go!pass
What is a go!pass?
The go!pass is an unlimited usage bus pass available to employees who work within the Downtown Development Authority (DDA) boundary (excluding UM employees and students).
go!pass discounts: another perk to having a go!pass is the discounts from area businesses.
Benefits of the go!pass
Unlimited Bus Rides: With a go!pass, employees get free rides on any AATA bus. This includes buses from the Ypsilanti area as well as buses from any of AATA’s Park and Ride Lots.
Free Parking: With a go!pass, employees can park at any of AATA’s Park and Ride Lots and take a bus to work for free.
50% off A2Express Buses: If your employees live in the Chelsea or Canton area, the go!pass just got better. With a go!pass, employees get a 50% discount on passes for the A2Chelsea or A2Canton express service. That’s just $62.50 a month! Contact the getDowntown Program for details.
Discount on Night Ride: For late night employees, the go!pass offers a discount on AATA’s Night Ride shared taxi service. With a go!pass, employees can use Night Ride for just $1 a ride, compared to the normal fare of $5 a ride.
Tons of Discounts to Downtown Stores: Even if employees don’t use the bus, they can use their go!pass for tons of discounts to downtown stores. More than 30 businesses, including coffee shops, clothing stores, and more offer a go!pass discount of at least 10%. Click here for a listing of discounts you can get when you use your go!pass
For Organizations who already have go!passes
- Replacement Form (for when an employee loses his/her pass) (PDF)
- Additional go!pass Order Form (for new employees who need a go!pass) (PDF)
- listing of go!pass discounts
For Organizations who want to order go!passes
- 2010 go!pass order form (PDF). Please note: 2009-2010 go!passes are valid from November 1 2009-October 31, 2010. If you are a current go!pass participant please renew your go!passes by following the instructions above.
- Who uses the go!pass? (our go!pass stats page)
- FAQ about go!passes
- go!pass discounts page
- View the DDA boundaries













