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  • dougfloyd
    dougfloyd Fishers, IN Posts: 2,585
    IndySarah wrote:
    IMGONNALUKIN wrote:
    not only are we going to have Pavilion, but Nice Pavilion seats! :mrgreen:

    I think "nice" pavilion seats will depend on your TC number, I think the higher numbers are going to be pretty far back in the pavilion.

    Yep, I think so too. I guess there's always hope with the lottery!

    They went fast, I was able to get 4 in section D row X for some friends of mine that are going.
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  • IndySarah
    IndySarah Posts: 42
    People that I know that were trying were shocked they got lawn. I was happy to tell them that I thought the majority of the pavilion was fan club.
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  • Black Diamond
    Black Diamond Posts: 25,109
    My first outdoor PJ show, I am excited !! :mrgreen:
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  • Black Diamond
    Black Diamond Posts: 25,109
    BTW, thank you to the OP and others for picking a venue where I can bring my 9 year old. Coming in from the Big Apple (yes I took the advice of some thread that East Coasters come West) and he is sooo excited to be taking his first solo trip with dad.

    BTW, what would one do with a couple of hours in the afternoon in Indy before driving up to Noblesville??
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  • IMGONNALUKIN
    IMGONNALUKIN Posts: 51
    I look at it like this, if the pavilion seats that were available were far up and to the side, then regardless, you are in a better situation if you got tics thru 10c.

    as long as it's not lawn, I'm always happy.
  • IMGONNALUKIN
    IMGONNALUKIN Posts: 51
    Black Diamond wrote:
    BTW, thank you to the OP and others for picking a venue where I can bring my 9 year old. Coming in from the Big Apple (yes I took the advice of some thread that East Coasters come West) and he is sooo excited to be taking his first solo trip with dad.

    BTW, what would one do with a couple of hours in the afternoon in Indy before driving up to Noblesville??

    I'm from Chicago, so this is total shot in the dark, but try the Zoo! Kids love Zoos.

    I love Zoos!
  • DreamOfAngels
    DreamOfAngels Posts: 829
    Black Diamond wrote:
    BTW, what would one do with a couple of hours in the afternoon in Indy before driving up to Noblesville??

    Go straight to Noblesville so you don't have to sweat in the parking lot traffic on I-69 and explain to him how you're sorry he'll miss the show. Might be good to take him out in the middle of nowhere vs. hanging out downtown - let him see cows and farms and fields. ;)

    I remember the first time a friend of mine in college (from CT) was driving through southern Indiana and she spotted a pig. She had never seen a real live pig and she about wrecked the car in excitement...

    Relax and enjoy the countryside(I'm being serious)
  • Black Diamond
    Black Diamond Posts: 25,109
    DreamOfAngels wrote:
    Black Diamond wrote:
    BTW, what would one do with a couple of hours in the afternoon in Indy before driving up to Noblesville??

    Go straight to Noblesville so you don't have to sweat in the parking lot traffic on I-69 and explain to him how you're sorry he'll miss the show. Might be good to take him out in the middle of nowhere vs. hanging out downtown - let him see cows and farms and fields. ;)

    I remember the first time a friend of mine in college (from CT) was driving through southern Indiana and she spotted a pig. She had never seen a real live pig and she about wrecked the car in excitement...

    Relax and enjoy the countryside(I'm being serious)
    That's good advice, thanks :D
    And I like zoos too :)
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  • IwasBit10
    IwasBit10 Posts: 646
    Just curious, has anyone here been to DC and Marcus Ampitheater in Milwaukee or Tinley Park outside of Chicago (no idea what they call it these days)? I've only been to Marcus and Tinley Park for outdoor venues, and I'm just wondering how those stack-up to DC.
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  • IndySarah
    IndySarah Posts: 42
    Black Diamond wrote:
    DreamOfAngels wrote:
    Black Diamond wrote:
    BTW, what would one do with a couple of hours in the afternoon in Indy before driving up to Noblesville??

    Go straight to Noblesville so you don't have to sweat in the parking lot traffic on I-69 and explain to him how you're sorry he'll miss the show. Might be good to take him out in the middle of nowhere vs. hanging out downtown - let him see cows and farms and fields. ;)

    I remember the first time a friend of mine in college (from CT) was driving through southern Indiana and she spotted a pig. She had never seen a real live pig and she about wrecked the car in excitement...

    Relax and enjoy the countryside(I'm being serious)
    That's good advice, thanks :D
    And I like zoos too :)

    How much time do you have? Our zoo is decent, not great, but decent. We do have a great Children's Museum, http://childrensmuseum.org/ but with the age, it might depend on the kid.

    You probably won't see a cow, unless you drive out farther ;)
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  • patrickredeyes
    patrickredeyes Posts: 8,834
    IwasBit10 wrote:
    Just curious, has anyone here been to DC and Marcus Ampitheater in Milwaukee or Tinley Park outside of Chicago (no idea what they call it these days)? I've only been to Marcus and Tinley Park for outdoor venues, and I'm just wondering how those stack-up to DC.


    Deer Creek is kinda like Marcus and Tinley Park. It will be a fun time for sure. :)
  • DreamOfAngels
    DreamOfAngels Posts: 829
    IndySarah wrote:
    How much time do you have? Our zoo is decent, not great, but decent. We do have a great Children's Museum, http://childrensmuseum.org/ but with the age, it might depend on the kid.

    You probably won't see a cow, unless you drive out farther ;)
    I agree the zoo is okay but nothing like DC or STL for sure. When you leave the airport - take the belt north and then hop off on I-65 - it won't take long to find hogs (very, very smelly ones)
  • Black Diamond
    Black Diamond Posts: 25,109
    DreamOfAngels wrote:
    IndySarah wrote:
    How much time do you have? Our zoo is decent, not great, but decent. We do have a great Children's Museum, http://childrensmuseum.org/ but with the age, it might depend on the kid.

    You probably won't see a cow, unless you drive out farther ;)
    I agree the zoo is okay but nothing like DC or STL for sure. When you leave the airport - take the belt north and then hop off on I-65 - it won't take long to find hogs (very, very smelly ones)
    Thanks, we are staying at the Hilton North. It says 20 min from venue.

    Oh BTW, can you get pre paid parking??
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  • DreamOfAngels
    DreamOfAngels Posts: 829
    Black Diamond wrote:
    Thanks, we are staying at the Hilton North. It says 20 min from venue.

    Oh BTW, can you get pre paid parking??
    Pre-paid parking at the venue? Yes, you can get VIP parking - $25 (I think) through TM
  • jdopj
    jdopj Posts: 772
    Deer creek is a cross between alpine and Marcus. Marcus seating and grass are "wider"
  • IMGONNALUKIN
    IMGONNALUKIN Posts: 51
    Black Diamond wrote:
    DreamOfAngels wrote:
    IndySarah wrote:
    How much time do you have? Our zoo is decent, not great, but decent. We do have a great Children's Museum, http://childrensmuseum.org/ but with the age, it might depend on the kid.

    You probably won't see a cow, unless you drive out farther ;)
    I agree the zoo is okay but nothing like DC or STL for sure. When you leave the airport - take the belt north and then hop off on I-65 - it won't take long to find hogs (very, very smelly ones)
    Thanks, we are staying at the Hilton North. It says 20 min from venue.

    Oh BTW, can you get pre paid parking??


    Like VIP parking? I got VIP parking for Deer Creek. It was $25. I'm staying at a hotel less than a mile away but I'm fat and don't like walking. Unless we are streaking. If there is streaking, I'm in!
  • jdopj
    jdopj Posts: 772
    Me and 3 friends coming down from Milwaukee (after Columbus)

    as for the pit, I don't think PJ will have the pit. It would eliminate the lottery for rows 1-2 and 9-10
  • pants
    pants Posts: 60
    You can add me to the list. I have a question, too. I won't be able to leave northwest Indiana until about 3:30 (a downside of being placed in Gary for medical school, the upside was seeing PJ in Chicago in the fall), and I was wondering what the best way would be to get to Deer Creek. With the hour time change, I don't want to be even close to missing anything. I was thinking of trying to avoid 465, and even 65 around Zionsville, does anyone have any ideas? I was thinking about crossing over on 32, does anyone have know what that's like on a Friday? Thanks.
  • Black Diamond
    Black Diamond Posts: 25,109
    DreamOfAngels wrote:
    Black Diamond wrote:
    Thanks, we are staying at the Hilton North. It says 20 min from venue.

    Oh BTW, can you get pre paid parking??
    Pre-paid parking at the venue? Yes, you can get VIP parking - $25 (I think) through TM
    Got it... Thanks again :D
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  • the unseen
    the unseen Posts: 372
    i suggest looking into this place to kill time with a young one...

    it's in noblesville,so you'd be on that side of town...

    http://www.connerprairie.org/


    Black Diamond wrote:
    BTW, thank you to the OP and others for picking a venue where I can bring my 9 year old. Coming in from the Big Apple (yes I took the advice of some thread that East Coasters come West) and he is sooo excited to be taking his first solo trip with dad.

    BTW, what would one do with a couple of hours in the afternoon in Indy before driving up to Noblesville??

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