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Survival Guide LTB FINAL Sm.Pdf THE LendingTree BOWL IT’S ALL ABOUT COMMUNITY! JANUARY 6, 2020 6:30PM CST VS WWW.LendingTreeBOWL.COM Table of contents Welcome to Mobile....................................................................................3 Contact and important information............................................................4 Tickets........................................................................................................5 Directions...................................................................................................6 Shuttle information....................................................................................7 Downtown Parade Route...........................................................................8 Map of Downtown Mobile.........................................................................9 Lodging.....................................................................................................10 Entertainment and Attractions.................................................................11 Dining.......................................................................................................12 Bowl Week Schedule.................................................................................13 Security and Bag Policies...........................................................................15 Ladd-Peebles Stadium...............................................................................16 Parents and Children.................................................................................16 Guest With Disabilities..............................................................................16 Parking and Tailgating Policies...................................................................17 Prohibited Items and Stadium Policies.......................................................19 2 Welcome to Mobile Welcome to a melting pot of people, flavors, cultures and traditions. Located on Mobile Bay, just a stone’s throw away from the beautiful Gulf of Mexico, Mobile, Alabama is a city rich in history, tradition and culture. One of the oldest port cities in the United States, Mobile is distinguished from younger cities throughout the state by her rich Spanish, French, African and Creole heritage. History is reflected not only in the architecture of Mobile, but in the cuisine and cultural diversity. Mobile’s weather is greatly influenced by the Gulf of Mexico. Summers in Mobile are consistently warm, but maximum temperatures are seldom high because of breezes from the Gulf waters. Winters are usually very mild. The city enjoys an annual average temperature of 67.5 degrees. Along with great weather and rich heritage, you can also enjoy a wide range of activities when you visit Mobile. Whether you’re ready for a round of golf on one of our nationally rated courses, sight-seeing in historic downtown districts, or a day at the beach, Mobile has something for everyone. Mobile is home to the official Mardi Gras in this Country, instituted in 1704, 62 years before New Orleans adopted the Celebration. Mobile is the Azalea Capital of the World, displaying more than 50 varieties. Mobile is home to Jimmy Buffett, Hank Aaron and Winston Groom (to name just a few). Mobile hosts such national events as the LendingTree Bowl, Distinguished Young Woman, the Azalea Trail Run and the Senior Bowl. 3 Contact Information Lost and found 251-208-2500 Ladd-Peebles stadium- 251-208-2500 First Aid- Southeast corner and Northwest corner of the stadium Ticket questions 251-635-0011 Shuttles- refer to page 7 Transportation & emergency care: Mobile Regional Airport 800-357-5373 www.iflymo.com Pensacola International Airport 850-436-5000 www.flypenscalo.com Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport 1-866-4GPTBLX www.flygpt.com Closest Hospital to Stadium: Springhill Memorial Hospital 3719 Dauphin St. Mobile, AL 36608 251-344-9630 4 Tickets Ticket Prices: Sideline Seats: $45.00 (Reserved Seating) End Zone: $15.00 (General Admission) VISA, MasterCard and Discover Child Policy (ticket prices): Children 3 and under are free Wheelchair and disabled seating is located in the south end zone, accessible through Gate 6. All tickets for fans with wheelchairs and/or disabilities should be purchased through the LendingTree Bowl ticket office 251-635-0011 or online or from the schools. Fans are strongly encouraged to obtain tickets through their teams Athletic Department as there are several benefits for the University and the fans. Purchasing your tickets through the University ticket office benefits the Athletic Program in a number of ways. It not only helps offset bowl expenses, but it also helps to establish a tradition of being well represented at the bowl game. No refunds, all sales final Buy tickets online at www.lendingtreebowl.com/tickets or contact the LendingTree Bowl at (251) 635-0011 to purchase. Team Information Home Team: Miami University Visiting Team: Louisiana West Sideline East Sideline 5 STADIUM DIRECTIONS Take I-10 to Michigan Avenue (Exit 23). Go north on Michigan Avenue approximately 3 miles to Virginia Street (first traffic light beyond railroad tracks). Turn left on Virginia Street. Ladd-Peebles Stadium will be down the street on your left. 6 Shuttle Information SATURDAY, JAN. 4, 2020 MONDAY, JAN. 6, 2020 This is Alabama Mardi Gras Parade LendingTree Bowl Cost: $5.00 per person (round-trip) Cost: $5 per person (round trip) MALL SHUTTLE (See map) *MALL SHUTTLE (See map) Pick Up Location: *Springdale Mall (ADA Pick Up Location: Springdale Mall (ADA assisted location) assisted location) Drop Off Location: Corner of Water St. and Pick Up Times: 2 pm – 5:30 pm (every 30 Government St. minutes) Pick Up Times: 4 pm, 5 pm, and 6 pm Drop Off Location: Ladd-Peebles Stadium Return Times: 8 pm, 9 pm, 10 pm (Return shuttles will pick up at corner of BELTLINE HOTEL SHUTTLE Water and Gov’t and drop off at the mall) Pick Up Times: 2 pm, 3 pm, 4 pm, 5 pm Stop 1: Mobile Marriott Stop 2: Fairfield Inn, Residence Inn, Courtyard by Marriott, Hampton Inn & Suites Drop Off Location: Ladd-Peebles Stadium DOWNTOWN HOTEL SHUTTLE Pick Up Times: 2 pm, 3 pm, 4 pm, 5 pm Stop 1: Malaga Inn (ADA assisted location at corner of Government and Claiborne) Stop 2: Royal Street (between Renaissance Riverview Plaza & Battlehouse Hotel) Drop Off: Ladd-Peebles Stadium ALL RETURN SHUTTLES WILL RUN FOR 1 HOUR AFTER BOWL GAME. 7 Downtown Parade Route 8 9 Lodging The Admiral Hotel Holiday Inn Mobile Airport Residence Inn & Suites 251 Government Street 3630 Springhill Memorial Dr. 950 W. I-65 Service Rd. S. Mobile, AL 36602 Mobile, AL 36609 Mobile, Al 36609 800-445-8667 251-344-7446 251-304-0570 Ashbury Hotel & Suites Holiday Inn Mobile Riverview Plaza 600 W. I-65 Service Rd. West 1-10 64 S. Water St. Mobile, AL 36608 5465 Highway 90 W. Mobile, AL 36602 251-344-8030 Mobile, AL 36619 251-438-4000 251-666-5600 Courtyard by Marriott The House Renaissance 1000 W. I-65 Service Rd. S. Homewood Suites Mobile Hotel & Spa Mobile, AL 36609 530 Providence Park Dr. E. 26 North Royal Street 251-344-5200 Mobile, AL 36695 Mobile, AL 36602 251-634-8664 251-338-2000 Fairfield Inn 950A W. I-65 Service Rd. S. La Quinta Inn and Suites Towneplace Suites Mobile, AL 36609 816 W. I-65 Service Rd. S. 1075 Montlimar Dr. 251-316-0029 Mobile, AL 36609 Mobile, Al 36609 251-343-4051 251-345-9588 Hampton Inn & Suites Mobile – Downtown Historic La Quinta Inn and Suites Wind Creek Hotel District 5170 Motel Ct. 303 Poarch Rd. 62 S. Royal St. Mobile, AL 36619 Atmore, AL. 36502 Mobile, AL 36602 251-343-4051 1-866-946-3360 251-436-8787 Malaga Inn Wingate by Windham Hampton Inn & Suites 359 Church St. 516 Springhill Plaza Ct. Mobile Airport Mobile, AL 36602 Mobile, AL 36608 525 Providence Park Dr. 251-438-4701 251-441-1979 Mobile, AL 36695 251-776-5866 Mobile Marriott Wingate by Windham 3101 Airport Blvd. 5190 Motel Ct. Hampton Inn & Suites Mobile, AL 36606 Mobile, Al 36619 Mobile I-65 AT Airport Blvd 251-476-6400 251-661-9099 1028 W. I-65 Service Rd. S. Mobile, AL 36609 Quality Inn and Suites 251-370-1614 150 W I-65 Service Road Mobile, AL 36608 251-343-4949 10 Entertainment and Attractions Azalea City Golf Course GulfQuest Maritime Oakleigh House Museum 1000 Gailiard Drive Museum 300 Oakleign Place (251) 208-5150 155 S Water St. (251) 423-1281 (251)436-8901 RTJ Golf Trail at Magnolia Shoppes at Bel Air Grove 3299 Bel-Air Mall Mobile Bay Convention and 7000 Magnolia Grove (251) 478-1893 Visitor’s Bureau Parkway www.mobile.org (251) 645-0075 Bellingrath Gardens & Home (800) 566-2453 12401 Bellingrath Gardens Springhill Golf Course Road Mobile Richards DAR House 4000 Dauphin Street (251) 973-2217 Museum (251) 380-4655 24-Hour Information 256 North Joachim Street (251) 973-2365 (251) 208-7320 USS Alabama Battleship Commission Conde Charlotte Museum Mobile Greyhound Park 2703 Battleship Parkway House 7101 Old Pascagoula Road (251) 433-2703 104 Theater Street (251) 653-5000 (251) 432-4722 Wind Creek Entertainment Mobile Museum of Art Bowling Alley at Wind Creek Exploreum Gulf Coast 4850 Museum Drive Arcade at Wind Creek Museum (251) 208-5200 Wind Creek Cinema 65 Government Street Amphitheater at Wind Creek (251) 208-6873 Mobile Carnival Museum Wind Creek Gold-Country 355 Government Street Club of Brewton Fort Conde (251) 432-3324 Wind Creek Spa 150 South Royal Street (251) 208-7304 History Museum of Mobile 303 Poarch Road 111 South Royal Street Atmore, AL Gulf Coast Ducks (251) 208-7569 (251) 366-8007 or 150 S. Royal Street 1 (866) WIND360 (251) 802-8687 11 Dining Bluegill Restaurant
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