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Getting to The Loews Coronado Bay Resort

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San Diego International Airport (SAN) is located approximately 18 miles or about 20 minutes by car north of Loews Coronado Bay Resort.  The airport is served by most major airlines.

Airport transfers from San Diego International Airport (SAN):

At San Diego International Airport, Shuttle service is available at the Transportation Plazas across from Terminals 1 and 2.  Car Rental reservation boards are located next to baggage claim in Terminal 1 and 2; All car rental agencies are off-site and do not have counters inside the terminal facilities.  For taxi service, simply follow the signs leading to the Transportation Plazas.

Directions to Resort

If you are traveling from Interstate 805 heading South, take Interstate 8 West to Highway 163 South onto Interstate 5 South, and follow the directions below.

If you are traveling from Highway 163 North, take Interstate 5 South, and follow the directions below.
Once you are traveling South on Interstate 5, follow these directions:

• Exit onto Coronado Bay Bridge (California State Highway 75).
• Cross the brige.
• Proceed to Orange Avenue and turn left.
• Continue through the village of Coronado and past the US Naval Amphibious Base (Orange Avenue turns into Silver Strand Highway 75).
• The Resort is approximately 3.5 miles South of the Base across from Silver Strand State Beach.
• Turn left onto Coronado Bay Road and through the gates to the Resort.

Business Meetings

Please refer to the Schedule of Events for a complete listing of all meetings.  The General Business Session on Monday is from 8:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and Tuesday from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon.  These informative sessions are open to all registrants.

The Board of Directors, the Executive Technical Board, the Supplier Advisory Committee and the Membership Council meetings are open only to the appointed members of those committees.  Other committee meetings are open to all registered delegates.  See the Schedule of Events for details. 

Weather ... and What to Wear

October is beautiful in San Diego, and is unofficially considered the last month of summer.  A marked feature of the climate is the wide variation in temperature within short distances due to the topography of the land. You can enjoy coastal, mountain and desert environments all in the space of one day. Average daily highs are around 75 degrees, and average lows are around 60 degrees.  San Diego averages less than half an inch of rainfall in October.

Business casual is the attire for all ADS business functions.

Be sure and pack a light jacket or sweater for evening wear, as well as a good sunscreen during the day.  Sunglasses and a hat are also a good idea.