Location

On Capitol Hill, blocks to the U.S Capitol, Congressional Office buildings, U.S Supreme Court, Library of Congress, Air & Space Museum, Smithsonian, Union Station and the Metro subway; 6 miles to National Airport, 25 miles to Dulles International Airport or Baltimore/Washington International Airport; 2 blocks to Union Station’s Amtrak and Metro rapid transit.

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• Take the Yellow Line train to Gallery Place / Chinatown
• Transfer to the Red Line train to Union Station
• Hyatt Regency Washington is two blocks from Union Station

• Taxi - 24 hours
• Limousine - 24 hours, but must be arranged either independently or through the Concierge in advance
• Super Shuttle to National, Dulles and BWI airports - four to six hours arranged in advance

To review a tentative schedule for NATCA in Washington '01, scroll down or click here

These are links that you may find usefull as you plan your trip to Washington:

• Metro Rail information
  Washington's subway system on a clickable map (text-only Alphabetical List of stations).

• Taxi Calculator
  To figure out your taxi fare in the District, Alexandria and four counties and decode D.C.'s perplexing system of taxi zones.

Free Tours

	Bureau of Engraving and Printing, 202/874-3187 or 3188 (tape)
	John F. Kennedy Center, 202/416-8340 (voice); 202/416-8728 (TTY)
	Library of Congress, 202/707-5458 (tape); 202/707-9956 (TTY)
	National Archives, 202/501-5205 (voice); 202/501-5404 (TTY). Reservations required for guided tours.
	National Gallery of Art, 202/737-4215 (tape); 202/842-6176 (TTY)
	Old Executive Office Building, 202/395-5895 (tape); Saturdays only; reservations required.
	U.S. Capitol, 202/225-6827 (tape); 202/224-4049 (TTY)
	Washington Monument, 202/619-7275 (tape); 202/426-6841 (voice) Admission is by free-timed passes distributed by the National Park Service on a first-come, first served basis. Obtain passes at ticket booth located at 15th St., NW.
	White House Tours, 202/456-7041 (tape); 202/456-2121 (TTY). Open to the public Tuesday-Saturday mornings. Generally, from mid-March through Labor Day, admission is by free ticket on a first-come, first-served basis, distributed by the National Park Service beginning at 7:30 a.m. from the White House Visitors Center in the Commerce Building (15th & E Streets, NW).
	Tour Passes from Congress Passes to congressional sessions can be obtained during your visit. FBI tours and special early morning White House tours can be arranged in advance of your trip through your Senator or Representative. To obtain their numbers, call directory assistance: 202/224-3121 (voice); 202/224-4048 (TTY).

 Saturday May 12^th

NLC arrives

Sunday May 13^th 

8:00-4:00 p.m. NLC meeting

Monday May 14th

Participants arrive

8:00-4:00 p.m. NLC meeting

7:00 p.m.-12 a.m. Welcome reception 

Tuesday May 15th

7:30 a.m. Continental breakfast

8:00 a.m. First Timer session

Mandatory class for the first timers—and a good refresher for others!

9:00 a.m. Opening remarks

12:00 p.m. Lunch VIP Speaker

5:00 p.m. Region breakouts in NLC members room

7:00 p.m. Regional dinners:

Southern	TBA	TBA
Central	TBA	TBA
Eastern	TBA	TBA
Western Pacific	TBA	TBA
Great Lakes	TBA	TBA
Northwest Mountain	TBA	TBA
New England	TBA	TBA
Southwest	TBA	TBA
Alaska	TBA	TBA

Wednesday May 16th

8:00 a.m. Continental breakfast for the participants

9:00 a.m. General Session Begins

12:00 p.m. Lunch VIP Speaker

2:00 p.m. Congressional Appointments
All appointments must be after 2:00 p.m.

5:30-7:30 p.m. Congressional Reception   Participants are asked to invite their Representative Senators, and staff.

Thursday May 17th

8:00 a.m. Congressional Appointments

p.m.  Participants depart after their appointments

Friday May 18th

NLC departs