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Avalon Airshow - March 25th

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When: Sunday, 25th March 2007

Time: Meet at 08:30am

Where: STI Docklands

Cost:

General Admission:

Adult (15 years and over):

$45.00

Well the Airshow has come back around again and i will attending and thought id ask if anyone wanted to come with. The Airshow Runs from the 20th - the 25th.

The Avalon Airshow has been running for some years now which displays some of the worlds best Military aircraft along with airliners and civil aircrafts putting on a public display.

I'm contemplating going on both the Friday night and the Saturday... If people could express their interest to this event we can organize to get tickets or purchase them on the day..

I will Hold a mini Cruise from STI Docklands, On the Sunday Morning we will leave there at 9am Sharp so arrive at around 830am.

This is an open event and anyone can attend.

We will cruise from there onto the Westgate and down to Avalon.

"Avalon Airport is located on Princes Freeway between Melbourne and Geelong; it is approximately 55kms from the Melbourne CBD

and 18kms from the centre of Geelong."

Personally i feel getting tickets in advance is a lot easier..

This is also a great family event...

We have 2 Options in regards to the way we can attend the Airshow.

General Admission: - If we can get a group of 20 people we can get a 10% Discount just something to keep in mind.

Prices:

Adult (15 years and over):

$45.00

Child (Aged 5-14 years):

$22.50

Family (2 adults + 2 children):

$95.00

Family (2 adults + 3 children):

$105.00

Family (2 adults + 4 children):

$115.00

Car Parking (per day, payable on the day):

$10.00

The other option is going Gold Class: (These tickets are Expensive and more just letting people know that the option is there)

Prices:

One Day (per person):

$150.00

Two Day Package (per person):

$285.00

Three Day Package (per person):

$420.00

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Mavric Grand Master

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what does a gold class ticket get?

You get a grand stand seat priority parking and thats about it... Good if u go for a few days as its hard standing all day and carrying a chair..

Never been Gold Class although i have considered it....

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R TUNE

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i wont be able to come as im WORKING there yae. ill be in the army reservs stand so if u see it come and say hi.

as for the days to go i recon friday is the best cause of the night alight which is fun and entertaining.

just a reminder mav that trafic will be hell down that way and take u'r own food if u can as it will be exspencive.

any ways hope to see u guys down there on any of the days.

Mavric Grand Master

Mavric

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i wont be able to come as im WORKING there yae. ill be in the army reservs stand so if u see it come and say hi.

as for the days to go i recon friday is the best cause of the night alight which is fun and entertaining.

just a reminder mav that trafic will be hell down that way and take u'r own food if u can as it will be exspencive.

any ways hope to see u guys down there on any of the days.

Too true Hence looking at leaving early....

Another thing is staying till later in the day too so all the traffic takes off.. Should be a little better with the new roads towards geelong thought with any luck...

Will certainly try and come say hi though... :P

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I might come along. I was going to go to one of the trade days since i get free entry, but unfortunitely I've been on a training course all week so looks like i'll have to pay if i go.

I'm not sure if i'll be able to make it on Sunday.

I'll talk to you about it at the dyno day.

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Ill be there on Sunday anyway..IM new here :glare: but Ill be leaving heaps earlier traffic is a nightmare.. Ill see if I can take the skyline..its calsonic blue keep and eye out for it.. Thing is it isnt registered and Im driving around on an unregistered vehicle permit so I dont want to get in trouble :kiss:

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Ill be there on Sunday anyway..IM new here :) but Ill be leaving heaps earlier traffic is a nightmare.. Ill see if I can take the skyline..its calsonic blue keep and eye out for it.. Thing is it isnt registered and Im driving around on an unregistered vehicle permit so I dont want to get in trouble :(

good thing you posted up the cars description on a public forum then...

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