Getting Around Ann Arbor
Detroit Metropolitan Airport
2800 Midfield Dr., Detroit
734-AIRPORT
Most domestic and international flights run through "Metro," which serves as a major Northwest Airlines hub. Located in nearby Romulus off I-94, Metro Airport is about 25 miles east of Ann Arbor. Taxi and limousine service is available.
Ann Arbor Airport
801 Airport Dr.(S. State St., near I-94), Ann Arbor
(734) 994-2841
The Ann Arbor Airport. A municipal facility handling business, charter, and private flights. Taxi, limousine, and rental car services are available.
Bus
The City of Ann Arbor has an excellent city bus system known to locals as "The Ride." With over 1500 stops along the way, The Ride is a great way to get around.
If you're looking for bus service from another city, both Greyhound and Megabus have stops in Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor Transportation Authority
(734) 996-0400.
Voted the #1 mid-size transit authority in the country, the AATA offers a convenient and reliable transportation alternative. Current fare is $1.00 for adult riders and 50 cents for children. Exact change is required. See website for schedule and route information.
Greyhound
116 W. Huron St., Ann Arbor, (734) 662-5511
Megabus
State Street Commuter Lot, Ann Arbor. 1-877-462-6342
Taxi
You can't hail a cab from a curb in Ann Arbor. However, you may find cabs in frequented spots - the Michigan Union on the U of M campus, at the Amtrak station, or on the southwest corner of Main and Washington downtown. Call any of the cab companies to bring a taxi to you within 5-15 minutes.