Chiefs Early Afternoon Bullshit: Who's planning to attend the playoff game? - Page 17

**OnTheWarpath15** · 12-13-2013, 12:35 PM

Granted, nothing is set in stone yet as far as positioning is concerned, but who's thinking of making a trip to see the Wild Card game?

Per cdcox, we're around 96% to end up the 5th seed, and Indy is 88% to finish as the 4th seed. I've already booked a room in both Indy and Cincinnati, just to make sure I'm covered - and to get something booked before prices rise even further.

After doing some research, you can plan on spending a pretty penny in Indy - downtown hotels are obnoxiously expensive - $150 and up for Saturday night. Only way to stay cheap is to stay 6-7 miles away out by the airport and drive in on gameday. Cincinnati is cheaper, but downtown options are pretty limited.

So - who's going?

DTchiefs58 · 12-31-2013, 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Mosbonian

Don't waste your time tailgating, they really don't know how to tailgate well here in Indy and there really aren't that many good places to tailgate like there are in KC.

I would just go the Sports Bar route....there are several good places in downtown. And I am betting they close off Georgia Street and have some temp places set up there also.

Just know you are going to be outnumbered probably 10 to 1.

I like the bar route. We just need to all anchor down a bar and take it over.

**OnTheWarpath15** · 12-31-2013, 01:01 PM

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Originally Posted by crazycoffey

Want a police escort to the river?

Picking Monty up at Lambert at 930. Be there.

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OnTheWarpath15 MVP Join Date: Sep 2005 Casino cash: $4901115	Early Afternoon Bullshit: Who's planning to attend the playoff game? Granted, nothing is set in stone yet as far as positioning is concerned, but who's thinking of making a trip to see the Wild Card game? Per cdcox, we're around 96% to end up the 5th seed, and Indy is 88% to finish as the 4th seed. I've already booked a room in both Indy and Cincinnati, just to make sure I'm covered - and to get something booked before prices rise even further. After doing some research, you can plan on spending a pretty penny in Indy - downtown hotels are obnoxiously expensive - $150 and up for Saturday night. Only way to stay cheap is to stay 6-7 miles away out by the airport and drive in on gameday. Cincinnati is cheaper, but downtown options are pretty limited. So - who's going?
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