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angee
I think they were saying about 50,000 GA tickets were sold for that day, most of them GAs, compared to the 100,000 let in on other days. Is that others' understanding too?
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snoopy2
Now that we have tickets we started looking at lodging and it already seems either otherworldly prices, or booked solid.. Any leads?
thx
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IVAN NEVILLE'S SONGBOOK LIVE
An intimate evening celebrating Ivan Neville’s 60th Birthday!
Ivan will presents his Songbook - a journey through his musical history in words, songs, sounds and stories told through a performance with very special guests.
Thursday, May 2, 2019 at 10PM (JazzFest meal from 9-10PM)
[www.lepetittheatre.com]
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There are a lot of places on the Northshore, across Lake Pontchartrain from New Orleans, quite a few B&B's, in Mandeville, and not too much up the road some hotels in the Covington area, as well as air b'n'bs all over, too.
The causeway is a 24 mile toll bridge (only Southbound, the original bridge) across the lake, and it's about a 45-60 minute drive into the city depending on where you are coming from and time of day for traffic.
So definitely check out places on the Northshore.
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There are a lot of places on the Northshore, across Lake Pontchartrain from New Orleans, quite a few B&B's, in Mandeville, and not too much up the road some hotels in the Covington area, as well as air b'n'bs all over, too.
The causeway is a 24 mile toll bridge (only Southbound, the original bridge) across the lake, and it's about a 45-60 minute drive into the city depending on where you are coming from and time of day for traffic.
So definitely check out places on the Northshore.
Thx GLS! If we're flying in though will the north side be too far for a cab or uber? (meaning will it cost hundreds of dollars each way?) .. I did look at airbnb this morning and those prices are more expensive than the hotels. We may just suck it up and drop a house payment on a hotel for couple nights
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There are a lot of places on the Northshore, across Lake Pontchartrain from New Orleans, quite a few B&B's, in Mandeville, and not too much up the road some hotels in the Covington area, as well as air b'n'bs all over, too.
The causeway is a 24 mile toll bridge (only Southbound, the original bridge) across the lake, and it's about a 45-60 minute drive into the city depending on where you are coming from and time of day for traffic.
So definitely check out places on the Northshore.
Thx GLS! If we're flying in though will the north side be too far for a cab or uber? (meaning will it cost hundreds of dollars each way?) .. I did look at airbnb this morning and those prices are more expensive than the hotels. We may just suck it up and drop a house payment on a hotel for couple nights
My wife and I stayed a night at the Monteleone in New Orleans and it was $125, with tax, I forget - oh yeah - parking was $20 or so, probably about $135. A friend of mine has a B&B (it's really more of a Bed & Beverage than Breakfast) in Mandeville with the same price for a room, with tax, $130, and his rooms are slightly bigger ie more open than the Monteleone's stuffy room we stayed in.
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There are a lot of places on the Northshore, across Lake Pontchartrain from New Orleans, quite a few B&B's, in Mandeville, and not too much up the road some hotels in the Covington area, as well as air b'n'bs all over, too.
The causeway is a 24 mile toll bridge (only Southbound, the original bridge) across the lake, and it's about a 45-60 minute drive into the city depending on where you are coming from and time of day for traffic.
So definitely check out places on the Northshore.
Thx GLS! If we're flying in though will the north side be too far for a cab or uber? (meaning will it cost hundreds of dollars each way?) .. I did look at airbnb this morning and those prices are more expensive than the hotels. We may just suck it up and drop a house payment on a hotel for couple nights
My wife and I stayed a night at the Monteleone in New Orleans and it was $125, with tax, I forget - oh yeah - parking was $20 or so, probably about $135. A friend of mine has a B&B (it's really more of a Bed & Beverage than Breakfast) in Mandeville with the same price for a room, with tax, $130, and his rooms are slightly bigger ie more open than the Monteleone's stuffy room we stayed in.
The Monteleone was $125 during Jazz Fest??
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There are a lot of places on the Northshore, across Lake Pontchartrain from New Orleans, quite a few B&B's, in Mandeville, and not too much up the road some hotels in the Covington area, as well as air b'n'bs all over, too.
The causeway is a 24 mile toll bridge (only Southbound, the original bridge) across the lake, and it's about a 45-60 minute drive into the city depending on where you are coming from and time of day for traffic.
So definitely check out places on the Northshore.
Thx GLS! If we're flying in though will the north side be too far for a cab or uber? (meaning will it cost hundreds of dollars each way?) .. I did look at airbnb this morning and those prices are more expensive than the hotels. We may just suck it up and drop a house payment on a hotel for couple nights
My wife and I stayed a night at the Monteleone in New Orleans and it was $125, with tax, I forget - oh yeah - parking was $20 or so, probably about $135. A friend of mine has a B&B (it's really more of a Bed & Beverage than Breakfast) in Mandeville with the same price for a room, with tax, $130, and his rooms are slightly bigger ie more open than the Monteleone's stuffy room we stayed in.
The Monteleone was $125 during Jazz Fest??
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Someone needs to buy GLS a ticket and drag him to the show.
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There are a lot of places on the Northshore, across Lake Pontchartrain from New Orleans, quite a few B&B's, in Mandeville, and not too much up the road some hotels in the Covington area, as well as air b'n'bs all over, too.
The causeway is a 24 mile toll bridge (only Southbound, the original bridge) across the lake, and it's about a 45-60 minute drive into the city depending on where you are coming from and time of day for traffic.
So definitely check out places on the Northshore.
Thx GLS! If we're flying in though will the north side be too far for a cab or uber? (meaning will it cost hundreds of dollars each way?) .. I did look at airbnb this morning and those prices are more expensive than the hotels. We may just suck it up and drop a house payment on a hotel for couple nights
My wife and I stayed a night at the Monteleone in New Orleans and it was $125, with tax, I forget - oh yeah - parking was $20 or so, probably about $135. A friend of mine has a B&B (it's really more of a Bed & Beverage than Breakfast) in Mandeville with the same price for a room, with tax, $130, and his rooms are slightly bigger ie more open than the Monteleone's stuffy room we stayed in.
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1994
Someone needs to buy GLS a ticket and drag him to the show.
Ha ha ha!
It has been a while. I don't know anyone that has extra JF tickets to sell. A part of me is bummed since this is probably the last opportunity I'll have to see them. I'm not the kind of fan that drives over 3 hours to see a band and stay in a hotel so I won't be going to Houston.
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There are a lot of places on the Northshore, across Lake Pontchartrain from New Orleans, quite a few B&B's, in Mandeville, and not too much up the road some hotels in the Covington area, as well as air b'n'bs all over, too.
The causeway is a 24 mile toll bridge (only Southbound, the original bridge) across the lake, and it's about a 45-60 minute drive into the city depending on where you are coming from and time of day for traffic.
So definitely check out places on the Northshore.
Thx GLS! If we're flying in though will the north side be too far for a cab or uber? (meaning will it cost hundreds of dollars each way?) .. I did look at airbnb this morning and those prices are more expensive than the hotels. We may just suck it up and drop a house payment on a hotel for couple nights
My wife and I stayed a night at the Monteleone in New Orleans and it was $125, with tax, I forget - oh yeah - parking was $20 or so, probably about $135. A friend of mine has a B&B (it's really more of a Bed & Beverage than Breakfast) in Mandeville with the same price for a room, with tax, $130, and his rooms are slightly bigger ie more open than the Monteleone's stuffy room we stayed in.
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35love
1994
Someone needs to buy GLS a ticket and drag him to the show.
Ha ha ha!
It has been a while. I don't know anyone that has extra JF tickets to sell. A part of me is bummed since this is probably the last opportunity I'll have to see them. I'm not the kind of fan that drives over 3 hours to see a band and stay in a hotel so I won't be going to Houston.
I just realized I’m
‘the kind of fan that drives over 3 hours to see a band and stay in a hotel’
(Exactly what’ll I’ll be doing for Santa Clara, PLUS, depositing kids elsewhere)
But, I don’t get out much. And, oh yeah, I love the RS.
Too bad I’m not taking you, you’d have a good laugh @ me Gas - Cheers.
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That looks awesome, thanks
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spikenyc
I think if the Fairgrounds are availble and depending on when they reschedule, it would be possible to for them to just play the Fairgrounds by themselves.
Superdome would SUCK!
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mosthigh
Funny, I pulled the plug on my whole NOLA jazzfest trip a few weeks ago, and now this happens. Stones were really the icing on the cake for the whole thing anyways, but unless they get replaced with The Who, or maybe Elton John, there will be disappointment in the air at what could've been.
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spikenyc
I think if the Fairgrounds are availble and depending on when they reschedule, it would be possible to for them to just play the Fairgrounds by themselves.
Superdome would SUCK!