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Chicago Motorcoach D215854_Inside.pdf 1 6/24/11 2:00 PM DOWNTOWN CHICAGO MOTORCOACH LOADING ZONES & PARKING LOCATIONS Overnight Parking Area: McCormick Place Marshalling Yard Fenced, patrolled lot open 24 hours, 7 days a week, 365 days a year except during very large trade shows. $22 per day with in/out privileges. 31st Street and Lake Shore Drive (Lot entrance on Moe Street) Call (312) 808-3138 for more information. Parking lot attendant can provide taxi information for drivers returning to the downtown area. e. Wrigley . St. St. Av Field St St ck ck Lakeview/Lincoln Park Directions to ee St and gwi awk eans Lincoln vel rab Park O rl Sed Moh Cle Zoo McCormick Place Truck Marshalling Yard Lar From North of 31st Street 1600 N South on Lake Shore Drive. Exit at 31st Street. Weed St. t. t. Turn right on Moe Street, following the signs to d St. lan Blackhawk St. S ls Wel McCormick PlaceTruck Marshalling Yard. Wie Eastman St. From South of 31st Street North on Lake Shore Drive. Exit at 31st Street. Turn left, going over Lake Shore Drive. Turn right on Moe Street, following the signs to the McCormick Place Truck 1200 N Marshalling Yard. (This is the first available right turn immediately after going over Lake Shore Drive.) Hooker S Hi t. Motorcoach Loading Zones ckory S Standing for longer than 3 minutes or parking Branch S t. t. is not allowed at the following loading zones: LaSalle St. LaSalle St. CLARK STREET–1635 North Clark St. Halsted St. Halsted St. 800 N CHICAGO AVENUE–200 East • Chicago Water Works Information Center O‘Hare International • Broadway Playhouse at Water Tower Place Airport • The John Hancock Observatory • Lookingglass Theatre 600 N • The Magnificent MileTM • Museum of Contemporary Art RUSH STREET–701 North 400 N TM Lakeview/Lincoln Park • Merchandise The Magnificent Mile Mart WABASH AVENUE St. Jefferson Between Grand Avenue and Illinois Street Elston Ave. Parking • The Magnificent MileTM WELLS STREET–630 North Millennium Park Randolph WelcomeCenter • River North Entertainment District Street Station G reene St. reene St. G Peoria St. Peoria St. Sangamon St. OHIO STREET–40 West Ogilvie Station Downtown Millennium • River North Entertainment District United Park Center STREETER DRIVE–588 East • Navy Pier Union Art Institute RANDOLPH STREET–150 West Station (Open to all vehicle loading) • Cadillac Palace Theatre CLARK STREET–150 North Monroe • City Hall 400 S Harbor Buckingham • Daley Center & The Picasso Fountain • James R. Thompson Center Greyhound (State of Illinois Building) Bus Station DEARBORN STREET–165 North • Chicago Cultural Center/Visitor Information Center • The Chicago Theatre • Ford Center for the Performing Arts/Oriental Theatre Hyde Park • The Goodman Theatre 1200 S • State Street Shopping Shedd 12th Pl. Aquarium The Field Adler Upper Randolph Street at Stetson Museum Planetarium (by the Bike Station) 14th St. Maxwell St. Maxwell St. S te • . Chicago Cultural Center w t S a Elston Ave. Parking r r t e Soldier A • The Harris Theater for Music and Dance b Field v 15th St. m e u . • Millennium Park L . t • Millennium Park Welcome Center S p Noble St. o o Northerly r MONROE STREET–22 West Island h T Magnolia Ave. S t e Museum Campus Dr. Dr. Campus Museum • Bank Of America Theatre w Le Moyne St. 17th St. a r Le Moyne St. t A v e D WACKER DRIVE–230 South 1800 S . 18th St. Exit • Skydeck Chicago SOLIDARITY DRIVE–700 East G rove St. • Adler Planetarium Blackhawk St. Blackhawk St. Ada St. • The Field Museum . t • John G. Shedd Aquarium S a i r o • Northerly Island/Charter One Pavilion e P Halsted St. Potomac • Soldier Field Ave. e . v e Ashland Ave. Ave. Ashland A v . A t Crystal St. w . 2200 S S t h i t r S r e e vee Garage and e o n e v FREE Motorcoach On-Street Day Parking Conference l w a b s e Center r o l o G B C (as available) N McCormick CANAL STREET–1200 South (except Sundays) Place West Parking available only on the east side of Canal Hyde Park 25th St. Street, south of Roosevelt Road KINZIE STREET–between Des Plaines Street and Midway Airport . e Moe St. St. Moe Union Avenue, both sides of street v A k r a GREEN STREET–east side of street between P ake Kinzie Street and Carroll Avenue L Burnham Park D ELSTON AVENUE–between Potomac Avenue 3100 S and Le Moyne Street 41st St. 57th Street 33rd St. 33rd St. Beach Oriental Museum of Institute Science and Museum Industry 3500 S 1 E 300 E 500 E 800 W 25M 6/11 6/11 25M as possible. possible. as of passengers should be completed as expeditiously expeditiously as completed be should passengers of attractions. The loading and/or unloading unloading and/or loading The attractions. other at designated areas at hotels, restaurants and and restaurants hotels, at areas designated at or map inside and identified by special signs, signs, special by identified and inside map the passengers at the numbered stops featured on on featured stops numbered the at passengers may only load and/or unload unload and/or load only may Motorcoaches • destinations. destinations. other may also result. result. also may from other destinations or from the City to to City the from or destinations other from City Violators will incur a fine. Additional legal action action legal Additional fine. a incur will Violators that transport passengers to the the to passengers transport that motorcoaches dumping on land or in waterways is prohibited. prohibited. is waterways in or land on dumping of Chicago licenses are not required for for required not are licenses Chicago of City • facilities. Under City ordinance, illegal illegal ordinance, City Under facilities. permitted may discharge waste only at at only waste discharge may Motorcoaches • motorcoaches will be allowed to idle their engines longer. longer. engines their idle to allowed be will motorcoaches of departure. Under certain weather conditions conditions weather certain Under departure. of time and Sightseeing vehicles). vehicles). Sightseeing and Charter engines for more than 3 minutes prior to their their to prior minutes 3 than more for engines idle in the parking areas, motorcoaches may not not may motorcoaches areas, parking the in While • Regulations (which includes includes (which Regulations Motorcoach and beautiful by following these these following by beautiful and safe in these designated areas. areas. designated these in except help us keep our city clean, clean, city our keep us help Please may not park or stand anywhere anywhere stand or park not may Motorcoaches • MOTORCOACH REGULATIONS REGULATIONS MOTORCOACH of the above signs. If you do not see one of these signs, do not load/unload or park at that location. location. that at park or load/unload not do signs, these of one see not do you If signs. above the of All approved motorcoach loading zones or on-street, motorcoach parking areas will be indicated by one one by indicated be will areas parking motorcoach on-street, or zones loading motorcoach approved All zones see the main map inside. inside. map main the see zones zones see the main map inside. inside. map main the see zones approved motorcoach loading loading motorcoach approved approved motorcoach loading loading motorcoach approved zones. For a complete list of of list complete a For zones. areas. For a complete list of of list complete a For areas. INFORMATION GUIDE GUIDE INFORMATION approved motorcoach loading loading motorcoach approved on-street, motorcoach parking parking motorcoach on-street, and and MAP PARKING Look for this sign at all all at sign this for Look for this sign at all approved approved all at sign this for Look MOTORCOACH CHICAGO CHICAGO MOTORCOACH PARKING & LOADING ZONE SIGNAGE SIGNAGE ZONE LOADING & PARKING MOTORCOACH MOTORCOACH PARKING HELPFUL INFORMATION On-street, day parking available on Elston Avenue between Potomac Avenue and Le Moyne Street. Tour Bus Inquiries Hotel And Group Tour Information Parking on both sides of Elston Avenue is available. Parking allowed only by signage indicating “Charter Bus Stand.” Chicago Convention (Mon-Fri, 9 am-5 pm) For assistance with group hotel reservations and & Tourism Bureau ................(312) 567-8571 attraction information, call (312) 567-8571, email McCormick Place Marshalling Yard 31st Street and Lake Shore Drive (Lot entrance on Moe Street) Fax . ..........................(312) 567-8504 [email protected] or visit the ‘Travel E-mail . [email protected] Professionals’ section of www.choosechicago.com. Northerly Island Chicago Traffic Updates. www.choosechicago.com/traffic Visitor Resources . t S p Garage and Greater North Michigan Avenue Nobl Set. o Illinois Department of o Conference r Center h Association ...................(312) 642-3570 T Magnolia Ave. Transportation Hotline ............(800) 452-4368 Le Moyne St. Website . www.themagnificentmile.com Le Moyne St. E City of Chicago l s ton Routing Information...............(312) 744-6460 Chicago Loop Alliance .........(312) 782-9160 A Website . .www.chicagoloopalliance.com ve. Chicago’s Special Events Hotline .. .(312) 744-3370 Police or Fire emergency....... ............... .911 Visitor Information Centers Blackhawk St. Blackhawk St. St. Ada St. e Moe v Police, non-emergency . (312) 744-4000 or 3-1-1 A k r Chicago Water Works Mon-Thurs 8am-7pm a P 163 East Pearson Street Fri 8am-6pm ake L at Michigan Avenue Sat 9am-6pm Lake Sun 10am-6pm . e Potomac Ave. Shore v Chicago Cultural Center e 32nd St. Holidays 10am-4pm A v Ashland Ave. AshlandAve. A t Crystal St. w Dr. S t 77 East Randolph Street h Closed Thanksgiving, i t r S r e e vee e 33rd St. o n e v l w at Michigan Avenue a Christmas Day, b s e r o l o B G C N Division St.
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