Preliminary Final Venue?
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They set up Tailgating spots. The vehicle must be a van or large ute. You register for your special Tailgating spot.
You put your barbecue and supplies back in your large vehicle to go into the game.
After the game you can pull the barbecue and supplies out again and restart the party.
They should get Tailgating going in the car park of the SCG.
This is an American tradition that I believe could become big in Australia with some innovative planning. The catering companies in the stadiums would have a lot to say about the practice.Comment
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Hoping for some help regarding planning for Prelim.
I'm travelling up with my young boys (5 and 7) from Melbourne for the game and will be staying in Darling Harbour. This will be a long day for the kids so I was thinking a taxi might be the best bet in getting too and from the ground. Can anyone help in letting me know if taxi's are readily available after the game? Any other suggestions would be apprieciated!
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Light rail to Central. Then direct train to Homebush. The kids will love the tram. My four year old loves it.Hoping for some help regarding planning for Prelim.
I'm travelling up with my young boys (5 and 7) from Melbourne for the game and will be staying in Darling Harbour. This will be a long day for the kids so I was thinking a taxi might be the best bet in getting too and from the ground. Can anyone help in letting me know if taxi's are readily available after the game? Any other suggestions would be apprieciated!
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Taxi availability is really going to depend on how big the crowd ends up being, but it might not be easy to get one (they will be there, but lots of people will want them) and may prove extremely expensive (with the traffic after the game/distance budget for around $100). I'd agree with Matt on catching a tram, if you get yourself via train from Olympic Park station (train will be a bit crowded for little ones, but empties out quickly) to Central you can go upstairs to the main building (look for platforms 1-12, where the countrylink/intercity trains leave) and the tram stop is just outside there. It goes from Central down to Haymarket then through Darling Harbour. I'm not sure how late they run, but I think they would still be running and the taxi rank is also upstairs as well if you need it instead.Hoping for some help regarding planning for Prelim.
I'm travelling up with my young boys (5 and 7) from Melbourne for the game and will be staying in Darling Harbour. This will be a long day for the kids so I was thinking a taxi might be the best bet in getting too and from the ground. Can anyone help in letting me know if taxi's are readily available after the game? Any other suggestions would be apprieciated!
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There are also special events buses, but I'm not sure if any of those would work for you or not.
The state transport site is pretty good for browsing through and getting an idea of public transport options: http://www.transportnsw.info/ , it may not be updated just yet with any additional services for next Friday based on the game.I knew him as a gentle young man, I cannot say for sure the reasons for his decline
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Thank you all for helping with this planning. Some great advice which really helps....tram and train seems the go!
Thanks again and Go Bloods.Comment
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Depending on their interests, but at that age if you really want to blow their mind the Powerhouse Museum has a Wiggles exhibition on at the moment as well and is just around the corner from Darling Harbour as well.I knew him as a gentle young man, I cannot say for sure the reasons for his decline
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