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05-03-2002, 09:41 AM
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apba cannot charge admisson to the bridge to watch the marathon race bridge is public acess they advertize on their site ticket prices from $15.00to$150.00 dont buy any you dont need them check with the city of marathon before buying any also there will be no bleachers on the bridge mr.sanborn said sunday there would be he also forgot to mention the tickets needed to watch the race another fast oneapba tried to pull on a host city 
05-03-2002, 10:32 AM
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I was going to book my vacation to the keys around this race. I was shocked to see the price of $150 for a ticket.
I don't want to meet Nick Carter, I just wanted to watch the race.
$10 bucks I could see, but $150???? Give me a break. If you doubt it, got to APBA site
As it turns out, we will be there a week late.
I don't want to meet Nick Carter, I just wanted to watch the race.
$10 bucks I could see, but $150???? Give me a break. If you doubt it, got to APBA site
As it turns out, we will be there a week late.
05-03-2002, 11:03 AM
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Here is the real scoop:
Race headquarters is to be established at Hawk’s Cay Resort, while the wet pits are to be situated at Blackfin Resort. Florida Keys Marathon Airport is to serve as dry pits.
A one-day race viewing pass on the bridge costs $15, a two-day ticket runs $25. A combination pass providing viewing and access to the race village costs $40 per person.
A special VIP viewing area providing lunch buffet, race poster and a chance to encounter Nick and Aaron Carter cost $100 for one day and $150 for two days.
Race headquarters is to be established at Hawk’s Cay Resort, while the wet pits are to be situated at Blackfin Resort. Florida Keys Marathon Airport is to serve as dry pits.
A one-day race viewing pass on the bridge costs $15, a two-day ticket runs $25. A combination pass providing viewing and access to the race village costs $40 per person.
A special VIP viewing area providing lunch buffet, race poster and a chance to encounter Nick and Aaron Carter cost $100 for one day and $150 for two days.
05-03-2002, 11:20 AM
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So, as it turns out, I'll be the official photographer at Skaterfest on 5/18 and 19. Then we arrive in Hawks Cay for a vacation on 5/25. One week after the races. Oh well.
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05-03-2002, 11:39 AM
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$150.00 is really pushing it...but then again you get to eat lunch with Nick Carter--WOOHOO!
Anyway, I really don't think it's that big of a problem...$15.00 for a day is alright with me...I mean, when's the last time you saw a ball game or hockey game for free...I don't think getting into Daytona or Indy is all too cheap either...The way I see it, if more money can be generated by the organization and funneled to the racers prize purses I'm all for it!
Anyway, I really don't think it's that big of a problem...$15.00 for a day is alright with me...I mean, when's the last time you saw a ball game or hockey game for free...I don't think getting into Daytona or Indy is all too cheap either...The way I see it, if more money can be generated by the organization and funneled to the racers prize purses I'm all for it!
Last edited by Baja Daze; 05-03-2002 at 11:53 AM.
