Foxboro, MA hotels for the Gillette show/cell phone list?

[aeroparrot]

What I was thinking for the 1st, possible dinner in the North End. Maybe getting some drinks at Boston Beer Works. There is one near Fenway and one near North Station (probably better bet for North Station on if we go to the North End). If anyone hasn't seen the city, I can give a general tour of it.

[drunkpirate66]

What I was thinking for the 1st, possible dinner in the North End. Maybe getting some drinks at Boston Beer Works. There is one near Fenway and one near North Station (probably better bet for North Station on if we go to the North End). If anyone hasn't seen the city, I can give a general tour of it.

Also, the Sox are home against Toronto after Labor Day. I highly recommend checking out Fenway and the area . . . even if you can't get tickets. There are some pretty good bars and some damn good live music, usually, out in back of the monstah and down Brookline Ave. It is sort of a poor man's Mardi Gras when the Sox are home with the roads basically shut down and loose open container laws . . . just be careful.

There are also ferries that leave Boston for Cape Cod and the islands in and outside of Boston Harbor. If people are coming up to the area for a few days it is a great time of year to be here.

I also agree with Aero - gotta hit the North End . . . and then grab a cab and head over to the Bull and Fitch Tavern and bar hop from there (maybe get a pint of Guiness at the Black Rose).

[TommyBahama]

What I was thinking for the 1st, possible dinner in the North End. Maybe getting some drinks at Boston Beer Works. There is one near Fenway and one near North Station (probably better bet for North Station on if we go to the North End). If anyone hasn't seen the city, I can give a general tour of it.

Also, the Sox are home against Toronto after Labor Day. I highly recommend checking out Fenway and the area . . . even if you can't get tickets. There are some pretty good bars and some damn good live music, usually, out in back of the monstah and down Brookline Ave. It is sort of a poor man's Mardi Gras when the Sox are home with the roads basically shut down and loose open container laws . . . just be careful.

There are also ferries that leave Boston for Cape Cod and the islands in and outside of Boston Harbor. If people are coming up to the area for a few days it is a great time of year to be here.

I also agree with Aero - gotta hit the North End . . . and then grab a cab and head over to the Bull and Fitch Tavern and bar hop from there (maybe get a pint of Guiness at the Black Rose).

I'm heading to the Cape the 1st weekend Friday...Sat.....Possibly Boston the following Friday night

[aeroparrot]

What I was thinking for the 1st, possible dinner in the North End. Maybe getting some drinks at Boston Beer Works. There is one near Fenway and one near North Station (probably better bet for North Station on if we go to the North End). If anyone hasn't seen the city, I can give a general tour of it.

Also, the Sox are home against Toronto after Labor Day. I highly recommend checking out Fenway and the area . . . even if you can't get tickets. There are some pretty good bars and some damn good live music, usually, out in back of the monstah and down Brookline Ave. It is sort of a poor man's Mardi Gras when the Sox are home with the roads basically shut down and loose open container laws . . . just be careful.

There are also ferries that leave Boston for Cape Cod and the islands in and outside of Boston Harbor. If people are coming up to the area for a few days it is a great time of year to be here.

I also agree with Aero - gotta hit the North End . . . and then grab a cab and head over to the Bull and Fitch Tavern and bar hop from there (maybe get a pint of Guiness at the Black Rose).

I'm heading to the Cape the 1st weekend Friday...Sat.....Possibly Boston the following Friday night

Let me know when you get in on the 7th. I'll PM you my phone numbers. Depending on when you get in on the 7th, I may be able to stay later at work that day and meet you somewhere.

[TommyBahama]

What I was thinking for the 1st, possible dinner in the North End. Maybe getting some drinks at Boston Beer Works. There is one near Fenway and one near North Station (probably better bet for North Station on if we go to the North End). If anyone hasn't seen the city, I can give a general tour of it.

Also, the Sox are home against Toronto after Labor Day. I highly recommend checking out Fenway and the area . . . even if you can't get tickets. There are some pretty good bars and some damn good live music, usually, out in back of the monstah and down Brookline Ave. It is sort of a poor man's Mardi Gras when the Sox are home with the roads basically shut down and loose open container laws . . . just be careful.

There are also ferries that leave Boston for Cape Cod and the islands in and outside of Boston Harbor. If people are coming up to the area for a few days it is a great time of year to be here.

I also agree with Aero - gotta hit the North End . . . and then grab a cab and head over to the Bull and Fitch Tavern and bar hop from there (maybe get a pint of Guiness at the Black Rose).

I'm heading to the Cape the 1st weekend Friday...Sat.....Possibly Boston the following Friday night

Let me know when you get in on the 7th. I'll PM you my phone numbers. Depending on when you get in on the 7th, I may be able to stay later at work that day and meet you somewhere.

will do...i'll know more when it gets closer.....it's only a 2 hour drive for me....it would be late afternoon or evening!!!

[drunkpirate66]

What I was thinking for the 1st, possible dinner in the North End. Maybe getting some drinks at Boston Beer Works. There is one near Fenway and one near North Station (probably better bet for North Station on if we go to the North End). If anyone hasn't seen the city, I can give a general tour of it.

Also, the Sox are home against Toronto after Labor Day. I highly recommend checking out Fenway and the area . . . even if you can't get tickets. There are some pretty good bars and some damn good live music, usually, out in back of the monstah and down Brookline Ave. It is sort of a poor man's Mardi Gras when the Sox are home with the roads basically shut down and loose open container laws . . . just be careful.

There are also ferries that leave Boston for Cape Cod and the islands in and outside of Boston Harbor. If people are coming up to the area for a few days it is a great time of year to be here.

I also agree with Aero - gotta hit the North End . . . and then grab a cab and head over to the Bull and Fitch Tavern and bar hop from there (maybe get a pint of Guiness at the Black Rose).

I'm heading to the Cape the 1st weekend Friday...Sat.....Possibly Boston the following Friday night

Let me know when you get in on the 7th. I'll PM you my phone numbers. Depending on when you get in on the 7th, I may be able to stay later at work that day and meet you somewhere.

Awesome. And if people want to come down to Nantucket I would be more than happy to have a little bbq and maybe a little sail or something. Ferry is easy and flying out of Barnstable is easier and about the same price (assuming you aren't taking the slow ferry; that is very inexpensive). Fly over - man it is a great experience and we can all raid the bars and rip it up Buffett style. Which means drinking.

Let me know.

Aero, I think we will have to meet in the city at some point!

[aeroparrot]

What I was thinking for the 1st, possible dinner in the North End. Maybe getting some drinks at Boston Beer Works. There is one near Fenway and one near North Station (probably better bet for North Station on if we go to the North End). If anyone hasn't seen the city, I can give a general tour of it.

Also, the Sox are home against Toronto after Labor Day. I highly recommend checking out Fenway and the area . . . even if you can't get tickets. There are some pretty good bars and some damn good live music, usually, out in back of the monstah and down Brookline Ave. It is sort of a poor man's Mardi Gras when the Sox are home with the roads basically shut down and loose open container laws . . . just be careful.

There are also ferries that leave Boston for Cape Cod and the islands in and outside of Boston Harbor. If people are coming up to the area for a few days it is a great time of year to be here.

I also agree with Aero - gotta hit the North End . . . and then grab a cab and head over to the Bull and Fitch Tavern and bar hop from there (maybe get a pint of Guiness at the Black Rose).

I'm heading to the Cape the 1st weekend Friday...Sat.....Possibly Boston the following Friday night

Let me know when you get in on the 7th. I'll PM you my phone numbers. Depending on when you get in on the 7th, I may be able to stay later at work that day and meet you somewhere.

will do...i'll know more when it gets closer.....it's only a 2 hour drive for me....it would be late afternoon or evening!!!

Check your PM. Best number to call is the cell phone if it is the late afternoon/early evening. I usually have that on vibrate/silent mode during the day but if I see phone "ringing" I will pick up. If not, just leave me a message and I'll call you back

[ScarletB]

Excuse me, but is this turning into boy's night out?? Are girls going to be allowed? (OK so I'm stretching a LITTLE on the "girl" thing!) I'm on vacation starting the 1st! I've re-arranged the arrangements so many times for this vacation I'm sure I can do it again!

[aeroparrot]

Excuse me, but is this turning into boy's night out?? Are girls going to be allowed? (OK so I'm stretching a LITTLE on the "girl" thing!) I'm on vacation starting the 1st! I've re-arranged the arrangements so many times for this vacation I'm sure I can do it again!

Everybody's invited.

[TommyBahama]

Excuse me, but is this turning into boy's night out?? Are girls going to be allowed? (OK so I'm stretching a LITTLE on the "girl" thing!) I'm on vacation starting the 1st! I've re-arranged the arrangements so many times for this vacation I'm sure I can do it again!

NO..NO...NO.....Girls/Ladies/Women are most definitely welcome...non have jumped into the conversation yet or until now...and I'll send out a personal invitation to all you ladies!!!

[aeroparrot]

Excuse me, but is this turning into boy's night out?? Are girls going to be allowed? (OK so I'm stretching a LITTLE on the "girl" thing!) I'm on vacation starting the 1st! I've re-arranged the arrangements so many times for this vacation I'm sure I can do it again!

NO..NO...NO.....Girls/Ladies/Women are most definitely welcome...non have jumped into the conversation yet or until now...and I'll send out a personal invitation to all you ladies!!!

After the night out, I'm going to head over to the hotel to check in. Don't want to have a repeat of last year when I had to make it from Norwood, MA to the Shaws in Mansfield in 15 minutes (normally a 30 minute ride).

[ScarletB]

Awww, Tommy you're so sweet, I was just funnin' ya! It's a LONG ways away, although last year we started counting at 100 days and before we knew it , it was the day before! Besides, when you have to book hotels and stuff it's good to do it early.

[aeroparrot]

Awww, Tommy you're so sweet, I was just funnin' ya! It's a LONG ways away, although last year we started counting at 100 days and before we knew it , it was the day before! Besides, when you have to book hotels and stuff it's good to do it early.

Yea, I hear you. By the time I found out I had the tickets for the Saturday show last year, the Red Roof Inn (where everyone was staying) was booked.

[drunkpirate66]

Awww, Tommy you're so sweet, I was just funnin' ya! It's a LONG ways away, although last year we started counting at 100 days and before we knew it , it was the day before! Besides, when you have to book hotels and stuff it's good to do it early.

Yea, I hear you. By the time I found out I had the tickets for the Saturday show last year, the Red Roof Inn (where everyone was staying) was booked.

I would prefer all girls for my island invite.

[aeroparrot]

What I was thinking for the 1st, possible dinner in the North End. Maybe getting some drinks at Boston Beer Works. There is one near Fenway and one near North Station (probably better bet for North Station on if we go to the North End). If anyone hasn't seen the city, I can give a general tour of it.

Also, the Sox are home against Toronto after Labor Day. I highly recommend checking out Fenway and the area . . . even if you can't get tickets. There are some pretty good bars and some damn good live music, usually, out in back of the monstah and down Brookline Ave. It is sort of a poor man's Mardi Gras when the Sox are home with the roads basically shut down and loose open container laws . . . just be careful.

There are also ferries that leave Boston for Cape Cod and the islands in and outside of Boston Harbor. If people are coming up to the area for a few days it is a great time of year to be here.

I also agree with Aero - gotta hit the North End . . . and then grab a cab and head over to the Bull and Fitch Tavern and bar hop from there (maybe get a pint of Guiness at the Black Rose).

If you do get inside Yawkey Way (you would need a ticket) you can have an open container (well, not exactly -- you will be given the beer in plastic cups) because you are considered to be "within Fenway Park".

[aeroparrot]

Awww, Tommy you're so sweet, I was just funnin' ya! It's a LONG ways away, although last year we started counting at 100 days and before we knew it , it was the day before! Besides, when you have to book hotels and stuff it's good to do it early.

Yea, I hear you. By the time I found out I had the tickets for the Saturday show last year, the Red Roof Inn (where everyone was staying) was booked.

I would prefer all girls for my island invite.

Isn't that a given?

[drunkpirate66]

What I was thinking for the 1st, possible dinner in the North End. Maybe getting some drinks at Boston Beer Works. There is one near Fenway and one near North Station (probably better bet for North Station on if we go to the North End). If anyone hasn't seen the city, I can give a general tour of it.

Also, the Sox are home against Toronto after Labor Day. I highly recommend checking out Fenway and the area . . . even if you can't get tickets. There are some pretty good bars and some damn good live music, usually, out in back of the monstah and down Brookline Ave. It is sort of a poor man's Mardi Gras when the Sox are home with the roads basically shut down and loose open container laws . . . just be careful.

There are also ferries that leave Boston for Cape Cod and the islands in and outside of Boston Harbor. If people are coming up to the area for a few days it is a great time of year to be here.

I also agree with Aero - gotta hit the North End . . . and then grab a cab and head over to the Bull and Fitch Tavern and bar hop from there (maybe get a pint of Guiness at the Black Rose).

If you do get inside Yawkey Way (you would need a ticket) you can have an open container (well, not exactly -- you will be given the beer in plastic cups) because you are considered to be "within Fenway Park".

I was referring to Lansdown . . . yes Yawkey is inside the park now which I think is great . . . especially for those people who own Whos On First. The bars down on Lansdown are some of the best I have ever been to for any pre sporting event partying. Such much fun.

[drunkpirate66]

Awww, Tommy you're so sweet, I was just funnin' ya! It's a LONG ways away, although last year we started counting at 100 days and before we knew it , it was the day before! Besides, when you have to book hotels and stuff it's good to do it early.

Yea, I hear you. By the time I found out I had the tickets for the Saturday show last year, the Red Roof Inn (where everyone was staying) was booked.

I would prefer all girls for my island invite.

Isn't that a given?

I would hope so.

[aeroparrot]

What I was thinking for the 1st, possible dinner in the North End. Maybe getting some drinks at Boston Beer Works. There is one near Fenway and one near North Station (probably better bet for North Station on if we go to the North End). If anyone hasn't seen the city, I can give a general tour of it.

Also, the Sox are home against Toronto after Labor Day. I highly recommend checking out Fenway and the area . . . even if you can't get tickets. There are some pretty good bars and some damn good live music, usually, out in back of the monstah and down Brookline Ave. It is sort of a poor man's Mardi Gras when the Sox are home with the roads basically shut down and loose open container laws . . . just be careful.

There are also ferries that leave Boston for Cape Cod and the islands in and outside of Boston Harbor. If people are coming up to the area for a few days it is a great time of year to be here.

I also agree with Aero - gotta hit the North End . . . and then grab a cab and head over to the Bull and Fitch Tavern and bar hop from there (maybe get a pint of Guiness at the Black Rose).

If you do get inside Yawkey Way (you would need a ticket) you can have an open container (well, not exactly -- you will be given the beer in plastic cups) because you are considered to be "within Fenway Park".

I was referring to Lansdown . . . yes Yawkey is inside the park now which I think is great . . . especially for those people who own Whos On First. The bars down on Lansdown are some of the best I have ever been to for any pre sporting event partying. Such much fun.

Ah yes.... I think if you get the liquor in a plastic cup, you're reasonably safe.

[icarus]

Got ourselves a room at the ever-so elegant End Zone Motel, right down the road from the stadium.