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Chattyb wrote:is it worth $20/ night to camp? Do they let you have a campfire? Any comments would be great. Cant get a hotel in MKE for under $100. Thanks!

gumbo gal wrote:

BigR-KyParrothead wrote:

gumbo gal wrote:

BigR-KyParrothead wrote:reservations for camping/buffett bash at two seasons bowl made!!!!!!!

cant wait for alpine!!!!!!!!!!

see you at Two Seasons Bowl!!

i'm going to try and get there early enough for the radio margaritaville broadcast!

I am thinking about trying to get there early enough for the Radio Margaritaville broadcast too...JD gave a shout-out to the Two Seasons bowl yesterday as I was listening on the way home from work.

it's worth the price just for the buffett bash on friday night alone...good, good time.

not sure about a campfire. it's not really a campground. it's a bowling alley/golf driving range, and they convert the range into a campground for alpine weekend.

INeverGoAnywhere wrote:
only 12 pages?
Isn't it preposterous compared to years past?? I guess most people are containing their excitement until they get there!

It is because I am coming this year.

Next week at this time there'll be a buncha drunks roaming around Wisconsin!

Tiki Bar wrote:Next week at this time there'll be a buncha drunks roaming around Wisconsin!

Don't you mean even more than usual? I can't wait!



DAYS TO ALPINE!!!

As of right now....

There is RAIN in the forecast for every day over the next week. . . . EXCEPT SATURDAY!!!

We have our Buffett crew of 8 coming down to 2 Seasons Bowl Friday and Saturday. Just got our Pop up ready.
As far as I know, there is NO campfires. They do host a large bonfire but no private campfires are allowed.
Can't WAIT!!

Also - I apologize if this was answered elsewhere... but last year we didn't get into the lot until about 2 hours before the show. We sat in line outside the gate for a good 2 hours.
Tailgating was quite dismal. (but I was preggers, so I didn't really mind the lack of insanity.)

Does anyone know what the deal was, and if they will hold off opening the gates again? Or how to get around this?

Hi Everyone!

Looking forward to seeing everyone at Alpine in less than a week...If you have any questions about policies, show items, etc, post them and I'll do my best to answer away...Also, check us out on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/alpinevalley#! ... sictheatre

Thanks!

alpinevalley wrote:If you have any questions about policies, show items, etc.....

alpinevalley wrote:Hi Everyone!

Looking forward to seeing everyone at Alpine in less than a week...If you have any questions about policies, show items, etc, post them and I'll do my best to answer away...Also, check us out on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/alpinevalley#! ... sictheatre

Thanks!

My wife injured her leg and now has to wear a boot and cannot walk/stand for long periods of time. We are coming on a bus, but don't imagine that her handicapped parking permit is going to do much good. What accommodations can be made to optimize her Parrothead experience at Alpine this year? We have reserved seats, so that's taken care of, it's the journey there and back that's got me a little worried.

Also, are cameras allowed this year? For some people it is the only way to remember what went on at the show!

Thanks!

alpinevalley wrote:Hi Everyone!

Looking forward to seeing everyone at Alpine in less than a week...If you have any questions about policies, show items, etc, post them and I'll do my best to answer away...Also, check us out on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/alpinevalley#! ... sictheatre

Thanks!

Brian, is that still you??

Happy Buffett Monday everyone!!!!

SATURDAY
Hi 77 F
Lo 57 F
Mostly sunny, quite pleasant.

BigR-KyParrothead wrote:

Wino you know wrote:Look for a fat guy drinking a beer. That'll be me.

you just described me

And me.....and several others on my bus!

Tiki Bar wrote:

alpinevalley wrote:Hi Everyone!

Looking forward to seeing everyone at Alpine in less than a week...If you have any questions about policies, show items, etc, post them and I'll do my best to answer away...Also, check us out on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/alpinevalley#! ... sictheatre

Thanks!

Brian, is that still you??

Yep, I'mmmm baaack and watch for me in the lots, at the gates, and in the theatre for the show. Look for me on a black ATV cruising around.

My wife injured her leg and now has to wear a boot and cannot walk/stand for long periods of time. We are coming on a bus, but don't imagine that her handicapped parking permit is going to do much good. What accommodations can be made to optimize her Parrothead experience at Alpine this year? We have reserved seats, so that's taken care of, it's the journey there and back that's got me a little worried.

Also, are cameras allowed this year? For some people it is the only way to remember what went on at the show!

Thanks!

We do offer disabled accessible parking in the Alpine Valley Resort lot for those that have issues with navigating the hill and down into the reserved seating area. A shuttle is offered from this lot to the theatre (right to the reserved seating sections). Unfortunately, due to the difficulty of navigating the regular parking lots, we are unable to offer the same shuttle service from the other parking lots (including the lot where busses and oversize vehicles park). We may be able to do this on a best efforts basis, but cannot guarantee it.

Also, per the tour rider that we received, cameras of any type are not permitted into the show. Enjoy!

alpinevalley wrote:Hi Everyone!

Looking forward to seeing everyone at Alpine in less than a week...If you have any questions about policies, show items, etc, post them and I'll do my best to answer away...Also, check us out on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/alpinevalley#! ... sictheatre

Thanks!

I've read this whole thread and I still don't really understand the VIP parking pass. 2 Questions: Does having this pass allow access to the good/big lot at Noon? And if so, are we supposed to bypass the mile-long traffic line that's always there?

Thanks for explaining.

Well then I will say it.

Hey Brian at Alpine, why don't you hook a couple of Boise parrotheads up since we are traveling so far to come to your venue...

BillyClyde wrote: I've read this whole thread and I still don't really understand the VIP parking pass. 2 Questions: Does having this pass allow access to the good/big lot at Noon? And if so, are we supposed to bypass the mile-long traffic line that's always there?

Seeing as there is really only one podunk two lane road in/out, no amount of money or passes can get you by the traffic line (unless you can get clearance for a helicopter).