skjuls
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trevster2k said:The reason people camp out overnight is because they think people are camping out overnight. IMHO.
You crack me up!!!
I just hope I'm not puking!!
trevster2k said:The reason people camp out overnight is because they think people are camping out overnight. IMHO.
u2bydsea said:I booked this trip last minute to catch the U-Jam show on the 9th. When I booked flights and bought a ticket to the show I didn't realize it would be extrememly difficult to find a reasonable place to stay on Oahu. I was too excited to think about it. Everything that is still available is upwards of $100 per night. I will be there by myself until the 13th (arriving on the 9th). Does anyone have any advice or perhaps even extra room to share ? Or even if someone is in the same situation I am would they like to share something.
Any advice would be great - thanks.
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skjuls said:
Northwest wasn't that great when I flew with them in April.
Only one movie on a long ass flight to Hawaii! Booooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!
redhotswami said:Hey Shannon, you should get your boarding passes of all the flights you are taking that day. As to finding out where your plane is, usually one of the people at the gates can tell you, if not, just go to one of those screens and find the matching flight #. Once you get to that gate, be sure to ask just to double check. Sometimes the gates can change at the last minute.
Miroslava said:Hey!
Saturday morning sounds reaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal good. Let's hope most people cant stick to it! I'd much rather sleep in my own bed!
And wait, who's flying out of Houston on the 7th? You Kelly? Are you on flight 73?
So excited!
skjuls said:
That was KLM!! hehehe!!
Northwest didn't have any TVs on the back of the seats in April from Minn to Honolulu.
u2wedge said:Quick question... Has any other venue on the entire tour allowed lining up the day before the show? Seems like an unnecessary security expense for the venue.
zoney! said:
KLM doesn't fly to DTW...so half of her flight was on NWA!
NW is currently flying DC-10s non-stop from MSP to HNL. These are the last commercially scheduled DC-10s flying right now. You will be some of the last people to fly these planes before they retire...kinda cool knowing how long they've been around.
NW has already pulled these planes off of there International routes, and will retire it off of the MSP-HNL route in Jan.
THEN, NW will have planes with individual screens on all the seatbacks on the MSP-HNL route.
Those who are flying the 767s to HNL are also flying on a "retiring" aircraft.
skjuls said:dude, I know that.
Geez. I was saying that most of her goodies was probably due to KLM.
I have practically flown on most airlines.
European ones are better than ours. In fact, Maleev is better than some of ours, Czech is better.
Miroslava said:Hey!
Saturday morning sounds reaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal good. Let's hope most people cant stick to it! I'd much rather sleep in my own bed!
And wait, who's flying out of Houston on the 7th? You Kelly? Are you on flight 73?
So excited!
Liesje said:
The KLM flight Dar es Salaam to Amsterdam did not have personal TVs, just a few on the side that they never got to work, but they were the nicer flight attendants. The flight from Amsterdam to DTW did have personal TVs and did give us meals, but I don't remember if that was still KLM. I thought not, b/c KLM does the Amsterdam-Arusha-Dar es Salaam triangle we were riding for and then we changed planes to Northwest.
Since I never fly, I have no clue what's considered good or bad service. Either way, I figure it's better than a 30 hour one-way road trip I do twice a year. As long as I know not to expect food, I'll just bring my own. Movies I can take or leave.
Liesje said:
Chicago, definitely. The UC director himself would come out and speak to everyone, tell us as long as we behaved we had his permission to be there and use the porta-johns. I even saw him turning away local police. We got there early afternoon Sept. 19 for the Sept 20 show and there was never any problems.
u2wedge said:
I figured there were probably a few that did, but I was wondering if it was an exception rather than the rule.
Well, I guess we'll see how things shake out. The only way I'd consider sleeping out over night is if my hotel bed is harder than a concrete sidewalk! lol. Anything's possible I suppose.
u2wedge said:
I figured there were probably a few that did, but I was wondering if it was an exception rather than the rule.
Liesje said:
Yeah, most venues officially did not allow it, but when push came to shove, didn't really get in the way. I should have said I also spent the night out in Pittsburgh, with April and Miroslava. We got there at 10pm and asked the guard on duty if we could line up by the GA gate and he said he didn't care. I believe people spent the night in St. Louis, but I didn't get there until 6am. Auburn Hills was REALLY strict and they are surrounded by highway, so there were lines formed off property that moved on as late as 2pm. We won't get into how (NOT) well that went down...
Lila64 said:Jules - I take it you are camping out
Lila64 said:
Weren't there videos of that highway crossing?
Lila64 said:yes Jules, but I don't need front row rail. I just need a good rail with a view