Hotels for Pinkfest

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This posting is from: annie
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> Thanks for the info. Is there a charge for parking at
> the P&R?

Uh-huh, there sure is. (This ain't the Monopoly board!) :)

It's very modest at first, to encourage parking and riding,
like $2-3 for 12 hours, but it skyrockets after that to
discourage long-term parking and to keep the stalls open.

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This posting is from: Elena
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annie wrote:

> The way the schedule is shaping up, we'll be doing that bar on
> Friday after dining at Winberies. If you take the Green Line out
> to Winberies (one block north of the El), you can bum a ride or
> share a taxi down to the bar quite easily. :)

A new LGBT friendly bar opened up across the street from Winberies
called the Velvet Rope. I have not gone there yet but I will
definitely check it out before Pinkfest.

The Hideaway is 2-3 miles from Winberies and I am sure everyone
who eats at Winberies will be able to catch a ride to the Hideway.
I know The Hideaway is fun. It was a good time at last year's
Pinkfest.

Either way, it should be Friday events will be accessable with
public transportation.

Elena

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This posting is from: Francine
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yes $200 in furel. That is at $5.00 per gallon = 40 gallons of fuel.
Then I get 14 miles per gallon so it means about 560 miles. No it is
not 560 round trip but I'm figuring driving around Chicago over 3 days
will be about 150 miles and I'm about 130 miles to the loop so I'll be
putting on about 410 miles minimum.

Now I could take the train for around $60.00 but then what would be my
transportation in town. Thing is I'm not 100 % passable with my height.

Fran

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