The only thing holding me back on a new boat right now is the re fi on our second loan. They screwed our intrest rate up which was locked in and when we went closing it was a point higher so the said the would look for lower rates and refi at their cost now the guy is jacking us around.:violent-smiley-045:So if anyone has any suggestions on how to take care of this im all ears.

W O W - How can you go wrong at that price !!:cool-smiley-026:

At this time the only thing I have is what I posted. Tommy H. emailed those to me.....:cool:

Guys, You need to make slip reservations for L'Auberge. If it's the same as last time, you make them through the spa. All slips have shorepower. The last time we were there, it was $4 per foot if you hook up to shore power. If you didn't, the slips were no charge. At check out, you can negotiate a lower slip rate if you gambled and had a players card. Good luck - Tommy

Louie have 5 slips reserved. They need a count on the boats going. We were told there are only like 8-10 slips total. We also need a firm count on people going. If we need more than 5 rooms, Louie will have a better chance of reserving what we need. We'll just split the cost with everyone going.

Is the game plan to still leave club 105 by 9 a.m. Then be in the water at the yacht basin around noon. And hopefully be in Lake Charles around 3 or 4?

Also if anyone has a players card from L'Auberge, give Louie a call..... it looks better if it looks like a bunch of gamblers are coming to stay the weekend. It will help with everyones food and drink comps.

I would like to leave Club 105 earlier, like 6 or 7 a.m. unload and leave around 10:00a.m. Friday:cool:

How much money are you prepared to lose???? :food-smiley-007:

hopefully less than 100K:cool-smiley-027::cool-smiley-027:

They do have only a few slips listed (8 to 10). However, they are 26' wide and we had 2 to 3 performance boats wide in each one.