If you fly into Milwaukee whats the best way to get to Alpine Valley Resort? Are there shuttles to there? Flights are pretty cheap, I just don't really feel like driving for 14 hours.
Alpine Valley is about 45min drive from Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport. The PJ20.com site also mentions shuttles from Milwaukee each day. Alpine is in the middle of nowhere but it is pretty easy to get to.
Ok cool. Thanks for the info. I know some hotels have shuttles from the airport but if its that far away I doubt it. I am staying at Alpine Valley Resort, so I just wasn't sure if I had to rent a car as well(which is only $70) for the trip. I think that is my best option.
Still thinking road trip, from Berks County, PA. Maybe leave Thursday and stop over in Cleveland to see the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, get to Alpine area late Friday. Thinking it would be about $250 for gas, a lot less than 2 people flying & rental car.
Still thinking road trip, from Berks County, PA. Maybe leave Thursday and stop over in Cleveland to see the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, get to Alpine area late Friday. Thinking it would be about $250 for gas, a lot less than 2 people flying & rental car.
You'd be surprised how close in price it is. I think you are underestimating your gas cost. My wife just drove to Indiana and it was more than that and it's a shorter trip. Rental cars are around $17-20 per day. Plus it's a 2 hour trip and not 15 hours. I was debating driving until I saw the prices.
I think it would be great if the fundraising done on this Canadian tour did something to help the people of Slave Lake, Alberta.....Word is 7000 people were forced from their homes due to fire, 40% of the town burned to the ground :( A close friend lost absolutely everything. Another board member, Cree Nations, has a lot of friends and family in the area too....So sad.
Hopefully by September they will have some insurance/government assistance rolling in...but it's something to keep in mind....and if any of you want to help, contact the Alberta Red Cross ( http://www.redcross.ca )
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Still thinking road trip, from Berks County, PA. Maybe leave Thursday and stop over in Cleveland to see the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, get to Alpine area late Friday. Thinking it would be about $250 for gas, a lot less than 2 people flying & rental car.
You'd be surprised how close in price it is. I think you are underestimating your gas cost. My wife just drove to Indiana and it was more than that and it's a shorter trip. Rental cars are around $17-20 per day. Plus it's a 2 hour trip and not 15 hours. I was debating driving until I saw the prices.
yep, I recalculated, maybe more like $330 for gas (1650 miles, 20 mpg, $4/gallon), but still less than flights that I saw for 237 x 2 plus rental car of $70 you say = $544. So maybe about $200 to save lots of hours driving, could be worth it, but we were thinking of taking a trip this summer anyway and adding in a few things to see on the way might fit the bill for that.
Still thinking road trip, from Berks County, PA. Maybe leave Thursday and stop over in Cleveland to see the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, get to Alpine area late Friday. Thinking it would be about $250 for gas, a lot less than 2 people flying & rental car.
You'd be surprised how close in price it is. I think you are underestimating your gas cost. My wife just drove to Indiana and it was more than that and it's a shorter trip. Rental cars are around $17-20 per day. Plus it's a 2 hour trip and not 15 hours. I was debating driving until I saw the prices.
yep, I recalculated, maybe more like $330 for gas (1650 miles, 20 mpg, $4/gallon), but still less than flights that I saw for 237 x 2 plus rental car of $70 you say = $544. So maybe about $200 to save lots of hours driving, could be worth it, but we were thinking of taking a trip this summer anyway and adding in a few things to see on the way might fit the bill for that.
Not to mention food for the drive, Admission to the R&R Hall of fame, etc. hahahahaha
You'd be surprised how close in price it is. I think you are underestimating your gas cost. My wife just drove to Indiana and it was more than that and it's a shorter trip. Rental cars are around $17-20 per day. Plus it's a 2 hour trip and not 15 hours. I was debating driving until I saw the prices.
yep, I recalculated, maybe more like $330 for gas (1650 miles, 20 mpg, $4/gallon), but still less than flights that I saw for 237 x 2 plus rental car of $70 you say = $544. So maybe about $200 to save lots of hours driving, could be worth it, but we were thinking of taking a trip this summer anyway and adding in a few things to see on the way might fit the bill for that.
Not to mention food for the drive, Admission to the R&R Hall of fame, etc. hahahahaha
My wife and I are flying in from Los Angeles and planning on renting a car. If anyone wants to coordinate a hotel and split car rental or parking costs (in exchange for a drive to and from the show Sat and Sun), I'm amenable to that. Car rentals are cheap, but the parking and gas not so much. We will be flying back out first thing Monday morning, like 6 am, though... so the car would be gone after that.
I was thinking about staying in the Waukesha area, cheap hotels there, not as far as Milwaukee. Opinions?
Is it too much to ask for a full-blown Temple of the Dog set? Probably.
My wife and I are flying in from Los Angeles and planning on renting a car. If anyone wants to coordinate a hotel and split car rental or parking costs (in exchange for a drive to and from the show Sat and Sun), I'm amenable to that. Car rentals are cheap, but the parking and gas not so much. We will be flying back out first thing Monday morning, like 6 am, though... so the car would be gone after that.
I was thinking about staying in the Waukesha area, cheap hotels there, not as far as Milwaukee. Opinions?
I don't know where or how far Waukesha is, but to me...you're better off staying in Milwaukee. If you're flying in and out of there it will make your travel days much easier, and the shuttles to/from the shows will eliminate/balance out your car rental/parking expenses...and will probably be a total blast as well. (c'mon a busload of people going to a PJ festival?)
Not to mention that using priceline will get you a room in Milwaukee for peanuts - like $60 - $90/nt
So the area that is fenced off until PJ starts....the one that is manned by security for the 10c when PJ starts...how big are we thinking this area is going to be? I'd think it would hold a few thousand people, right? So during the other 8 hours or so that PJ is not playing...will this just be an open area that nobody can walk through and have to stand to the side of and / or look around? And does anybody have an opinion of where the other 2 stages are going to be? And how tall is the fence that they say they'll take down before PJ starts?
I guess I'll take comfort that the undercard (if we're being real) pretty much sucks and doesn't absolutely need to be seen. Had Soundgarden been on this lineup...fences would come down.
I'm going to this, and have been a HUGE fan since 1991....but this is NOT the venue for this. Nothing anybody can do about it now, but this venue flippin' sucks!! Middle of nowhere...hotels / motels at a minimum are like 12 miles away (and that's if you want to drop serious coin to stay there)...GA lawn seats have you standing at an angle which is f-ing uncomfortable....and traffic to get out of there is a monster biyaatch!
Another question...can we tail-gate in the parking lot? I'd like to get a few "free" beers in before dropping $8 for a beer, which if I remember from past experience, Alpine has some of the priciest concessions around.
I guess I'll take comfort that the undercard (if we're being real) pretty much sucks and doesn't absolutely need to be seen. Had Soundgarden been on this lineup...fences would come down.
I'm going to this, and have been a HUGE fan since 1991....but this is NOT the venue for this. Nothing anybody can do about it now, but this venue flippin' sucks!! Middle of nowhere...hotels / motels at a minimum are like 12 miles away (and that's if you want to drop serious coin to stay there)...GA lawn seats have you standing at an angle which is f-ing uncomfortable....and traffic to get out of there is a monster biyaatch!
Another question...can we tail-gate in the parking lot? I'd like to get a few "free" beers in before dropping $8 for a beer, which if I remember from past experience, Alpine has some of the priciest concessions around.
I'm not sure what kind of music you're into... but I've seen Queens of the Stone Age four times now (and saw Josh Homme with Them Crooked Vultures), and they're a very solid band with some terrific songs. I saw them play at that venue (Alpine Valley) opening for RATM, and it was an amazing show. Plus, Mudhoney is a win, and lots of folks love the Strokes. Not me, but lots of folks.
I wasn't on the lawn at AV last time, but the rain made it an epic event. I wouldn't be bummed if I were you, just go and have a great time.
Is it too much to ask for a full-blown Temple of the Dog set? Probably.
I'm guessing those brownies weren't going to be store bought either (wink wink) I guess you'll have to enjoy those in the parking lot.
I make freaking AWESOME brownies...from scratch. With or without 'extra love'...believe me, I'll find a way to bring them in.
Save me some!!!
Hahaha!
hmmm...I better make a few batches then...
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ha ha..i dont give a shit where the seats are ,where is the lawn,where is the that where is this...
im gonna party with 40.000 pj fans in the biggest party this band ever organized,all that for celebrate that this band is out there play and give the the best on stage..
So the area that is fenced off until PJ starts....the one that is manned by security for the 10c when PJ starts...how big are we thinking this area is going to be? I'd think it would hold a few thousand people, right? So during the other 8 hours or so that PJ is not playing...will this just be an open area that nobody can walk through and have to stand to the side of and / or look around? And does anybody have an opinion of where the other 2 stages are going to be? And how tall is the fence that they say they'll take down before PJ starts?
I guess I'll take comfort that the undercard (if we're being real) pretty much sucks and doesn't absolutely need to be seen. Had Soundgarden been on this lineup...fences would come down.
I'm going to this, and have been a HUGE fan since 1991....but this is NOT the venue for this. Nothing anybody can do about it now, but this venue flippin' sucks!! Middle of nowhere...hotels / motels at a minimum are like 12 miles away (and that's if you want to drop serious coin to stay there)...GA lawn seats have you standing at an angle which is f-ing uncomfortable....and traffic to get out of there is a monster biyaatch!
Another question...can we tail-gate in the parking lot? I'd like to get a few "free" beers in before dropping $8 for a beer, which if I remember from past experience, Alpine has some of the priciest concessions around.
As per the response I received from the 10 Club : members attempting to get tickets to multiple Canadian tour shows will have to purchase each set of tickets separately. Good luck everybody.
So the area that is fenced off until PJ starts....the one that is manned by security for the 10c when PJ starts...how big are we thinking this area is going to be? I'd think it would hold a few thousand people, right? So during the other 8 hours or so that PJ is not playing...will this just be an open area that nobody can walk through and have to stand to the side of and / or look around? And does anybody have an opinion of where the other 2 stages are going to be? And how tall is the fence that they say they'll take down before PJ starts?
I guess I'll take comfort that the undercard (if we're being real) pretty much sucks and doesn't absolutely need to be seen. Had Soundgarden been on this lineup...fences would come down.
I'm going to this, and have been a HUGE fan since 1991....but this is NOT the venue for this. Nothing anybody can do about it now, but this venue flippin' sucks!! Middle of nowhere...hotels / motels at a minimum are like 12 miles away (and that's if you want to drop serious coin to stay there)...GA lawn seats have you standing at an angle which is f-ing uncomfortable....and traffic to get out of there is a monster biyaatch!
Another question...can we tail-gate in the parking lot? I'd like to get a few "free" beers in before dropping $8 for a beer, which if I remember from past experience, Alpine has some of the priciest concessions around.
I've seen shows at Alpine since 1988 and have to say it is consistently one of the best sounding open air venues I have ever been to. Plus its set in a gorgeous locale. Yes it is in the middle of nowhere and it is a major pita to get out of but drink a few beers, saddle up to a large midwestern girl, relax to the jam and know you and 46,999 other people are having a better time than anyone else on the fucking planet.
One thing to keep in mind; folks who live outside the venue will often offer up their lawns for parking. Its a bit of a hike to get tot he venue...maybe a mile or so, but it will save you that hour you'll be stuck in a line to get out of the Alpine parking lot
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Does anyone think PJ will perform an acoustic set early in the day to garner more interest in the early performers? Eddie would always come out and play a couple songs before bands like Sonic Youth or Sleater-Kinney came on, why wouldn't they play an hour stripped down set either Sat/Sun?
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What is the real liklihood of getting a decent seat to either Toronto show when I just joined 10C last year? Am I better off just going to the Ticketmaster Route?
I have a brother in law who works for an airline, so i could fly anywhere for like 450. So, which show would be most likely to not have too many 10 Clubbers, if any? Where would 206xxx get me very good seats, if anywhere?
just trying to clarify that GA is standing room only, from a few pages ago, wherever you want to stand, dance, or laydown.
reserved seating is an actual section, row and seat number.
the soundgarden show coming up had the entire main floor as GA and you got to choose if you wanted "reserved seating" or GA (chance to be on the mainfloor).
I think they will have fold out chairs in rows, wire-tied together on the mainfloor. their very early shows were all GA, vote for change, new orleans, soldier field, now they have sections, rows and assigned seats. which really are assigned "dance/jam" space.
anyone concur?
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I think it would be great if the fundraising done on this Canadian tour did something to help the people of Slave Lake, Alberta.....Word is 7000 people were forced from their homes due to fire, 40% of the town burned to the ground :( A close friend lost absolutely everything. Another board member, Cree Nations, has a lot of friends and family in the area too....So sad.
Hopefully by September they will have some insurance/government assistance rolling in...but it's something to keep in mind....and if any of you want to help, contact the Alberta Red Cross ( http://www.redcross.ca )
thats the real name of the town slave lake? was it slavery in 1800s?
There are now "buy tickets" links on the pj20.com website itself, although they are not active links for now. I wonder if this is now the way to get them rather than in the goods section on pearljam.com.
As a member in the 400xxx range I can't express how stressed I am that I won't get tickets!!!!!!!!
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There are now "buy tickets" links on the pj20.com website itself, although they are not active links for now. I wonder if this is now the way to get them rather than in the goods section on pearljam.com.
As a member in the 400xxx range I can't express how stressed I am that I won't get tickets!!!!!!!!
The "Buy tickets" button links to pearljam.com/goods
One thing to keep in mind; folks who live outside the venue will often offer up their lawns for parking. Its a bit of a hike to get tot he venue...maybe a mile or so, but it will save you that hour you'll be stuck in a line to get out of the Alpine parking lot
not sure when your last Alpine show was, but I haven't seen lawns offered up for parking since 1998.
There are now "buy tickets" links on the pj20.com website itself, although they are not active links for now. I wonder if this is now the way to get them rather than in the goods section on pearljam.com.
As a member in the 400xxx range I can't express how stressed I am that I won't get tickets!!!!!!!!
Maybe, I'm naive - but what does member number have to do with GETTING tickets? Now, once they go to allocate them as to where your seats are, I think the seniority thing will kick in. But, how will they know your computer is using someone with a higher member number than someone else? They can barely keep the servers up during these things. And now they are going to have an algorithm that blocks out computer requests from members logged in with higher numbers than someone else?
Be worried about getting tickets, but not b/c you have a high member number. If you want to worry where you'll be sitting once you get them, ok. But, I'm pretty sure you just want to be "in the building." (Plus if you're just going for lawn seats, I think you'll be fine).
Sorry. The world doesn't work the way you tell it to.
As a member in the 400xxx range I can't express how stressed I am that I won't get tickets!!!!!!!!
Maybe, I'm naive - but what does member number have to do with GETTING tickets? Now, once they go to allocate them as to where your seats are, I think the seniority thing will kick in. But, how will they know your computer is using someone with a higher member number than someone else? They can barely keep the servers up during these things. And now they are going to have an algorithm that blocks out computer requests from members logged in with higher numbers than someone else?
Be worried about getting tickets, but not b/c you have a high member number. If you want to worry where you'll be sitting once you get them, ok. But, I'm pretty sure you just want to be "in the building." (Plus if you're just going for lawn seats, I think you'll be fine).
I am new to the 10C, and I thought I read on these posts that whether you get tickets or not could also be based on seniority. I hope that I am wrong about that and I definitely understand your point. Like most people, I am hoping for one night Reserved - but of course as you say I just want to be there. Thanks for the calming advice!!
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As a member in the 400xxx range I can't express how stressed I am that I won't get tickets!!!!!!!!
Maybe, I'm naive - but what does member number have to do with GETTING tickets? Now, once they go to allocate them as to where your seats are, I think the seniority thing will kick in. But, how will they know your computer is using someone with a higher member number than someone else? They can barely keep the servers up during these things. And now they are going to have an algorithm that blocks out computer requests from members logged in with higher numbers than someone else?
Be worried about getting tickets, but not b/c you have a high member number. If you want to worry where you'll be sitting once you get them, ok. But, I'm pretty sure you just want to be "in the building." (Plus if you're just going for lawn seats, I think you'll be fine).
I am new to the 10C, and I thought I read on these posts that whether you get tickets or not could also be based on seniority. I hope that I am wrong about that and I definitely understand your point. Like most people, I am hoping for one night Reserved - but of course as you say I just want to be there. Thanks for the calming advice!!
Its just the seats thats seniority based, lower number - closer to stage, to score a ticket, that is the same problem for all of us!
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Still thinking road trip, from Berks County, PA. Maybe leave Thursday and stop over in Cleveland to see the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, get to Alpine area late Friday. Thinking it would be about $250 for gas, a lot less than 2 people flying & rental car.
You'd be surprised how close in price it is. I think you are underestimating your gas cost. My wife just drove to Indiana and it was more than that and it's a shorter trip. Rental cars are around $17-20 per day. Plus it's a 2 hour trip and not 15 hours. I was debating driving until I saw the prices.
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Hopefully by September they will have some insurance/government assistance rolling in...but it's something to keep in mind....and if any of you want to help, contact the Alberta Red Cross ( http://www.redcross.ca )
yep, I recalculated, maybe more like $330 for gas (1650 miles, 20 mpg, $4/gallon), but still less than flights that I saw for 237 x 2 plus rental car of $70 you say = $544. So maybe about $200 to save lots of hours driving, could be worth it, but we were thinking of taking a trip this summer anyway and adding in a few things to see on the way might fit the bill for that.
Not to mention food for the drive, Admission to the R&R Hall of fame, etc. hahahahaha
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hey, it won't be cheap no matter what!
No doubt about it!!!!
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I was thinking about staying in the Waukesha area, cheap hotels there, not as far as Milwaukee. Opinions?
Not to mention that using priceline will get you a room in Milwaukee for peanuts - like $60 - $90/nt
I guess I'll take comfort that the undercard (if we're being real) pretty much sucks and doesn't absolutely need to be seen. Had Soundgarden been on this lineup...fences would come down.
I'm going to this, and have been a HUGE fan since 1991....but this is NOT the venue for this. Nothing anybody can do about it now, but this venue flippin' sucks!! Middle of nowhere...hotels / motels at a minimum are like 12 miles away (and that's if you want to drop serious coin to stay there)...GA lawn seats have you standing at an angle which is f-ing uncomfortable....and traffic to get out of there is a monster biyaatch!
Another question...can we tail-gate in the parking lot? I'd like to get a few "free" beers in before dropping $8 for a beer, which if I remember from past experience, Alpine has some of the priciest concessions around.
I wasn't on the lawn at AV last time, but the rain made it an epic event. I wouldn't be bummed if I were you, just go and have a great time.
hmmm...I better make a few batches then...
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Exactly!
So, I take it you've never been there before?
I've seen shows at Alpine since 1988 and have to say it is consistently one of the best sounding open air venues I have ever been to. Plus its set in a gorgeous locale. Yes it is in the middle of nowhere and it is a major pita to get out of but drink a few beers, saddle up to a large midwestern girl, relax to the jam and know you and 46,999 other people are having a better time than anyone else on the fucking planet.
One thing to keep in mind; folks who live outside the venue will often offer up their lawns for parking. Its a bit of a hike to get tot he venue...maybe a mile or so, but it will save you that hour you'll be stuck in a line to get out of the Alpine parking lot
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this is the perimeter of all the AVMT, PLS WHERES THE ENTRANCE, ONLY ONE ENTRANCE FOR ALL THE LOTS?
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just trying to clarify that GA is standing room only, from a few pages ago, wherever you want to stand, dance, or laydown.
reserved seating is an actual section, row and seat number.
the soundgarden show coming up had the entire main floor as GA and you got to choose if you wanted "reserved seating" or GA (chance to be on the mainfloor).
I think they will have fold out chairs in rows, wire-tied together on the mainfloor. their very early shows were all GA, vote for change, new orleans, soldier field, now they have sections, rows and assigned seats. which really are assigned "dance/jam" space.
anyone concur?
freaking loving this!!
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As a member in the 400xxx range I can't express how stressed I am that I won't get tickets!!!!!!!!
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not sure when your last Alpine show was, but I haven't seen lawns offered up for parking since 1998.
Maybe, I'm naive - but what does member number have to do with GETTING tickets? Now, once they go to allocate them as to where your seats are, I think the seniority thing will kick in. But, how will they know your computer is using someone with a higher member number than someone else? They can barely keep the servers up during these things. And now they are going to have an algorithm that blocks out computer requests from members logged in with higher numbers than someone else?
Be worried about getting tickets, but not b/c you have a high member number. If you want to worry where you'll be sitting once you get them, ok. But, I'm pretty sure you just want to be "in the building." (Plus if you're just going for lawn seats, I think you'll be fine).
I am new to the 10C, and I thought I read on these posts that whether you get tickets or not could also be based on seniority. I hope that I am wrong about that and I definitely understand your point. Like most people, I am hoping for one night Reserved - but of course as you say I just want to be there. Thanks for the calming advice!!
~*~Rotterdam August 13 2009~*~Bilbao July 9 2010~*~East Troy September 3 & 4 2011~*~Amsterdam June 26 & 27 2012~*~Stockholm July 7 2012~*~
Its just the seats thats seniority based, lower number - closer to stage, to score a ticket, that is the same problem for all of us!
-00, Stockholm
-07, Copenhagen
-09, Berlin
-10, Berlin
-11, East Troy 1+2
-12, Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen, EV London 2
-13, London, Chicago
-14, Amsterdam 1+2, Berlin, Stockholm, Oslo
-16, TOTD San Francisco 1+2
-17, EV Amsterdam 2+3
-18, Amsterdam 1+2, London 1+(2), Barcelona, London 2
-19, EV Brussels