Freeway exits where the destination on the main sign is a commercial entity

[KCRoadFan]

For me, this is post number 750 - and, because 750 ml is the most common size of a bottle of wine, the number, in a road context, made me think of the exit in New Hampshire for the state liquor store, listed on the main exit sign (I believe on I-93 just north of the Massachusetts border).

That, in turn, made me wonder: where else might there be freeway exits in which the primary destination is a business or commercial entity of some sort? To qualify for the criteria of this post, the business name must appear in the text on the main sign, not on any of the supplementary signage or "blue signs"  leading up to the exit.

The two that come to mind for me are the exit for "Kalona Village Museum"  on US 218 in Iowa, just south of Iowa City, as well as the one for "Tamarack: The Best of West Virginia"  (a gift shop) on I-77/the Turnpike in Beckley. Anyway, I'm sure there must be a few other such signs throughout the country - where might they be? I'm eager to know.

[1995hoo]

Does it count if the single sign is half green and half brown? If so, Exit 98 on I-95 in Virginia might count–the green part of the sign lists VA-30 to Doswell and West Point and the other half of the sign is brown and lists the Kings Dominion amusement park.

Exit 1A on DC's I-695 is signed for South Capitol Street to Nationals Park.

The sign for Exit 3 on DC's I-395 used to list Verizon Center (later changed via a poor greenout job to say Capital One Arena), but that's gone now and the new sign simply says "12th Street Expressway."

Quite a few BGSs in the Orlando area list Disney World; some also list destinations within Disney World, such as exit signs on I-4 for EPCOT and Disney Springs (the former Downtown Disney) and for the Animal Kingdom.

[Rothman]

Brings to mind Corporate Woods Blvd in Albany, NY on I-90, where the interchange was intended for the aborted I-687, but ended up serving an office park. 

[ran4sh]

I-4 in Florida has an exit listing Sea World, when it should probably have the street name instead (Central Florida Pkwy).

[jp the roadgeek]

"GE Plant" on I-890 in Schenectady

[Avalanchez71]

SR 396 Saturn Pkwy

GM Visitors and Trucks, GM Employees.

[US 89]

Exit 6 on I-85 in Georgia leads to "KIA Blvd" , which I guess is technically a road name but is obviously named after the Kia plant at that exit.

Exit 249C off 75/85 in Atlanta lists Williams St, "GWCC/Aquarium" , and "Mercedes-Benz Stadium"  as its three green-sign destinations.

[Rothman]

"GE Plant" on I-890 in Schenectady

...and GE Truck Terminal

[webny99]

How about Xerox Area on NY 104 here in Webster? Oddly, it's only posted on WB signage.

[webny99]

"Mall" is also used in a few locations here, though it's not specific to one business.

[MATraveler128]

I-90 in Boston at Exit 133 uses "Prudential Center"  with no mention of MA 9 (Huntington Ave) at all.

[kirbykart]

For me, this is post number 750 - and, because 750 ml is the most common size of a bottle of wine, the number, in a road context, made me think of the exit in New Hampshire for the state liquor store, listed on the main exit sign (I believe on I-93 just north of the Massachusetts border).

There's also something like that on I-95 in NH. There's an extra tab on the main exit sign, or maybe it was the gore sign, that directs you to a liquor store. I believe it is Exit 6 in Portsmouth.

[hotdogPi]

There isn't one on I-93 just north of the border; it's farther north (near I-89). Both the one on I-93 and the one on I-95 are on segments where you're on a tolled portion of the road.

[jmacswimmer]

PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh comes to mind as you come off the Fort Pitt Bridge - Heinz Field & PNC Park, however, don't make the cut & instead are lumped in with "North Shore".

Does it count if the single sign is half green and half brown? If so, Exit 98 on I-95 in Virginia might count–the green part of the sign lists VA-30 to Doswell and West Point and the other half of the sign is brown and lists the Kings Dominion amusement park.

Similarly, exit 243A on I-64 in VA is half green and half brown - "TO US 60" in green on the top, and Busch Gardens in brown on the bottom.

[wanderer2575]

The I-75 exits to M-10 in downtown Detroit show TCF Center as the southbound control.  (It's since been renamed Huntington Place, but that won't fit on a sign patch.)

The M-10 exits to Northland Mall in Southfield, although the mall has been gone for years.

[kirbykart]

the one on I-95 are on segments where you're on a tolled portion of the road.

No, the one I'm thinking of is on the free portion of the road through Portsmouth. It's a tab added to the exit sign. The one you are most likely thinking of is the exit directly to a liquor store.
This is what I'm referring to.

[SidS1045]

NYThruway exit 6A:  Stew Leonard Drive.  (Stew Leonard's is a small NY-area grocery chain.)

[kphoger]

Let's not forget exit 6A from the New York Thruway...Stew Leonard Drive.

Stew Leonard Drive...exit 6A of the New York Thruway in Yonkers.

NYThruway exit 6A:  Stew Leonard Drive.  (Stew Leonard's is a small NY-area grocery chain.)

That's the name of the road.  What should they have put on the sign instead?

https://goo.gl/maps/CzSpS8Sjpv7wmi719

[Ted$8roadFan]

IIRC, Exit 14 off of I-93 - now Columbia Road, South Boston/Dorchester - used to reference the JFK Library on the exit signs. According to GSV, the state replaced the signage around 2013-14.

[zachary_amaryllis]

What about the Denver West/Colorado Mills exit on I-70 in ... what is it, Golden?

Not entirely sure, but isn't Colorado Mills a mall? Other Colorado Guy?

[JayhawkCO]

What about the Denver West/Colorado Mills exit on I-70 in ... what is it, Golden?

Not entirely sure, but isn't Colorado Mills a mall? Other Colorado Guy?

Assuming you're talking about me  , on US6, the exit is to Denver West which is a mall. (It used to be called Colorado Mills so that's why the road is Colorado Mills Blvd.)

[Henry]

I-75 approaching downtown Cincinnati is full of those:

TQL Stadium/Hard Rock Casino
(Paycor Paul Brown) Stadium/(Great American) Ballpark/(Heritage Bank) Arena

[CtrlAltDel]

Does this count?



(Drury Lane here is a theater, not a street.)

[Bruce]

WA 526 has this ramp for Boeing Receiving (as in just the freight docks for the Boeing plant): https://goo.gl/maps/XfsuLBadu5EkQsP58

I-5's Madison Street exit has the convention center (with its former logo): https://goo.gl/maps/BUreyq6LcTy1aQ8U8

I-90 gives you the choice of two stadiums: https://goo.gl/maps/DUtxc9c1wE81oStaA

[CoreySamson]

Buc-ee's Boulevard makes an appearance on BGSs around Texas:

https://goo.gl/maps/tf3k7R1JJPH6MF5m6
https://goo.gl/maps/ZiGpBpeXwiuitQ6j6