Detroit Metropolitan Airport, Amtrak, I-94, US 23, parking, and local buses

Getting to Ann Arbor

Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport is the principal major-airport gateway. Amtrak's Wolverine serves Ann Arbor, while I-94 and US 23 carry the main regional drives.

Detroit Metro Airport, Amtrak, I-94, US 23, downtown Ann Arbor, and Central Campus

Detroit Metro Airport and the Wolverine rail corridor feed Ann Arbor from the east.

Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport is the main air gateway, while Amtrak's Wolverine stops north of downtown. I-94 carries the Detroit and Chicago approaches, and US 23 connects the north and south. Map lines show broad corridors rather than turn-by-turn geometry; use live road, rail, airport, and event information before departure.

  • Tap a marker to compare DTW, the Amtrak station, downtown, Central Campus, and Michigan Stadium.
  • Football, graduation, move-in, and art-fair dates can change parking, traffic, and transit across the city.
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Walkable downtown Ann Arbor blocks near Main Street

Park once when the day allows it

Downtown, Kerrytown, and Central Campus connect on foot

A central garage or hotel can support a long walk through downtown and campus. Michigan Stadium, Nichols Arboretum entrances, Gallup Park, and outlying hotels require separate distance and access decisions. TheRide and U-M buses publish different routes and eligibility rules.

Official resources

Live airport, rail, road, and transit information

Check schedules, service alerts, road conditions, parking rules, and event operations close to departure.

Official sourceDetroit Metro AirportFlights, terminals, ground transportation, parking, and airport alerts.Official sourceAmtrak Ann ArborStation information and current Wolverine schedules and service alerts.Official sourceMichigan 511State road conditions, incidents, construction, cameras, and closures.Official sourceTheRideAnn Arbor-area bus routes, schedules, fares, and service alerts.