Parade Attendance Roll Call

[dirk digler]

I went and I will put this on my list to never do again unless I stay in KC the night before. Got to the Triangle around 9am and it was already backed up and saw a gigantic line at the Red Bridge shuttle and I thought there is no way I will get close to downtown so I decided to park there and take the shuttle in. Probably should have drove in because the shuttle was a cluster**** and didn't get downtown until noon and it took 4 hours to get back to Red Bridge road.

Then you couldn't really see anything or hear anything so it was basically a complete waste of time and I would have rather watched it at home.

[Dartgod]

Originally Posted by dirk digler

I went and I will put this on my list to never do again unless I stay in KC the night before. Got to the Triangle around 9am and it was already backed up and saw a gigantic line at the Red Bridge shuttle and I thought there is no way I will get close to downtown so I decided to park there and take the shuttle in. Probably should have drove in because the shuttle was a cluster**** and didn't get downtown until noon and it took 4 hours to get back to Red Bridge road.

Then you couldn't really see anything or hear anything so it was basically a complete waste of time and I would have rather watched it at home.

I got to the Red Bridge shuttle at about 8:40, on the way to pick up some friends that live right off Red Bridge. We were planning on taking the shuttle, but after seeing the cluster **** that was developing there, we decided to drive down ourselves. I stayed off the highways and ended up driving most of the way down there on Troost. The closer we got, the worse traffic was getting so we ended up parking at 28th and Harrison and walked in.

We decided to blow off the rally since we knew there was no way to get even close. Left after the parade and was home by 3:30 (including a stop for lunch at BB's Lawnside BBQ).

My legs are DEAD today. I figure we ended up walking around 6 miles yesterday.