Kinzie St a 27 Merchandise t S Mart 32 N 11 Hilton Garden Inn Downtown/Magnificent Mile E Wack 15 28 er Dr 10 E. Grand Ave. 25 W Lake St 33 Du Sable Clinton 8 Harbor 12 Hilton Garden Inn McCormick Plac Clark / Lake State / Lake 123 E. Cermak Rd. W Randolph St Randolph Ogilvie Lake Transportation 13 Home 2 Suites by Hilton Chicago McCormick Center Washington W Washington St Washington / 123 E. Cermak Rd. Wells W Madison St Madison Millennium Park Kennedy Expy 26 14 Hyatt Centric Chicago Magnificent Mile W Monroe St 31 Willis Tower / 633 N. Saint Clair St. Monroe 24 The Art Institute W Adams St Skydeck Chicago of Chicago Quincy / Adams Hyatt Regency Chicago Union Wells 19THE 15 Station LOOP 151 E. Wacker Dr. r W Jackson Blvd r Jackson e D 16 Hyatt Regency McCormick Place Av e ker D r Monroe 2233 S. Martin Luther King Dr. Y Wac Harbor GREEKTOWN ho A S LaSalle Library S W Van Buren St W e Inn of Chicago S 17 k ichigan U a M L B UIC / Halsted Clinton 162 E. Ohio St. S S Eisenh ower Expy Congress Pkwy 3 18 InterContinental W Harrison St Harrison l 505 N. Michigan Ave. P t 29 t t S lle S S a r JW Marriott k 10 19 D ells ar inancial F W 151 W. Adams St. S S S Cl S La Kimpton Hotel Palomar Chicago olumbus 20 C LITTLE S 505 N. State St. Loews ITALY Roosevelt John G. Shedd 21 y Aquarium p Adler 455 N. Park Dr. x W Roosevelt Rd E The Field t Planetarium t S S t Museum 22 Marriott Marquis - CO-HEADQUARTER* an S t y S ed t R on 2121 S. Prairie Ave. t erson f n als li anal H ef an BUSWAY C J C S D S S S MUSEUM 23 Omni Chicago CAMPUS 676 N. Michigan Ave. 24 Palmer House Hilton 17 E. Monroe St. S 25 Renaissance Chicago Downtown L W 18th St a One W. Wacker Dr. k NORTHERLY e e v S ISLAND A ho 26 Residence Inn Downtown/Chicago Loop e e n v e v t r a v e A A Burnham S 11 S. LaSalle St. g A i D e Harbor h r c i airie tat abash Sheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers r 27 S M P W S Indiana S S S S 301 E. North Water St. 28 Swissotel Cermak- Cermak- Chinatown McCormick Place 22 323 E. Upper Wacker Dr. Midway W Cermak Rd 9 12 13 International 16 29 The Blackstone Hotel Airport 636 S. Michigan Ave. Halsted CHINATOWN 30 The Gwen Chicago Stevenson Expy 521 N. Rush St. 31 The Gray 122 W. Monroe St. 32 Westin River North 320 N. Dearborn St. 33 theWit Museum of 201 N. State St. E 31st St Science and Industry 34 Warwick Allerton 701 N. Michigan Ave. Sox-35th E 35th St S L 35th/Bronzeville/IIT a k e S ho r e D r.
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