Transportation
How to Get to Texas A&M University
Conference check-in will be in The Commons (Room 109) located at: 676 Lubbock St, College Station, TX 77840
There are a many ways to get to Texas A&M University such as plane, bus, shuttle, or rental car.
For folks needing to park, we ask that you purchase a weekly permit for $25.
Choose NACURH Conference Permit - Lot 40
You will need to provide:
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Vehicle License Plate
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Email Address
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Payment Details
Permit is active as soon as you purchase it. The permit is electronically linked to your license plate, so no paper tags are required.
Refer to the map to view available parking locations during the time you will be visiting campus. It should be Lots 40a, 40b, 40c, and 40d.
Parking Lot Directions: 40b, College Station, TX 77840
Traveling by Air
Nearby Airports:
Easterwood Airport (CLL) - Located in College Station, TX 4 miles from TAMU
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) - Located in Austin, TX 102 miles from TAMU
George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) - Located in Houston, TX 86 miles from TAMU
William P. Hobby Airport (HOU) - Located in Houston, TX 105 miles from TAMU
Shuttle transportation is $30/person round trip from the George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) Airport. This option is available during individual registration. Transportation is non-refundable.
The shuttle schedule for Thursday, May 21 and Sunday, May 24 can be found on the shuttle page.
Aggie Spirit buses will run during the summer Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. There is no bus service on weekends. All buses are free to everyone. You can view all bus routes using the Map - Bus Routes website.
Once there, you can click on “Plan a Trip” and enter your starting location and destination to see different route options. You can also select individual route numbers to view specific routes.
When viewing a route, you’ll notice different symbols:
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Arrows indicate the direction the bus is traveling.
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Circles represent stops where you must request the bus to stop by pulling the cord or pressing the stop button (depending on the bus).
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Squares represent required stops where the bus will stop automatically, but it’s still a good idea to request the stop just to be safe.
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A bus icon on the route shows where the bus is currently located.
If you click on a circle or square on the map, it will display how long it will take the bus to arrive at that stop, along with all future scheduled times for the day. Any delays are automatically updated in the schedule.
You can also download the Texas A&M app. At the bottom of the app, click Menu, then select the Transportation and Parking icon. Next, click Bus Routes (with the bus icon), and it will take you to the same bus route map.
Some Helpful Notes:
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Route 27 runs from the MSC to the Commons (where you’ll be staying) and back. It can also take you to HEB on Texas Avenue if needed.
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Bus Route 7 runs approximately every 30 minutes and will take passengers between the MSC and the College Station Airport
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The MSC is right next to many of the places where sessions and activities will be held. Most locations are within walking distance, so a bus may not be necessary for those trips.
