Shuttle Information Complimentary Shuttle Service Is Provided Between the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, Halls B&D and the Following Hotels

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Shuttle Information Complimentary shuttle service is provided between the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, Halls B&D and the following hotels. HOTEL ROUTE BOARDING LOCATION AT HOTEL Adolphus Hotel 2 On Field Street @ Commerce Street Crowne Plaza Dallas Downtown 2 Curbside on Griffin Street Dallas Marriott City Center 1 Walk to the Sheraton – Curbside on Olive – Draft Entrance Fairmont Dallas 1 Curbside on Ross Avenue @ Akard Street Homewood Suites by Hilton Dallas Downtown 2 Walk to the Crowne Plaza – Curbside on Griffin Street Hyatt Regency Dallas 3 Trinity Crossing Entrance Lorenzo Hotel 4 Curbside Front Entrance Magnolia Hotel Dallas 2 Walk to the Adolphus Hotel – On Field Street @ Commerce Sheraton Dallas Hotel 1 Curbside on Olive – Draft Entrance SpringHill Suites Dallas Downtown/West End 2 Curbside on Lamar Street @ Corbin Street *Aloft Dallas Downtown and the Omni Dallas Hotel are within walking distance to the Kay Bailey Convention Center. HOURS OF SERVICE DAY TIME SERVICE EVERY 7 am–5:30 pm 30 minutes* Monday, October 15 5:30–7:30 pm 30 minutes*– IFAI Hall B only 7–11:30 am 15–20 minutes Tuesday, October 16 3:30–6:30 pm 15–20 minutes 5–6:30 pm 15–20 minutes – IFAI Party Shuttle (Hall B only) 7–11:30 am 15–20 minutes Wednesday, October 17 3:30–5:30 pm 15–20 minutes 5:30–7 pm 30 minutes* – CAMX Hall D only 7–9 am 15–20 minutes Thursday, October 18 9 am–2 pm 30 minutes* 2–5 pm 30 minutes* – CAMX Hall D only NO MID-DAY SERVICE ON TUESDAY OR WEDNESDAY *Shuttle departs convention center on the hour and half hour. Schedule may vary due to traffic & weather conditions. Last bus leaves from hotel 30 minutes prior to end time with no return service. For Shuttle Information and Special Assistance: (310) 466-4699 Please call at least 30 minutes prior to desired pick-up time. Transportation Managed By: Production Transport Note: This is a preliminary shuttle schedule and is subject to change. Please check the signage in your hotel lobby, upon your arrival in Dallas, for the most current information..

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