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Have entries for deca opened and closed already? Cant find the thread :-/

nope not yet....but seems hotels book out prior to the event these days!

entries should be up shortly as it only 1 month out.

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one queen bec for both nights :thumbsup:

hope we can book out the place haha

also is there gonna be room people trailering cars up?

If issues fitting trailers in let us know - we should be able to fit 1 reversed in back yard and maybe another under the carport if I park on the street :)

That's it people!!!

Hotel is now fully booked :)

There are 2 other hotels just across the road if there are any extra people wanting rooms (literally across the road, so you can still come play with us on Friday night)

http://wyndhamere.bestwestern.com.au/

03 5821 3088

OR

http://tudorhousemotorinn.com.au/

(03) 5821 8411

book me a queen + single please for fri + sat thanks!

happy to split with someone if they want to go halvies

Hey Aaron, Im keen to go halves if no one has put their hand up yet

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