Have you been? Any suggestions on how to best to enjoy it with a 70 year old in tow?
Thanks for any advice
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Nov 12, 2014 @ 11:17
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Have you been? Any suggestions on how to best to enjoy it with a 70 year old in tow?
Thanks for any advice
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no.38Nov 12, 2014 @ 11:17
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Nov 12, 2014 @ 11:27
Sorry....I should mention that she will be in Edinburgh.
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Nov 12, 2014 @ 11:28
Do you mean in Scotland?
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Nov 12, 2014 @ 12:18
Have you been? Any suggestions on how to best to enjoy it with a 70 year old in tow?
Thanks for any advice
no.38
Nov 12, 14 11:17
"in tow" - bit age-ist that
She'll probably be whooping just as actively as you
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"in tow" - bit age-ist that
She'll probably be whooping just as actively as you
sheila c, Nov 12, 2014 @ 12:18
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Nov 12, 2014 @ 12:39
Its a spectacular event, but be be prepared for the crowds, cold, accomodation prices, requirement for tickets for city centre. There are lots of ceilidhs going on in hotels also and plenty pubs out of the ticket areas. It all depends where you want to be, how close you want to be to the action.
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Its a spectacular event, but be be prepared for the crowds, cold, accomodation prices, requirement for tickets for city centre. There are lots of ceilidhs going on in hotels also and plenty pubs out of the ticket areas. It all depends where you want to be, how close you want to be to the action.
royle, Nov 12, 2014 @ 12:39
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Nov 12, 2014 @ 17:09
Its a spectacular event, but be be prepared for the crowds, cold, accomodation prices, requirement for tickets for city centre. There are lots of ceilidhs going on in hotels also and plenty pubs out of the ticket areas. It all depends where you want to be, how close you want to be to the action.
Nov 12, 14 12:39
Ah....you addressed my concerns 
. Because the Street Party requires tickets, I'm worried it caters more to kids who don't mind standing around, jammed in like a can of sardines, and vomiting on each other. Obviously we would like to be part of the community celebration but when they say Street Party....do they mean Fete de Geneve or Animal House? Does the Street Party encompass the whole party?
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Ah....you addressed my concerns . Because the Street Party requires tickets, I'm worried it caters more to kids who don't mind standing around, jammed in like a can of sardines, and vomiting on each other. Obviously we would like to be part of the community celebration but when they say Street Party....do they mean Fete de Geneve or Animal House? Does the Street Party encompass the whole party?
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