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Main Street Closures & Stadium-area Parking Restrictions Resume for U-M Home Football Game Days

Archived News Release: August 26, 2015 - ​Main Street closures will again be in place during the 2015 University of Michigan football season. These closures will occur for all U-M home football games, beginning with the home opener Saturday, Sept. 12.

The scheduled closures are the same as those during the past several football seasons:

  • South Main Street between Pauline and Stadium.

  • East Keech Street between South Main and Greene streets, limiting access to parking permit holders on Greene Street from East Hoover to Keech streets.

  • The westbound right-turn lane on East Stadium Boulevard (onto South Main Street) just south of the Michigan stadium.

The duration of these closures will be three hours prior to each game (i.e., beginning at 9 a.m. for the Sept. 12 noon game) until the end of each game. The exception is southbound South Main Street, which will be closed one hour prior to the games (i.e., beginning at 11 a.m. Sept. 12) until the end of each game.

See a map of these closures​ (PDF) above. 

Fans travelling to and from the games should also be aware of other road and lane closures around the city due to construction projects. A listing of road and lane closures is posted at www.a2gov.org/roads, where the option to subscribe for alerts when new information is available can also be found.

Parking re​strictions

Additionally, it is important to note that on-street parking restrictions will be in effect 8 a.m.–midnight on all U-M home football game days. For a map and details about stadium-area, game-day parking restrictions, please visit www.a2gov.org/parking.​

The 2015 University of Michigan home football games, for which the Main Street closures and parking restrictions will be in place, are Saturdays Sept. 12, 19, 26; Oct. 10, 17; Nov. 7, 28. Game details and times can be found at www.mgoblue.com. ​

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