QE-Map Workshop 2023 | Quantitative Elemental Mapping for the Life Sciences

August 22-24, 2023

Travel

East Lansing doesn’t have a commercial airport, however, there are many ways to travel to East Lansing. There is a CATA transportation center on campus which has a parking garage and bus stops as well as an Amtrak train station.

Airports:

From Lansing Capital Region International Airport, it’s about a 15–20-minute drive via Uber ($40), Lyft ($40), rental car, or cab ($25). Be advised there are not a lot of flights in and out of Lansing airport and thus not a lot of ride shares, so you might have to wait 20-30 minutes for an Uber or Lyft. You can also take the Line 14 bus ($2) and transfer to the Line 01 bus ($2) at the CATA Trans Center. This will drop you off right on campus and takes about 58 minutes.
From DTW (Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport), it’s about 1 hour and 15 minutes by Uber, Lyft, rental car, or cab. You can also take any number of buses from the airport to East Lansing (https://www.michiganflyer.com/ScheduleRoute.aspx, $24-$35) which takes 2 hours and 5 minutes.

Other:

The Capital Area Multimodal Gateway (https://www.cata.org/About/Contact-CATA/Facilities/Multimodal-Gateway)
Amtrak Blue Water (https://www.amtrak.com/stations/lns.html) train stop on campus.
Three intercity bus services: MegaBus (https://us.megabus.com/stops) , Greyhound (https://www.greyhound.com/en-us/destinations), and Indian Trails (https://www.indiantrails.com/bus-routes).
Local CATA bus routes stop at the station, and the facility also offers taxicab and bike-sharing services.

In East Lansing:

East Lansing is a vibrant, classic college town. Tree-lined streets dotted with patio eateries, cafes, live music venues, shops and galleries complement the energy of campus. Visit the Greater Lansing Convention and Visitors Bureau (https://www.lansing.org/things-to-do/) for details on local flavor and dining options.