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Gleacher Center and Surrounding Area E d e n s E x Gleacher Center p r 294 e s 90 s w a 53 y and Surrounding Area Lake Michigan 41 94 450 North Cityfront Plaza Drive — Chicago, IL 60611 O’Hare North Lake Airport Ken Shore Drive ne dy E x pre ssw ay Gleacher Banks St Center N . Detail L a 90 k Area Goethe St e S 290 94 S t a C D h t l e o e a a r 290 r Scott St e Chicago r k S 88 b Eisenhower Expressway t D S o Loop r t r n Division St S t Lake Michigan ay sw 294 res 55th St Elm St Exp Oak on ens Street ev Garfield Blvd . St Cedar St ai E 41 Beach Adl Midway Airport South Lake Bellevue Pl 55 Shore Drive The University of Chicago Oak St 355 94 90 Oak St R Hyde Park Campus u s Dan Ryan Chicago Walton St h Walton St Expressway Skyway S t Delaware Pl 57 S t a 11 t Chestnut St e S t C l 10 a Pearson St N r k . L DRIVING DIRECTIONS Calumet S a t 9 k Expressway Chicago Ave e F D S a h e i o 94 a r r b r From Interstate 90/94 Superior St e b D a o r n 80 r k n s Heading either north or Huron St To entrance: S C t t south on I-90/94, exit at Ohio Street. M c Erie St C Follow Ohio east to Michigan Avenue. R M l W u u i r s S c a g Turn right. At the second light, turn left h t h b . C Ontario St i a C S g t s l t a on Illinois Street. At stop sign, turn a h n i r Ohio St A right. Gleacher Center is on the right. S A v t ve e Grand Ave To area parking: Heading either north Cityfront 8 or south on I-90/94, exit at Ohio Street. Lower Illinois St Illinois St Plaza Dr Lower Illinois St P N Follow Ohio Street east across Michigan e a w r 4 k 7 Avenue to St. Clair. Turn right. Follow St. 1 S Hubba rd St S t 3 2 t Clair across Grand Avenue. See map on Kinzie St 5 North Water St page 2 for access to parking. 6 Chicago River From Lake Shore Drive N . Wac L To entrance: Heading either north or South Water St ker Dr a k e south on Lake Shore Drive, exit at Grand S h Wacker Dr o Avenue. Follow Grand west to Columbus r Lake St e D C Drive/Fairbanks Court; turn left. At sec- St C D S W Mich r t l olu e a a e a a b r t t r ond light, turn right on East North Water s e k a m b i o g s S S o b n h a t t r u n Street. Gleacher Center is straight ahead. A n A s v v A S D e e v t r e To area parking: Heading either north or south on Lake Shore Drive, exit at Grand Avenue. Follow Grand west to Map Key St. Clair. See map on page 2 for access 1 Gleacher Center 5 Wrigley Building 9 Historic Water Tower to parking. 2 NBCT ower 6 Sheraton Chicago Hotel 10 Water Tower Place 3 401 North Michigan 7 North Pier River East 11 Hancock Center 4 Tribune Tower 8 Navy Pier Lower Level: Access To Parking MAP KEY Erie St Lake St. Clair St Fai McC Michigan Parking Lot Entrance rban ks Ct lurg Ct To 90/94 Ontario St PARKING LOT From 90/94 Ohio St 1. 201 East Illinois (NBC surface lot) Grand Ave Walk to southwest corner of lot. Wabash Ave Rush St Go in doorway on left. Take stairs 201 E Illinois St to first floor. Exit building at (LOWER level) Illinois St Cityfront Plaza Drive. Walk across New St the street to the Gleacher Center. Mich 1 Hubbard St N. Lake Shore Dr igan Ave Kinzie St Gleacher Center Wacker Dr Chicago River Stetson Ave Colu South Water St mbus Dr To University of Chicago Hyde Park campus Upper Level: Pick-up, Drop-off, and Pedestrian Access Upper East Illinois St Lower East Illinois St Upper North M North Cityfront Plaza Dr Lower Level Parking Lot 4 Tribune Tower ich Columbus Dr Columbus igan Ave Gleacher Center NBC Tower 401 North Michigan North Water St Sheraton River Esplanade Chicago Hotel Chicago River.
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