Tony, what about a 100 lapper like all the indoor Midget shows used to be? I miss them.

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It's certainly worth the trip.

One of the neatest parts of the event that a first-timer can miss out on is the kids. Take time out to enjoy the kids & karts and perhaps get a pit pass and walk through and see it all.

I love the midgets and it's what I go for, but this event is really so much more than that.

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Originally Posted by fish:
It's certainly worth the trip.

One of the neatest parts of the event that a first-timer can miss out on is the kids. Take time out to enjoy the kids & karts and perhaps get a pit pass and walk through and see it all.

I love the midgets and it's what I go for, but this event is really so much more than that.

I agree, since the days are so long at the Rumble its worth it to buy a pit pass and just walk around after you get tired of sitting for a while, you never know who you will bump into.

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Originally Posted by TQ29m:
Danny, say hi to Jimbo from me, would you, we had some good times back in the day, always good to see him able to get around. Bob

Will do. Maybe he will have some Bob stories to tell.

If I want a reserved seat & access to the pits, how much is that going to cost me? Was there about 10 years ago with the wife & we only bought reserved seats.. Planning on going saturday & do some waking around..

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Originally Posted by Blitzman:
If I want a reserved seat & access to the pits, how much is that going to cost me? Was there about 10 years ago with the wife & we only bought reserved seats.. Planning on going saturday & do some waking around..

I would just buy a pit pass, and you get a GA seat with it for $30 for one, $55 for two and $75 for three. There will be seats open, but we will have a nice crowd. The ticket info is located here, along with hotel, drivers list and schedule :23: