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LEN K. -> toledo 2004 ? (10/24/2003 4:35:39 PM)

I PLAN TO GO. IT WILL BE MY FIRST TIME.

WHEN ?
WHERE DO I STAY ?

THANKS AHEAD FOR ALL THE HELP.

LEN



ezflyr -> RE: toledo 2004 ? (10/24/2003 5:38:07 PM)

Hey Len,

This link should answer all your questions!

http://www.toledoshow.com/flashindex.html

John



LEN K. -> RE: toledo 2004 ? (10/24/2003 6:37:01 PM)

IT DID.

THANKS AGAIN.

LEN



mweathers -> RE: toledo 2004 ? (1/10/2004 4:57:33 AM)

Highly reccomend theWyndam just down the street. Shuttle to and from the show all day.



tiggerinmk -> RE: toledo 2004 ? (1/10/2004 5:13:24 AM)

Always fancied seeing Clinger's home town..... I'll have to go this year, it'll be my first time too...



wisner401 -> RE: toledo 2004 ? (1/29/2004 3:13:09 PM)

Is there a better HTML or WWW for the Toledo 2004 airshow time and dates?



egor -> RE: toledo 2004 ? (2/10/2004 12:50:16 AM)

Just for Your Information Weather it makes a difference to you as an individual. City of Toledo has passed a non-smoking law, no smoking in any public buildings. Hotel's, Resturants, Bars, Any public facility.
I believe the goal next year is to remove restrooms in the same manner.

egor



plasticjoe -> RE: toledo 2004 ? (2/10/2004 2:40:07 AM)

here's the main show site http://www.toledoshow.com/



tiggerinmk -> RE: toledo 2004 ? (2/10/2004 4:42:46 AM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: egor
Just for Your Information Weather it makes a difference to you as an individual. City of Toledo has passed a non-smoking law, no smoking in any public buildings. Hotel's, Resturants, Bars, Any public facility.
I believe the goal next year is to remove restrooms in the same manner.

egor

A no-restroom law? As in no restrooms in Hotel's, Resturants, Bars? When you've gotta go, where you gonna go?



MinnFlyer -> RE: toledo 2004 ? (2/10/2004 10:39:10 PM)

Outside... with the Smokers. :)



RCBOZO -> RE: toledo 2004 ? (2/10/2004 11:41:34 PM)

I had just started flying last year when I went to the show and I had a blast, even though I did not know what I was looking at. This year I hope to make it there without the wife:)



milkman-RCU -> RE: toledo 2004 ? (2/14/2004 5:41:35 PM)

I plan to go to the show for the first time this year. I was planning on flying in Thursday night and leaving Sunday noon. Is this too much time or is there enough events and demonstrations to keep you busy for two full days at the show (Fri-Sat).

For those who have been before, what are the "not to be missed" type events?

I booked the Wyndham hotel which had a show special of $109, but only a few rooms left. I understand it is a couple of blocks away. The Seagate hotel attached to the convention center was sold out.



crazieflyer -> RE: toledo 2004 ? (2/16/2004 4:53:17 PM)

Never been? You'll have no problem finding that two days of full R/C entainment and everything ... including the swap shop



P-51B -> RE: toledo 2004 ? (2/16/2004 6:56:09 PM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: egor

Just for Your Information Weather it makes a difference to you as an individual. City of Toledo has passed a non-smoking law, no smoking in any public buildings. Hotel's, Resturants, Bars, Any public facility.
I believe the goal next year is to remove restrooms in the same manner.

egor


[sm=thumbup.gif][sm=thumbup.gif]sounds good to me!



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