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Finding Your Way Around
Getting to Indy and where to stay
They don’t call Indianapolis the “Crossroads of America” for no reason. With its central location in the heart of the state, Indiana’s largest city and capital is also home to a hub of major interstates, railroads, and airports, making it one of the most easily accessible U.S. destinations.
By Rail
Amtrak trains traveling from Washington and Chicago arrive at Indianapolis Union Station, located in the city’s Wholesale District next to the Greyhound Bus Station.
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By Air
The Indianapolis International Airport operates 44 domestic gates and two international gates, serving more than 9 million fliers annually. In 2018, this top-rated airport earned the distinction of Best Airport in North America as part of Airport Council International’s 2018 Airport Service Quality Awards. And it wasn’t the first time. Indianapolis International Airport is an eight-time winner, and 2018 marked its seventh consecutive year of taking the top spot among airports serving between 5 million and 15 million passengers annually.
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On Foot in the City
When you arrive in Indianapolis, you’ll see that it’s one of the most walkable cities in the nation. From downtown’s hotels and major meeting venues, visitors can walk to the countless restaurants and attractions that the city has to offer. An expansive network of climate-controlled skywalks connects hotels to Lucas Oil Stadium and the Indiana Convention Center.
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Where to Stay
Planning your stay for the American Coatings Show and Conference 2026 is easy with EventSphere, the event’s official housing partner. To secure accommodations at one of the official show hotels, please book directly through the ACS 2026 Official Housing Site.
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