(CBS-DETROIT) – The city has announced road closures and transportation options for residents and visitors as it prepares to host the 2024 Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix next weekend.
The 2024 Grand Prix of Detroit starts Friday, May 31 and runs until Sunday, June 2.
Last year, the Detroit Grand Prix returned to downtown Detroit for the first time in more than 30 years, and fans will be able to experience the course through the streets of downtown again this year. Before 2023, the nearly 2-mile course took place on Belle Isle.
Road closures for the Detroit Grand Prix
Road closures for the Detroit Grand Prix will begin on Tuesday, May 28, but residents can reach downtown using the Detroit People Mover, Transit Windsor and the QLINE, along with SMART and DDOT buses via alternate routes. Detroit Grand Prix Road Closure Map
City of Detroit
A full list of the road closures that will be in effect during the Detroit Grand Prix is available on the City of Detroit website.
The city also shared several transportation options for the event.
Transportation options for the Detroit Grand Prix
Transportation options for the Detroit Grand Prix include the following:
- QLINE park and ride: Visitors can pay $5 to park in Wayne State lot 12 (6005 Woodward) and board the train from the corner of Harper and Woodward.
- Transit Windsor: Passengers must arrive at the Mariners Church bus stop and board the bus using their preferred payment type. On Sundays the bus leaves at 6:00 am instead of 8:00 am
- Detroit People Mover: The Detroit People Mover is free to ride and the Renaissance Center station takes visitors directly to the Detroit Grand Prix venue.
