NASHVILLE Roll Call

NewfieintheUSA said:

Anyone with Airbnb's/hotels in Nashville may want to double check the status since a tornado hit in Nashville last night, reports of 40 structures collapsed from the tornado.

Yeah, if you booked a place in East Nashville, there's a good chance it's damaged. 

ponytd said:

NewfieintheUSA said:

Anyone with Airbnb's/hotels in Nashville may want to double check the status since a tornado hit in Nashville last night, reports of 40 structures collapsed from the tornado.

Yeah, if you booked a place in East Nashville, there's a good chance it's damaged. 

Yep, really bad

joseph33 said:

I'm watching my local news. Death toll is currently 25 people. 

Oh man,

This is horrible news! Obviously was excited to travel there for my first time in Nashville for the show, but now feel awful about what happened. 

Knowing the band and their history of philanthropy, hoping they will set the tone for donating and helping the displaced families in need. With all of us coming into town, we can really help make a difference. 

JojoRice said:

Hopefully Wishlist party will have a hand in helping with the tornado relief. 

Yes!  Good thought.

Psychobabbler said:

Someone posted in a FB group that The Clarion hotel supposedly had significant damage. Said phone lines are down so he’s not been able to call and check reservation status. 

the Clarion hotel Stadium downtown? yeah, it was pretty much right in the path of the tornado. probably needs to find another place

InBetweenIsMne said:

joseph33 said:

I'm watching my local news. Death toll is currently 25 people. 

Oh man,

This is horrible news! Obviously was excited to travel there for my first time in Nashville for the show, but now feel awful about what happened. 

Knowing the band and their history of philanthropy, hoping they will set the tone for donating and helping the displaced families in need. With all of us coming into town, we can really help make a difference. 

It is sad. Somewhat luckily it hit late at night with not as many people out and schools out. There were a few schools that were damaged badly, one was obliterated pretty much. Don't want to think of the casualties if school had been in. 

But we'll rebuild. It's what we do when something bad happens to our town. We help our neighbors and come together. It's awesome to see everyone coming together to help those who have been affected and the outpouring of support of those around the country. It's not our first time dealing with a big disaster, and it probably won't be the last. The 98 tornadoes, the 2010 flood and now this. But it makes me proud to see this city time and again rise up when bad things happen and take care of one another. But isn't that what we're supposed to do as human beings?

Luckily the Broadway area and immediate downtown area wasn't really affected, but I know lots of homes destroyed or affected areas that many of you may have booked so hopefully you can find a new place pretty easily. If you need info or help with an area, feel free to hit me up and I'll do my best to give you good advice.  We'll be ready when PJ rolls into town to show everyone a good time and only 29 days away!!

Which section would be better, section 222 row A or 108 row R? I like being closer but row R is the last row in section 108 & side/corner viewing. 222 is first row straight ahead but further back.

Thanks for the advice. I was 50/50 but was leaning that way. I'm going to be listing the sec 108 at 12:30 CST