Travel & Accomodations
Travel Arrangements
Prior to making your travel arrangements, we recommend calling (978) 934-2405 for an update on the status of your seminar. Seminars are confirmed approximately two weeks prior to the seminar start date. UMass Lowell is located conveniently between two major airports: Logan International Airport in Boston, MA and the Manchester Boston Regional Airport in Manchester, NH. Please see our
maps and directions
page for additional information. Attendees flying in for the seminars will need to arrange for daily transportation between their hotel and the University campus.
Accommodations
UMass Lowell's Inn & Conference Center
is located in the heart of scenic downtown Lowell, overlooking the Concord River and the Pawtucket Canal,
and just minutes from the intersections of I-495, I-93, Route 3 and the Lowell Connector. When making room
reservations, request the 2013 UML Plastics Seminar rate to receive special pricing.
UMass Lowell Inn & Conference Center
50 Warren St
Lowell, MA 01852
1-877-886-5422
Transportation to and from Logan Airport can be arranged by calling:
Flight Line
Toll Free 1-800-245-2525
About Lowell, MA
Lowell is a city rich in history and culture. America's
Industrial Revolution is
commemorated at the Lowell
National Historical Park, where visitors can tour the canals,
turbine exhibit, textile mills, and "mill girl" boarding houses that tell the story
of the transition from farm to factory. Birthplace of Whistler and Kerouac,
Lowell is also home to the largest free folk festival in the United States.
With sports events, historical parks, museums, and theaters, Lowell has something for everyone.
For more information on Lowell and the surrounding areas, visit http://www.merrimackvalley.org
About Boston, Ma
Boston, located about 30 minutes from Lowell by commuter rail or car, is a city brimming with history, arts, museums, and sports. The Freedom Trail highlights 16 historic sites, including Boston Common, Faneuil Hall, Paul Revere House, the U.S.S. Constitution, and the Old North Church, the site of the lantern signal "One if by Land, Two if by Sea" that started the American Revolution. A wide array of entertainment and fine dining await Boston visitors.