8th annual Brooklyn Reality Tour. June 21, 2008 Saturday
#76
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Official BRT Web Page Launched
The webpage for the tour is now up and running. Names of people signed up/attending the dinner will be added in the coming days.
http://home.inter.net/mjm/brt08.html
Mike
http://home.inter.net/mjm/brt08.html
Mike
#78
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Heading to Costco for more popcorn...
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The webpage for the tour is now up and running. Names of people signed up/attending the dinner will be added in the coming days.
http://home.inter.net/mjm/brt08.html
Mike
http://home.inter.net/mjm/brt08.html
Mike
#79
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Mike-san,
Thanks again for hosting the Tour website. We'll hoist a cup of Starbucks to you on our Starbucks stop.
Sorry for the delay regarding the posting of the names of attendees.
Note: If I've confirmed your seat(s) for the BRT, feel free to make your flight reservations. Paypal info will follow when I'm able to work the final details out with the bus company.
I know it's not Friday, but I'd like to announce an enhancement to the tour. For roughly $10 bucks, I'm working with someone to get a BRT tee shirt made for the attendees. I know other DOs have done this, and why shouldn't the BRT.
Remember, book seats only if I've confirmed you. @:-)
One more thing, since we'll be in a coach bus, with lots more Flyertalkers, I'm going to keep the bus an extra hour... till 10:00 (2200).
It's necessary, because the various stops will take additional time; although the bathroom equipped bus will save a little time when we stop at Starbucks.
Have a question? You know where to find me.
dh
Thanks again for hosting the Tour website. We'll hoist a cup of Starbucks to you on our Starbucks stop.
Sorry for the delay regarding the posting of the names of attendees.
Note: If I've confirmed your seat(s) for the BRT, feel free to make your flight reservations. Paypal info will follow when I'm able to work the final details out with the bus company.
I know it's not Friday, but I'd like to announce an enhancement to the tour. For roughly $10 bucks, I'm working with someone to get a BRT tee shirt made for the attendees. I know other DOs have done this, and why shouldn't the BRT.
Remember, book seats only if I've confirmed you. @:-)
One more thing, since we'll be in a coach bus, with lots more Flyertalkers, I'm going to keep the bus an extra hour... till 10:00 (2200).
It's necessary, because the various stops will take additional time; although the bathroom equipped bus will save a little time when we stop at Starbucks.
Have a question? You know where to find me.
dh
Last edited by dhammer53; May 2, 2008 at 8:00 pm
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Milepost #2 on Page 1 of this thread contains the list of attendees.
http://flyertalk.com/forum/showthrea...21#post9423321
Have a question about the list, or have changed your mind, the maybees and standbys would apprecaite knowing; sooner rather than later. They need to make their reservations too.
http://flyertalk.com/forum/showthrea...21#post9423321
Have a question about the list, or have changed your mind, the maybees and standbys would apprecaite knowing; sooner rather than later. They need to make their reservations too.
#81
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I may try to link up as I live in Brooklyn Park Slope to be exact....
Milepost #2 on Page 1 of this thread contains the list of attendees.
http://flyertalk.com/forum/showthrea...21#post9423321
Have a question about the list, or have changed your mind, the maybees and standbys would apprecaite knowing; sooner rather than later. They need to make their reservations too.
http://flyertalk.com/forum/showthrea...21#post9423321
Have a question about the list, or have changed your mind, the maybees and standbys would apprecaite knowing; sooner rather than later. They need to make their reservations too.
#83
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Anyone know how easy it would be to get from the Hilton Hasbrouck Heights/Meadowlands to the city, especially GCS? Thanks!
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Anyone know how easy it would be to get from the Hilton Hasbrouck Heights/Meadowlands to the city, especially GCS? Thanks!
If you were driving, it's a solid 45 minutes. Ask the hotel about NJ Transit options to the Port Authority Bus terminal. From the PABT, you have to take the Shuttle train from 7th Ave to Grand Central. Add 5 minutes for the walk to the pick up location.
I suggest leaving now.
FYI, the tour pushes back on-time at 10:00am. And yes, I even left Catman behind once. And if you follow these boards, you know how I feel about him.
edited to say that I gave him directions to our first stop.
I also lost the plus 1 of Da1Dan in Coney Island 3 years ago. We eventually got him too!
Last edited by dhammer53; Apr 12, 2008 at 6:02 am
#85
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Hey, he even tried to leave ME behind, and I had my car parked across the street Dan is serious about his push back times
If you want to stay in NJ, I suggest the Hyatt Jersey City. The path station is right on the corner and it's a very short ride into Manhattan.
If you want to stay in NJ, I suggest the Hyatt Jersey City. The path station is right on the corner and it's a very short ride into Manhattan.
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Archie raises his voice and gets that wild look telling the Meathead, "Nobody wants to live in Jersey, but somebody's got to do it!"
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Speaking of food, if you have status at a hotel, and if you have lounge access, don't over do breakfast, unless you're eating at 7:00am.
Leave the food to me.
You should have seen the line at Nathans on the Boardwalk in Coney Island when we first arrived.
All that for a hotdog.
Nobody has ever left the tour hungry; with the exception of some guy from New Jersey, who complained upthread.
UC, from Times Square, figure on a 20 -25 minute walk. Subway will be half that when you include all the walking to/from, and around.
dh
Leave the food to me.
You should have seen the line at Nathans on the Boardwalk in Coney Island when we first arrived.
All that for a hotdog.
Nobody has ever left the tour hungry; with the exception of some guy from New Jersey, who complained upthread.
UC, from Times Square, figure on a 20 -25 minute walk. Subway will be half that when you include all the walking to/from, and around.
dh
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It's good to walk (provided you have the time of course), in anticipation of some serious caloric overindulgence!!!
Or at least you can pretend the walking will do some good... Might be even better to stay at a hotel farther away.
Or at least you can pretend the walking will do some good... Might be even better to stay at a hotel farther away.