Getting to Columbus
Columbus, Ohio is located where I-71 (North/South) and I-70 (East/West) intersect.
Approximate driving distances:
- Cincinnati – 1 hour 45 minutes via I-71 N
- Cleveland – 2 hours via I-71 S
- Indianapolis – 2 hours 45 minutes via I-70 E
- Louisville – 3 hours via I-71 N
- Pittsburgh – 3 hours via I-70 W
- Detroit – 3 hours via I-75 S and US-23 S
- Chicago – 6 hours via I-65 S and I-70 E
- Toronto – 6 hours via I-90 W and I-71 S
- Atlanta – 8 hours 30 minutes via I-75 N
Air:
CMH (John Glenn International) – Columbus, OH is the nearest airport.
There are currently 53 nonstop flights to/from Columbus.
Bus:
Greyhound Bus has routes to Columbus, and the main terminal is at 845 N Wilson Road, Columbus, OH 43204.
Getting around Columbus
See our Venues/Locations page for a complete list of festival event locations.
Bus:
Columbus is largely a driving city, but Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) bus has many routes that connect our venues. COTA accepts payment in cash or via the Transit app.
Rideshare:
Rideshare is readily available throughout the Columbus metropolitan area via Lyft and Uber.