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Go-See-Shop-E-At-Detroit-People-Mover-1Ac3c0.Pdf Go! See! SHoP! e at! title VI Complaints Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color or national origin by programs and activities receiving Federal financial assistance. The Detroit Transportation Corporation (DTC) works to offer public transportation service that is free of discriminatory practices and actions for all patrons of the Detroit People Mover. For more information or to file a complaint, contact: Detroit Transportation Corporation Human Resources Division 535 Griswold, Suite 400 Detroit, Michigan 48226 Phone: (313) 224-2160 / Fax: (313) 224-2134 Hours: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F Para obtener más información sobre el programa y los procedimientos para presentar una queja, contacte a los derechos civiles del Detroit Transportation Corporation: Teléfono: (313) 224-2160 (see page 12-13 for route map and system hours) El pasaje para el People Mover es de 75 centavos por viaje. Cualesquier combinación de monedas de los EE.UU. de cinco, diez y veinticinco centavos puede usarse para pagar, o una ficha. Las fichas están disponibles en todas las estaciones DPM. Los niños de 5 años y menores viajan gratis. Para mayor información, por favor llame al (313) 224-2160 o visite el sitio Web oficial en www. thepeoplemover.com. El People Mover de Detroit es accesible para las personas mayores y los discapacitados.La Estacion Grande Circus Park es accessible (mayo de 2015) . Las fichas a mitad de precio están disponibles para personas de edad avanzada, discapacitados y titulares de la tarjeta Medicare. Estos clientes también son elegibles para recibir un descuento del 50% en el People Mover Fast Pass (Pase Rápido). Para mayor información, llame al (313) 224-2160 o al (800) 541-RAIL. Visítenos en la Web en www. thepeoplemover.com. Go! See! SHoP! e at! the guide to great destinations along the detroit people mover route Hop on board the Detroit People Mover and discover just how easy it is to learn about Detroit. This guide is just a sampling of our colorful shops, cozy restaurants, arts, historic landmarks and architectural delights – all within walking distance of the 13 People Mover stations and featured in this guide for your convenience. Just 75¢ per ride. Insert fare into faregate located on your right. Payment in: • Cash (U.S. Nickels, Dimes, Quarters) • Tokens (Available in or near stations) • People Mover Fast Pass (Monthly, Annual or Special Events) Call 313-224-2160 for more information. The fare for the People Mover is 75 cents per ride. Any combination of U.S. nickels, dimes and quarters may be used for entry, or one token. Tokens are available in all DPM stations. Children 5 and under ride free. For more information, please call (313) 224-2160 or visit the official website at www.thepeoplemover.com The Detroit People Mover is accessible to elderly and disabled persons. Grand Circus Park Station is accessible (May 2015) Tokens at half-fare price are available to elderly, disabled and Medicare card holders. These patrons are also eligible to receive a 50% discount on the People Mover Fast Pass. For more information, call (313) 224-2160 or (800) 541-RAIL. Visit us on the web at www.thepeoplemover.com. 3 1. tImes square statIon restaurants/ The Bagley Grill eateries/Bars 216 Bagley 313 964-3777 H & S Deli 45 Grand River Urban Bean Co. 313 965-2515 200 Grand River 313 496-1010 Downtown Louie’s Lounge 30 Clifford retail / general 313 961-1600 Diamond Collateral Leland City Club- 1451 Washington Blvd. Restaurant 313 963-0852 400 Bagley Eve’s Downtown Gourmet 313 962-2300 1411 Washington Blvd. Nick’s Gaslight 313 963-9191 441 Grand River Griswold Pharmacy 313 963-9191 1411 Washington Blvd. Republic 313 237-9000 1942 Grand River attractions /hotels / 313 446-8360 places of Interest Rounds on the Square PT in the D 1431 Times Square 1420 Washington Blvd. 313 962-0300 586 381-4387 Rosa Parks Transit Center 360 Michigan Ave. 313 224-1262 2. grand CIrCus PARK restaurants/ Cykel eateries/Bars 18 West Adams 313 964-0782 Angelina Italian Bistro 1565 Broadway DaEdoardo 313 962-1355 Foxtown Grille 2203 Woodward Ave. Bookies Bar & Grille 313 471-3500 2208 Cass Ave. 313 962-0319 Downtown Louie’s Lounge 30 Clifford Bucharest Grill- 313 961-1600 Restaurant 2040 Park Go Smoothies 313 965-3111 110 Clifford 313 782-3009 Café D’Mongo’s Speakeasy Hockeytown Café 1439 Griswold 2301 Woodward Ave. 313 965-9500 Centaur Bar 2233 Park Hot Taco 313 963-4040 2233 Park Ave. 313 963-4545 Cheli’s Chili Bar 47 E. Adams Leland City Club/ 313 961-1700 Luci & Ethel’s Restaurant 400 Bagley Cliff Bell’s 313 962-2300 2030 Park 313 961-2543 Leo’s Coney Island 2100 Woodward Ave. 4 313 471-2888 On Deck Circle Little Foxes Fine Gifts 2100 Woodward 2211 Woodward Ave. 313 471-2555 Fox Theater Bld. 313 963-6202 Park Bar 2040 Park Red Rose Florist 313 962-2933 1425 Woodward Ave. 313 963-1422 State Bar 2115 Woodward Ave. Rosa Fashions 313 961-5451 1545 Woodward, Suite 2 313 965-4880 Subway 28 W. Adams Dr. James Schelberg, 313 963-9166 Podiatrist/Foot Specialist 1540 Washington Blvd. Taqo Detroit 313 962-4555 22 W. Adams 313 962-7701 StubHub Tickets 20 Witherell The Bagley Bar 313 964-7882 210 Bagley 313-964-7135 Swords Into Plow Shares Peace Center & Gallery The Dirty Trick 33 East Adams Ave. 2001 Woodward 313 963-7575 313 974-7470 The D Shop The Roof 2100 Woodward Ave. 2301 Woodward Ave. Comerica Park Hockeytown Café 313 471-2763 313 965-9500 The Last Tangle Salon Town Pump Tavern 1500 Washington Blvd. 100 W. Montcalm 313 963-5959 313 961-1929 The Value Shop Wright & Co. 41 E. Adams 1500 Woodward 313 961-6193 313 962-7711 attractions /hotels / WXYZ Bar places of Interest 1 Park Avenue Aloft Hotel 313 237-1700 Aloft Detroit at The David Whitney Building retail / general 1 Park Avenue 313 237-1700 B’Anna Boutique 1545 Woodward, Central United Methodist Ste.4-6 Church 313 965-8220 23 E. Adams. 313 965-5422 Gameday Detroit 41 E. Adams City Club 313 285-8104 400 Bagley 313 962-2300 Hard Luck Lounge 2001 Woodward Ave. City Theatre 313 974-7470 2301 Woodward Ave. 313 471-3200 Hilal Books & Imports 1520 Washington Blvd. ComePlayDetroit Studio 313 963-6477 110 Clifford 248 845-8273 Hockeytown Café Gift Shop Comerica Park 2301 Woodward Ave. 2100 Woodward Ave. 313 965-9500 313 962-4000 Jazz Convenience Store Downtown Synagogue 1424 Woodward 1457 Griswold St. 313 974-7599 313 962-4047 5 Fox Theatre The Fillmore 2211 Woodward Ave. 2115 Woodward Ave. 313 983-6611 313 961-5450 Studio Couture Arts The Elizabeth Theatre – Incubator & Gallery Upstairs @ Park Bar 1433 Woodward Ave. 2040 Park 313 454-1286 3. BROADWAY restaurants/ eateries/Bars Harmonie Café 242 John R. St. Al Karar Café 313 964-0934 1368 Broadway 313 265-3176 Jazz Café 350 Madison Baltimore Lunch/ 313 887-8501 Ted’s Place 1234 Randolph Jose’s Tacos 313 964-2728 218 E. Grand River 313 965-9992 Bleu 1540 Woodward La Casa de la Habana 313 974-7799 Cigar Bar 1502 Randolph Buffalo Wild Wings 313 285-8332 1211 Randolph 313 961-9453 Punch Bowl Social 1331 Broadway Centre Park Grill 313 749-9738 1407 Randolph 313 962-4999 Rockefellers Oyster Bar and Grille (Coming Soon) Chickpea in the D 1315 Broadway 2 John R. 313-970-7618 Small Plates 1521 Broadway Coaches Corner 313 963-0702 1465 Centre Street 313 963-4000 Steve’s Detroit Deli 212 E. Grand River COLORS-Detroit 313 962-0166 Restaurant/Café 311 E. Grand River The Well 313 496-1212 1228 Randolph 313 964-0776 Cornerstone Barrel House 1456 Woodward Whiskey Disco 313 338-3238 2 John R. 313 473-9401 Cranes on Broadway 1555 Broadway retail / general 313 410-9574 Biegas Gallery / The Detroit Beer Company Artist’s Cooperative 1529 Broadway 35 E. Grand River 313 962-1529 313 961-0634 Detroit Pub Dirty Jerseys 1326 Brush 1315 Broadway 313 963-3500 313 962-5430 Detroit Seafood Market DSE Flagshop Store 1435 Randolph 202 E. Grand River 313 962-4180 313 389-6178 Elwood Bar & Grille Eastern Wig & Hair 1745 Brush Company 313 962-2337 1400 Woodward Ave. 313 965-3800 6 Everything is Art Zarktas Purses & Custom Furniture Accessories 214 Grand River 214 E. Grand River 313 964-2372 313 685-0024 Ford Field Store attractions /hotels / 2000 Brush places of Interest 313 262-2000 1515 Broadway Theatre GreenBliss 1515 Broadway 1376 Broadway 313 965-1515 313-575-8614 3Fifty Terrace @ John Varvatos The Music Hall 1500 Woodward 350 Madison 313 437-8095 313 687-4350 Norah’s 36th District Court 214 E. Grand River 421 Madison 313 318-4411 Municipal Building 313 965-2200 N.V.US 2 Boutique 208 E. Grand River Boll Family Downtown 313-313 759-5764 YMCA 1401 Broadway Simmons & Clark Jewelers 313 309-9622 1535 Broadway 313 963-2284 Comerica Park 2100 Woodward Ave. Something Different 313 962-4000 Boutique 35 E. Grand River Detroit Athletic Cub 313 269-0528 241 Madison 313 442-1020 Spectacles 230 E. Grand River Detroit Opera House 313 963-6886 241 Madison 313 961-3500 Start Gallery 206 E. Grand River Ford Field 313 909-2845 2000 Brush St. 313 262-2000 The Woodhouse Day Spa 1447 Woodward Ave. Gem Theater & Lofts @ Merchants Row Century Grille 313 965-6270 333 Madison Ave. 313 963-9800 UDetroit Café @ Harmonie Park Media Center Music Hall 1427 Randolph 350 Madison 313 962-0660 313 887-8500 Wolverine Fur Company Virgil H.
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