Who commutes out of TOL, DTW?

[DrewBlows]

Looking for some information on commuting out of TOL (preferably) or DTW. Can I get a parking pass? If so, how much will it cost? How much ahead of time do you arrive? Any other pertinent information would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

 

[jobear]

just move to cvg allready .

 

[DrewBlows]

just move to cvg allready .

I can't because then I would be closer to Columbus than Ann Arbor.

 

[Rook]

I live in TOL and drive to DTW. Shouldn't be too big a deal to get a parking pass for either but if push comes to shove just use Qwik Park on Merriman. They give you a discount and shuttle you to either terminal in DTW.

Rook

 

[DrewBlows]

Thanks

 

[Detroitpilot22]

Brian i think you should move back to Kalamazoo

 

[Detroitpilot22]

forget about that last post

 

[AutoCars Armed]

Use the Qwick park on Meriman they give a huge discount. An employee pass will run you about 500 a year at DTW

 

[crjdxr]

I can't because then I would be closer to Columbus than Ann Arbor.

The man has a good point. Way too many bucko fans down here.

GO BLUE!!!

 

[House_X]

The man has a good point. Way too many bucko fans down here.

GO BLUE!!!

crjdxr & DrewBlows,

Zingermann's Deli...best sandwiches in the world! Ann Arbor is a great town...(second gen M alumni) . Used to hang out at Dominicks (next to Law Quad) and Ricks (great bands).

 

[wmudriver]

Use Airlines Parking on Merriman, it has that little ATC tower in the middle of the lot. Its $3 per day for airline employees. Shuttles are always going back and forth between the terminals and the lot. Maybe try commuting out of LAN if you live near Jackson.

 

[Chicken Taco]

Lived in and commuted from TOL-PIT for a bunch of years, also did the DTW commute when I was based in STL. TOL is hands down easier if you can make the flights work.

In TOL plan 2 minutes from lot to ticket counter, then once past security, about 2 minutes to the gate (if you're on the far end) You used to be able to buy employee parking at the long-term lot exit for $20/month with an ID, not sure if it's still the case.

DTW is a pain in the rear access-wise and expensive, but I still found it better than a 2-leg from TOL with the 60 minute drive.

Oh, one more advantage to TOL, it's in THE BUCKEYE STATE none of that M*ch*g*n crap to deal with

GO BUCKS, BEAT BLUE (AGAIN)!!

..CT

 

[DrewBlows]

Lived in and commuted from TOL-PIT for a bunch of years, also did the DTW commute when I was based in STL. TOL is hands down easier if you can make the flights work.

In TOL plan 2 minutes from lot to ticket counter, then once past security, about 2 minutes to the gate (if you're on the far end) You used to be able to buy employee parking at the long-term lot exit for $20/month with an ID, not sure if it's still the case.

DTW is a pain in the rear access-wise and expensive, but I still found it better than a 2-leg from TOL with the 60 minute drive.

Oh, one more advantage to TOL, it's in THE BUCKEYE STATE none of that M*ch*g*n crap to deal with

GO BUCKS, BEAT BLUE (AGAIN)!!

..CT

Thanks for the info, but...


GO BLUE!

 

[PoorJetDriver]

Airlines Parking is now $2.50 a day for employees. The Qwik Park guys bought it a few months ago.

 

[8HourPilot]

F-ing Buckeyes, nobody likes em.....;-)