Greenville Roll Call

aubiejam

Is the Westin walking distance?

Or easy to walk?

SL6005

Wife and I will be coming from Charlotte to Greenville. She wanted GA and we got it!

Pantherfan09

cincybearcat said:

sctt_perry said:

P-Town-P-Jam-Fan said:

mcrok said:

If you are into cycling, George Hincapie, has a hotel/resort north of Greenville in Travelers Rest (about 20 mins north going toward Asheville). Asheville has a lot of hotels including the Biltmore but is about 45-60 mins north of Greenville. Asheville is little more "crunchy" resembling parts of the NW by population of homeless. Nevertheless, it is a pretty cool place. Greenville more cosmopolitan/international and clean.

Really appreciate all these tips. I'm excited to visit a part of the country that I have never been to (outside of South Florida which I don't think is a representation of the true south). Since we are flying the red-eye and getting in really early, I think we'll head to Ashville for a few hours, have lunch and make our way to Greenville once we can actually check into our hotel on Friday. Restaurant and Bar/Brewery tips are also greatly appreciated!

Hit Oskar blues in Brevard. It's right outside of pisgah national forrest which is my favorite place. Sierra Nevada is in Mills River also. You could probably skip Asheville there's really not a whole lot to it just really crowded

sctt_perry said:

P-Town-P-Jam-Fan said:

mcrok said:

If you are into cycling, George Hincapie, has a hotel/resort north of Greenville in Travelers Rest (about 20 mins north going toward Asheville). Asheville has a lot of hotels including the Biltmore but is about 45-60 mins north of Greenville. Asheville is little more "crunchy" resembling parts of the NW by population of homeless. Nevertheless, it is a pretty cool place. Greenville more cosmopolitan/international and clean.

Really appreciate all these tips. I'm excited to visit a part of the country that I have never been to (outside of South Florida which I don't think is a representation of the true south). Since we are flying the red-eye and getting in really early, I think we'll head to Ashville for a few hours, have lunch and make our way to Greenville once we can actually check into our hotel on Friday. Restaurant and Bar/Brewery tips are also greatly appreciated!

Hit Oskar blues in Brevard. It's right outside of pisgah national forrest which is my favorite place. Sierra Nevada is in Mills River also. You could probably skip Asheville there's really not a whole lot to it just really crowded

sctt_perry said:

P-Town-P-Jam-Fan said:

mcrok said:

If you are into cycling, George Hincapie, has a hotel/resort north of Greenville in Travelers Rest (about 20 mins north going toward Asheville). Asheville has a lot of hotels including the Biltmore but is about 45-60 mins north of Greenville. Asheville is little more "crunchy" resembling parts of the NW by population of homeless. Nevertheless, it is a pretty cool place. Greenville more cosmopolitan/international and clean.

Really appreciate all these tips. I'm excited to visit a part of the country that I have never been to (outside of South Florida which I don't think is a representation of the true south). Since we are flying the red-eye and getting in really early, I think we'll head to Ashville for a few hours, have lunch and make our way to Greenville once we can actually check into our hotel on Friday. Restaurant and Bar/Brewery tips are also greatly appreciated!

Hit Oskar blues in Brevard. It's right outside of pisgah national forrest which is my favorite place. Sierra Nevada is in Mills River also. You could probably skip Asheville there's really not a whole lot to it just really crowded

Pantherfan09 said:

I live in Asheville. Try Green man, wicked weed, catawba, Asheville brewery all located on the South slope. If time make trip out to Sierra Nevada.

That's nonsense.

Actually te best beer places in Asheville (which is definitely a top 5 place for beer and te fact you can walk to many make sit close to #1) is:

1) wicked weed - hands down
2) Funkatorium - 2nd WW location - if you like Spurs
3) Burial - they have been killing it
4) Greenman

A couple of other decent ones is One World (I think that's it's name) and hi-wire. Oh and for beer bars, Thirsty Monk (get the pint of bacon app).

I would skip funkatorium, I don't like sour beers. Good list but add Asheville brewery

cincybearcat

Pantherfan09 said:

cincybearcat said:

sctt_perry said:

P-Town-P-Jam-Fan said:

mcrok said:

If you are into cycling, George Hincapie, has a hotel/resort north of Greenville in Travelers Rest (about 20 mins north going toward Asheville). Asheville has a lot of hotels including the Biltmore but is about 45-60 mins north of Greenville. Asheville is little more "crunchy" resembling parts of the NW by population of homeless. Nevertheless, it is a pretty cool place. Greenville more cosmopolitan/international and clean.

Really appreciate all these tips. I'm excited to visit a part of the country that I have never been to (outside of South Florida which I don't think is a representation of the true south). Since we are flying the red-eye and getting in really early, I think we'll head to Ashville for a few hours, have lunch and make our way to Greenville once we can actually check into our hotel on Friday. Restaurant and Bar/Brewery tips are also greatly appreciated!

Hit Oskar blues in Brevard. It's right outside of pisgah national forrest which is my favorite place. Sierra Nevada is in Mills River also. You could probably skip Asheville there's really not a whole lot to it just really crowded

sctt_perry said:

P-Town-P-Jam-Fan said:

mcrok said:

If you are into cycling, George Hincapie, has a hotel/resort north of Greenville in Travelers Rest (about 20 mins north going toward Asheville). Asheville has a lot of hotels including the Biltmore but is about 45-60 mins north of Greenville. Asheville is little more "crunchy" resembling parts of the NW by population of homeless. Nevertheless, it is a pretty cool place. Greenville more cosmopolitan/international and clean.

Really appreciate all these tips. I'm excited to visit a part of the country that I have never been to (outside of South Florida which I don't think is a representation of the true south). Since we are flying the red-eye and getting in really early, I think we'll head to Ashville for a few hours, have lunch and make our way to Greenville once we can actually check into our hotel on Friday. Restaurant and Bar/Brewery tips are also greatly appreciated!

Hit Oskar blues in Brevard. It's right outside of pisgah national forrest which is my favorite place. Sierra Nevada is in Mills River also. You could probably skip Asheville there's really not a whole lot to it just really crowded

sctt_perry said:

P-Town-P-Jam-Fan said:

mcrok said:

If you are into cycling, George Hincapie, has a hotel/resort north of Greenville in Travelers Rest (about 20 mins north going toward Asheville). Asheville has a lot of hotels including the Biltmore but is about 45-60 mins north of Greenville. Asheville is little more "crunchy" resembling parts of the NW by population of homeless. Nevertheless, it is a pretty cool place. Greenville more cosmopolitan/international and clean.

Really appreciate all these tips. I'm excited to visit a part of the country that I have never been to (outside of South Florida which I don't think is a representation of the true south). Since we are flying the red-eye and getting in really early, I think we'll head to Ashville for a few hours, have lunch and make our way to Greenville once we can actually check into our hotel on Friday. Restaurant and Bar/Brewery tips are also greatly appreciated!

Hit Oskar blues in Brevard. It's right outside of pisgah national forrest which is my favorite place. Sierra Nevada is in Mills River also. You could probably skip Asheville there's really not a whole lot to it just really crowded

Pantherfan09 said:

I live in Asheville. Try Green man, wicked weed, catawba, Asheville brewery all located on the South slope. If time make trip out to Sierra Nevada.

That's nonsense.

Actually te best beer places in Asheville (which is definitely a top 5 place for beer and te fact you can walk to many make sit close to #1) is:

1) wicked weed - hands down
2) Funkatorium - 2nd WW location - if you like Spurs
3) Burial - they have been killing it
4) Greenman

A couple of other decent ones is One World (I think that's it's name) and hi-wire. Oh and for beer bars, Thirsty Monk (get the pint of bacon app).

I would skip funkatorium, I don't like sour beers. Good list but add Asheville brewery

I did forget Asheville pizza....good call.

dstanfield80

Won reserved. Excited for this show and making the trip from Iowa!

sctt_perry

MedozK said:

sctt_perry said:

MedozK said:

So, this will be my first time to Greenville. Any certain hotel that we should book, or is just staying downtown good enough?

I'd book something off main downtown it's a pretty cool street and falls park is awesome

Ending up booking the Holiday Inn & Suites Downtown.

I've never stayed there but you can walk everywhere you need to go from there

cincybearcat

dstanfield80 said:

Won reserved. Excited for this show and making the trip from Iowa!

Where in Iowa?

dstanfield80

cincybearcat said:

dstanfield80 said:

Won reserved. Excited for this show and making the trip from Iowa!

Where in Iowa?

Marshalltown.

shetellsherself

Both my brother and I missed out on this one! I'm surprised and very bummed. Anybody have extras plz let us know! Otherwise we are going to try on ticketmaster but will also be trying to fill in some gaps in our MSG hopes. I'm afraid Greenville might sell out while we are trying (and likely failing) to get MSG night 1 tickets.

cincybearcat

dstanfield80 said:

cincybearcat said:

dstanfield80 said:

Won reserved. Excited for this show and making the trip from Iowa!

Where in Iowa?

Marshalltown.

I lived in Iowa City from 2006-2013. Was pissed when i moved there (for work) and then pissed when I had to leave. Such an awesome town and Iowa is a great state overall!!!

TamaDrummer91

This is the show I'm looking forward to the most, and I put it as my number 1 choice. And I won it. Got reserved seats for the Gville! My first show I'll be attending this tour for the total four shows I won this go around. Thanks 10c for the seats for my 4 shows!

JS122057

I'll be heading in to this one from Knoxville, TN! I am just stoked that the south/southeast is finally getting some shows!!

Veddersgirlatl

Have spare Reserved ticket for Columbia and Raleigh.
Looking to trade for spare single ticket to Grenville, SC or Hampton, VA
Message if interested in trading.
Thanks, Carrie

derbydave

I'm IN...
Scored reserved tickets for all 4 SE US shows!!

Weston1283

Looking for 1 GA for Greenville.... Have Columbia GA to trade

MedozK

derbydave said:

I'm IN...
Scored reserved tickets for all 4 SE US shows!!

Congrats!

PJ212

I have a Columbia GA for trade. Looking for Greenville GA. Thanks!

Pearl34Jam

JS122057 said:

I'll be heading in to this one from Knoxville, TN! I am just stoked that the south/southeast is finally getting some shows!!

Hey! I'm also coming from Knoxville! You're the first person I've seen from K-town on the forums

MedozK

Pearl34Jam said:

JS122057 said:

I'll be heading in to this one from Knoxville, TN! I am just stoked that the south/southeast is finally getting some shows!!

Hey! I'm also coming from Knoxville! You're the first person I've seen from K-town on the forums

I graduated from UT, now live in Murfreesboro.

carolinabeerguy

In for reserved seats here and Raleigh.