PyTexas 2014 will be taking place in the newly renovated Memorial Student Center (MSC) on the Texas A&M University campus in College Station, TX.
Parking
Free parking is available on Saturday and Sunday in lots 39 and 61. Paid parking is available Friday, Saturday, and Sunday in the University Center Parking Garage. See the map below for the location of these lots and other points of interest. Or view the map by itself.
MSC
Not only is the MSC a centrally located hub on the TAMU campus, but makes available several large conference rooms and amenities such as coffee shops, dining, a Barnes & Noble, and an Apple certified re-distributor. More information on the MSC amenities.
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Parking
The best choice for parking are the parking garages located near the MSC. All parking garages charge the same rates so PyTexas recommends parking at the closest parking garage, the University Center Parking Garage or the West Campus Garage. For more information on visitor parking and rates see the TAMU Parking website.
Bryan/College Station
Located centrally between The DFW, Austin, and Houston, the Bryan/College Station area provides all the things a college town should and more. Along with the deeply engrained Aggie Traditions seen scattered throughout the town, College Station provides many forms of entertainment especially when it comes to bars and dining. It's smaller but similar twin sister city Bryan provides a unique get away with a newly revived downtown with a great live music and art scene. Scroll down to the see more about things to do in B/CS.
Travel Info
The Texas A&M website has useful travel info for getting to campus. Texas A&M also has a campus map with buildings named properly and visitor parking marked.
The MSC also has its own information on getting there, as well as some parking information.
