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hetvedder0hetvedder0 Posts: 4
edited July 2006 in Given To Fly (live)
hello people! i just bought some GA tickets for pearl jam at the gorge (NIGHT 2) because i cant miss this. i dont care that its GA, i just need to be there.

however, my girlfriend and i are 19 and cant rent a car. we're not exactly too positive how we're going to get to the gorge...so any help WOULD BE AWESOME and greatly appreciated. if anyone can help, please post here.

thanks guys!
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  • wickedmonkeyzwickedmonkeyz Posts: 489
    where are you trying to leave from?
    looking for 2 to Columbia...

    ***GOT EM***
  • hetvedder0hetvedder0 Posts: 4
    well, we have two options.

    1) fly into SeaTac airport from Denver (not sure which day) and SOMEHOW find a way to the gorge (with your people's help of course)

    --OR--

    2) drive from denver to the gorge...17 hour drive. it would be an awesome drive since we'd go through montana and wyoming...but id rather that was a last resort.

    basically, if ANYONE would love to cart along a couple of good people from the airport to the gorge and back, it would be AMAZING. we'll chip in with gas, etc.
  • slug420slug420 Posts: 316
    you should be able to rent a car, but you will have to pay a premium for being under 25.....check with multiple companies (budget, thrifty, national, dollar, hertz, enterprise, etc), and I would check spokane as well as seattle. Spokane gets a lot less rental traffic and so prices are generally much lower.
  • Low_Light03Low_Light03 Posts: 1,227
    I might have room for 2 people. I'll get to Seattle early saturday morning and drive back after each show to my hotel.
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  • ShaneShane Posts: 5
    My friend and I are also looking for transportation to the Gorge. If you two can't find anything, and neither can we, perhaps we could get a cab or something and split the cost four ways?

    I'm only 20 myself, and my friend is 19, so we're not sure if we'll be able to get a rental car, but we'll certainly try. If we do (or you do), maybe we can help each other out.
    9/2/05 - Vancouver
    7/22/06 - The Gorge
    7/23/06 - The Gorge
    4/2/08 - Vancouver
  • South of SeattleSouth of Seattle Posts: 10,724
    Shane wrote:
    My friend and I are also looking for transportation to the Gorge. If you two can't find anything, and neither can we, perhaps we could get a cab or something and split the cost four ways?

    I'm only 20 myself, and my friend is 19, so we're not sure if we'll be able to get a rental car, but we'll certainly try. If we do (or you do), maybe we can help each other out.

    I would hate to see the bill on that cab ride :p
    NERDS!
  • ShaneShane Posts: 5
    South of Seattle wrote:
    I would hate to see the bill on that cab ride :p

    Haha, probably wouldn't be too bad. I've heard the Gorge is a two-hour drive from Seattle (is that correct?), and most cab companies have a different fare system for longer trips, so maybe a couple hundred dollars. Split four ways, that's 50 bucks each. Still a bit steep, but hey, it's Pearl Jam. If that's what it takes, then so be it. ;)
    9/2/05 - Vancouver
    7/22/06 - The Gorge
    7/23/06 - The Gorge
    4/2/08 - Vancouver
  • South of SeattleSouth of Seattle Posts: 10,724
    Shane wrote:
    Haha, probably wouldn't be too bad. I've heard the Gorge is a two-hour drive from Seattle (is that correct?), and most cab companies have a different fare system for longer trips, so maybe a couple hundred dollars. Split four ways, that's 50 bucks each. Still a bit steep, but hey, it's Pearl Jam. If that's what it takes, then so be it. ;)

    I admire the dedication. I'm sure you'll be able to find a ride.
    NERDS!
  • ShaneShane Posts: 5
    South of Seattle wrote:
    I admire the dedication. I'm sure you'll be able to find a ride.

    I'm positive that if it came down to it, I could get a ride in under a half hour with a "Pearl Jam or bust" sign standing on the highway between Seattle and the Gorge. :)
    9/2/05 - Vancouver
    7/22/06 - The Gorge
    7/23/06 - The Gorge
    4/2/08 - Vancouver
  • Kentucky ShanKentucky Shan Posts: 59
    hetvedder0 wrote:
    drive from denver to the gorge...17 hour drive. it would be an awesome drive since we'd go through montana and wyoming...but id rather that was a last resort.

    If it makes you feel any better, when my husband and I were trying to get out there, we realized it was a 35 hour drive :-)

    In all honesty, I hope you find a way out there...it will be an awesome time!
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