EPandAmerica
New Yorker
I'm trying to talk someone in to going but he's picking Philly. Just incase I get my way, what hotels would be a good choice.
Headache in a Suitcase said:probably won't be GA but i'll hop around the line anyways.
when's everyone getting into town?
eimear25 said:for anyone that has booked with ETS I was on The Irish Rogue website and they have listed 11th and 14th October as "Official Fan base - U2 Concert" - must be where the pre party will be.
Jim said:I'm really torn about waiting in a queue all day for a good spot and the show and checking out NYC and having a few beers etc.etc. (I'm only going for 2 days)
Jim said:I'm really torn about waiting in a queue all day for a good spot and the show and checking out NYC and having a few beers etc.etc. (I'm only going for 2 days)
sami0201 said:
if you have never been to NYC, I don't think you should waste your time in line all day. It's such a great city. But, if being in the front is really important to you...
GretzkyU2Yanks said:Tir Na Nog is a replica of an Irish pub. Its right near MSG (8th Ave and 35th I think). Its NYC, there are great bars everywhere you turn. Molly's I think is another one, maybe 8th Ave and 32nd...
they dont stop scanning to get into the lottery (well Im sure they stop at some point AFTER U2 go on, but not before). In fact there is a belief that the later you go the better your odds are of getting into the bomb shelter.
gabrielvox said:Hey Headache....where's Tony and the boys playing on the 7th/8th? WOuldnt mind catching one of their shows!
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GretzkyU2Yanks said:they dont stop scanning to get into the lottery (well Im sure they stop at some point AFTER U2 go on, but not before). In fact there is a belief that the later you go the better your odds are of getting into the bomb shelter.
Headache in a Suitcase said:
they didn't schedule any dates that weekend so that they could attend the shows at the garden. only date UF have scheduled durring u2's stay in new york is on the 14th in long beach.
Boozyuzi said:BTW - it would have been John Lennon's 65th birthday on October 9th. Is there anything on in NY to remember him that day ?
*Ally* said:FYI, Strawberry Fields is on the west side of the park; enter at 72nd St and Central Park West (across the street from the Dakota apartment building, where Lennon was killed).