39th Meeting of the North East Linguistic Society

November 7-9, 2008
Cornell University

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By airplane

The Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport (ITH) is located about 10 minutes from campus and the downtown area. Route 31 of the Tompkins Consolidated Area Transit (TCAT) runs between Cornell and Ithaca Airport. Taxi and van services are also available.

Syracuse Hancock International Airport (SYR) in Syracuse, NY, is another option. It is approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes from Ithaca. Taxi and van services to and from Syracuse are available. 

If you plan to arrive in New York City, the estimated driving time is 5 hours. Shortline Bus also provide daily services between NYC to Ithaca.

For more information on other regional airports and taxi services from the different airports, please visit Cornell's website.

 

By bus/train

The nearest train stop is Syracuse, NY, located approximately 90 minutes from Ithaca. In addition to bus service from Syracuse to Ithaca, shuttle service is also available to and from the Syracuse Amtrak Station. For more information on the connections, please visit Cornell's website.

The Ithaca bus terminal is located in downtown Ithaca. The following bus lines provide services to Ithaca.

·         Campus to Campus

·         Greyhound Bus Lines

·         Shortline Bus

·         New York Trailways

·         Swarthout Coaches

·         CU Transit

For more information, see Cornell's website.

 

By car

The directions below are provided by the Information and Referral Center. When you arrive in Ithaca, there will be signs directing you to Cornell campus.

·         From Points North -- Including Syracuse and Watertown

·         From Points East -- Including Albany and Boston

·         From Points South -- Including New York City

·         From Points South -- Including New Jersey

·         From Points Southwest -- Including Ohio and Elmira

·         From Points West -- Including Toronto, Buffalo, and Rochester

 



NOTE: Some of the hotels do offer shuttle service to Cornell, so check with your hotel for those arrangements; there is also a local bus service as well as taxis that can assist you in getting from your hotel to the campus conference location. Cornell's website for door-to-door directions. On-campus parking during the week is very limited, so if you need to purchase a parking permit, a limited number will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. For the "R" lot located behind Appel, the cost is $4.50 for the Friday; there is open parking in that lot on the weekend. Nearby parking in "CC" lot is $3.25 per day, and permits are required there every day, including weekends. Much of the campus has open parking on the weekend, but arriving early is often a necessity.

Please contact the NELS mailbox (nels39@cornell.edu) to reserve a permit; pre-payment may be required.