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I-96 eastbound: Take I-96 to I-75 north.

Turn right onto Park and continue across Woodward (Park becomes Witherell east of Woodward). Follow Bagley a half mile (it veers left at Cass) until it ends at Park.

I-94 eastbound: Take I-94 to M-10 (John C.

Bear right and continue on Madison about a half mile. Go a quarter mile and exit at Madison (on the left). Take I-75 south to I-375 (toward Civic Center).

I-94 westbound: Exit I-75 south (exit 216A to Flint/Toledo).

Turn right onto Park and cross Woodward (Park becomes Witherell east of Woodward). Lodge) southbound: Exit Bagley (on the left).

J efferson Avenue westbound: Turn right onto Woodward, go three-quarters of a mile north to Witherell (one block north of John R).

The Opera House is one block east of Woodward.

Woodward Avenue southbound: Go three lights past the Fox Theater and turn left onto Witherell (after Grand Circus Park).

Turn right (south) onto Woodward, go three lights past the Fox Theater and turn left onto Witherell (after Grand Circus Park). Stay on the service drive, which will take you to Woodward.

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