Relocation Guide 2019-2020

M I L W A U K E E L I V I N G 16 YOUR RELOCATION RESOURCE GETTING AROUND Non-Stop Destinations From Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport Atlanta Baltimore Boston Cancun Charlotte Chicago Cleveland Cozumel Dallas Denver Detroit Fort Lauderdale Fort Myers Guadalajara Houston Kansas City Las Vegas Los Angeles Los Cabos Minneapolis Montego Bay Nashville New York Orlando Philadelphia Phoenix Puerto Vallarta Punta Cana Raleigh-Durham Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle St. Louis Tampa Toronto Washington, D.C. JUMP ON ‘THE HOP’ The 2.5-mile route connects 80,000 downtown workers, 25,000 downtown residents and an untold number of annual visitors. It links the Milwaukee Intermodal Station (Amtrak passenger rail and inter- city bus service) with the Historic Third Ward, business district and Lower East Side. Proposed route extensions will link to the lakefront, Walker’s Point, the west side of downtown and additional East Side areas. Rides are free until November 2019 thanks to Potawatomi Hotel & Casino; fares will be $1 thereafter. thehopmke.com BIKE SHARE WITH BUBLR Bublr Bikes is greater Milwaukee’s locally operated, non- profit bike-share system. It’s ideal for short distance point- to-point trips, allowing users to pick up a bicycle at one self-serve Bublr bike station and drop it off at another. There are currently more than 100 bike stations located throughout Milwaukee and surrounding communities. For information about pricing, bike station locations and how to use the bikes, please visit bublrbikes.org . LAKE EXPRESS High-speed ferry connects Milwaukee and Muskegon, Michigan, bypassing the often congested roadways around Chicago. Two round trips daily (weather permitting); three in summer. lake-express.com AMTRAK Amtrak’s Hiawatha service connects Milwaukee and Chicago with 7 daily passenger trains. Amtrak’s Empire Builder links Milwaukee with Chicago, La Crosse, St. Paul/Minneapolis, Portland and Seattle. amtrak.com www.flymke.com