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Guest
Options
Visitor Map
Hosting
Media
Commuter & Parking
Services
116 Maple Ave.
Ithaca, NY 14850
TEL: 607 255-PARK
FAX: 607 255-0257
transportation@cornell.edu
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For general information
about Cornell, Ithaca, and Tompkins County, and the many facilities and
services available to you be sure to check out the Cornell
University website.
Several construction projects are taking place during the summer of 2006 that impact the accessability of some campus roads. Please review the Visitor Approach Map before your arrival to campus.
Office Hours |
Academic Year: Monday - Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Summer: Monday - Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
(Tuesday after commencement through the Monday before fall classes begin) |
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Options |
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Visitor
parking spaces
Visitor spaces which require a Cornell parking permit which can
be purchased at the Information and Parking Booths at the four
major entrances to the campus, or at our Customer Service Center
at 116 Maple Avenue. Visitor permits cost $10 a day or $6 for four
hours.
Metered
parking spaces
Short-term parking areas that do not require a permit. Check the
list of metered parking
lots, time, limits, and rates.
Transit
Tompkins Consolidated Area Transit (TCAT)
provides bus service throughout Tompkins County, Ithaca, and Cornell.
Although we try to be as accomodating as possible to our visitors,
parking is a limited commodity at Cornell. If transit can work
for you it may be your best option. Or combine the two, park remotely
on campus and use the abundant on-campus bus service to move around
freely, inexpensively, and easily.
A map*
showing visitor and metered parking areas may help you choose
your best option.
Don't hesitate to
call (607-255-PARK) or e-mail with
any questions.
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Conferences may require a good deal of planning--the earlier the better. Even if you're expecting only a few people we can help.
As soon as you know when, where, and how many, call us at 255-4628 or e-mail us, we'll assist you in making the best plans possible. If your conference is large, consider using CU Transit charter buses to accommodate your guests.
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Members of the media
who present a valid press identification card may request, at
no charge, a media permit. This permit is
available both at our office (116 Maple Avenue) and at the four
information booths at the main entrances to the Cornell
campus. Reporters for the Cornell Daily Sun are not eligible for
a media permit and must use one of the special permits that
have been issued to the Daily Sun. Media permits are valid in
any regular parking space on campus; the only exceptions are
handicap, reserved, and service spaces.
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