After pulling up ok after the GC trip I have decided I'm gunna do the run down to PI for MGP this year




May be the only option....Does anybody ever do it twice?JetPilot wrote:Dont be a pussy and go trackside. Last year it was $90 from Thursday to Monday morning. Its not that bad if ya stay pissed....lol
Phil, Tim et al have been doing it for years, Phil is even fit to work during the event despite staying at tracksideDisco wrote:May be the only option....Does anybody ever do it twice?JetPilot wrote:Dont be a pussy and go trackside. Last year it was $90 from Thursday to Monday morning. Its not that bad if ya stay pissed....lol
Hell yeah, its the only place to be. I wouldn't be anywhere else.Disco wrote:May be the only option....Does anybody ever do it twice?JetPilot wrote:Dont be a pussy and go trackside. Last year it was $90 from Thursday to Monday morning. Its not that bad if ya stay pissed....lol
Got an Email today after speaking to a guy last night at "Amaroo Park" is a PDF so I don't think I can post it.It say's $240 for a camp site, he said last night per person up to 4 so it could just be 1 or 2 yeah?....Price's do look a little XXey but I think it includes breakfast and dinnerdave#3 wrote:Are you saying it's $960 for a camp site for 4 nights for up to 4 people at the caravan park? FMD, that's un-fucking-believably-fucking-expensiveAt the supers we pay about half that for a cabin for 4 nights.
Still, I'm not sure I could survive 4 days in the cage at the track .... they have warned you about the cage haven't they Disco ?
If I can't find anything else I might have tooJetPilot wrote:
Hell yeah, its the only place to be. I wouldn't be anywhere else.
<- this is the biggest thing i regretted about staying Trackside at the superbikes last year, that aside it was still pretty good though, and mighty convenient (aside from the wind nearly killing my tent). That being said, of the two, it's much of a muchness, having done both.Blurr wrote:trackside is OK but after the races all the action is at Cowes
I'd be considering it too.Frank wrote:Fark if those prices are right I'm glad I'm going to the Malaysian MotoGP this year, it's costing me $2000 for return flights, transfers, accom and 3 days VIP entry into the track!
bingo! though I've never gone south for a GP, only superbikes, so can't vouch for how in/out of control it usually is when the GP circus comes to town.photomike666 wrote:GP track camping has two options, Trackside and Highside. Trackside has a sign on the fence that says, "Do not feed the animals", which is pointless coz in there eatin' is cheatin'. Highside is far more relaxed, there's guys in campers with big screen TVs, Kids are running about, and most people even have clothes on![]()
Camping at the track, you can wander back to smuggle more beer in. You can wake up drunk and get to the track legally. Beer is breakfast.