The "Typical" Carlisle Schedule (for the newbies!)

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The "Typical" Carlisle Schedule (for the newbies!)
« on: March 30, 2011 - 09:46:43 AM »
Okay - as the unofficial Carlisle Social Director (lol!) I thought I'd post the usual Carlisle itinerary.  Things might be a smidge different with the new hotel this year, but I think it'll be BETTER.

Thursday folks usually arrive throughout the day.  The new hotel is in a pretty commercial area - lots to do.  Mall is nearby, lots of restaurants further North/Northwest, and pretty easy and safe to get around.

Thursday for dinner we gather up whoever has arrived and go to a steakhouse in walking distance - thaaaat won't be an option this year unless we go to the Peppermill restaurant, which isn't really that great...

This time we can either jump in some cars and head 2 miles or so to Cracker Barrell, or if 4Cruizin' really wants, we can stop down and visit the usual BROTHEL in New Cumberland...  OR we can do pizza in the parking lot - usually done Friday - and make new Friday plans.

Friday most people leave early to beat the traffic and get to the fairgrounds.  Lunch Friday is every-man-for-himself at the show.

Friday dinner we usually pop out some folding chairs at the hotel and order some pizzas - we did Pizza Hut last year (their recent deals are unbeatable) and there's one nearby - my wife will probably go pick it up.  OR if we do Pizza Thursday night, then we can do something else Friday...

Saturday - I must say - is my "treat" day!  Get to the show EARLY!!!  It gets crowded fast!

Saturday lunch is MY TREAT!!!  This year we'll be doing chicken cheese steaks (or wraps - haven't decided yet) with A SPECIAL TREAT!!  Plan to be at the tent around 12-12:30.  DONATIONS NOT ACCEPTED!!  :)

Saturday afternoon/early evening always fluctuates - some people stick around for the burnout/bikini contest/raffle, others choose to shower up at the hotel and relax before dinner.

For the past three years we've had dinner at "Your Place Restaurant" in Mechanicsburg.  Good food, great atmosphere, and someone always ends up makin' an a$$ of themselves with the waitress...  :)  I'd like to do a buffet this year judging from the number of people who have said their coming.  Then it's one price, and NO WAITING to eat.

Sunday most people are heading home (hotel is reserved until Sunday morning) though a select few stick around for the show on Sunday.  (If you're staying Sunday and need your hotel room for Sunday night, PLEASE let them know!)

I think that covers the gist of it.  Feel free to toss out new ideas.  There's always been a get-together in towards Carlisle on Thursday, but I've never headed out that way myself.  It's on Route 11, West of Mechanicsburg, at a Dodge Dealership.
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Re: The "Typical" Carlisle Schedule (for the newbies!)
« Reply #1 on: April 11, 2011 - 09:45:10 AM »
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Re: The "Typical" Carlisle Schedule (for the newbies!)
« Reply #2 on: April 15, 2011 - 07:14:59 AM »
How many of you'all plan on hitting the cruise at the dealership......is it thursday night I think??  And where it be....

I looked for it last year and got lost and gave up....LOL

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Re: The "Typical" Carlisle Schedule (for the newbies!)
« Reply #3 on: April 15, 2011 - 07:20:34 AM »
How many of you'all plan on hitting the cruise at the dealership......is it thursday night I think??  And where it be....

I looked for it last year and got lost and gave up....LOL


I'm planning on being there for Thursday and would like to know more details about the dealership cruise too?
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Re: The "Typical" Carlisle Schedule (for the newbies!)
« Reply #4 on: April 15, 2011 - 07:34:54 AM »

I'm planning on being there for Thursday and would like to know more details about the dealership cruise too?
 :popcorn:

Brad....found this on the Carlisle site:

"Get your weekend started on Thursday evening with the Kick-Off to Carlisle hosted by Mopar Rebellion and held at CVM Dodge in Mechanicsburg. The Kick-Off features raffles, door prizes, inexpensive food, music, great Mopars and more. It’s free for participants and spectators and it’s a great opportunity to socialize with your friends in a relaxed atmosphere. Check out www.MoparRebellion.com for more details and directions. "

Checked out the website but it still shows last years info.   :clueless:

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Re: The "Typical" Carlisle Schedule (for the newbies!)
« Reply #5 on: April 15, 2011 - 11:03:37 AM »
Brad....found this on the Carlisle site:

"Get your weekend started on Thursday evening with the Kick-Off to Carlisle hosted by Mopar Rebellion and held at CVM Dodge in Mechanicsburg. The Kick-Off features raffles, door prizes, inexpensive food, music, great Mopars and more. It’s free for participants and spectators and it’s a great opportunity to socialize with your friends in a relaxed atmosphere. Check out www.MoparRebellion.com for more details and directions. "

Checked out the website but it still shows last years info.   :clueless:

Great! Thanks! Just needed a address and time for the GPS , assuming it's at the same place this year?   :dunno: :clueless:  I would assume you should get there early, looks like a big turn out?
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Re: The "Typical" Carlisle Schedule (for the newbies!)
« Reply #6 on: April 15, 2011 - 06:14:43 PM »
The kickoff cruise-in is nice.  We had a big group from cc.com there 2 years ago, last year it wasn't as good.  It looks like the address of the dealership is 6714 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg.  It is straight out Rt 11 North from Carlisle.
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Re: The "Typical" Carlisle Schedule (for the newbies!)
« Reply #7 on: May 12, 2011 - 10:02:56 PM »
Wasn't sure where to post, so I'm reviving a thread...

Is C-C.com set up as a club yet?  We were wanting to register with the club affiliation when we pre-register.
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Re: The "Typical" Carlisle Schedule (for the newbies!)
« Reply #8 on: May 12, 2011 - 11:00:15 PM »
The kickoff cruise-in is nice.  We had a big group from cc.com there 2 years ago, last year it wasn't as good.  It looks like the address of the dealership is 6714 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg.  It is straight out Rt 11 North from Carlisle.


 Thanks!  :2thumbs:
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Re: The "Typical" Carlisle Schedule (for the newbies!)
« Reply #9 on: May 13, 2011 - 08:24:06 AM »
Wasn't sure where to post, so I'm reviving a thread...

Is C-C.com set up as a club yet?  We were wanting to register with the club affiliation when we pre-register.

Yes - when you register, you should be able to list "CudaChallengerCom" (I think that's how they have us) as your club.

We appear to have a LOT of members coming this year - if we hit that magical number of members, our tent becomes free!
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Re: The "Typical" Carlisle Schedule (for the newbies!)
« Reply #10 on: May 13, 2011 - 09:31:36 AM »
When I registered, I didn't know about the club registration. Does anyone know if this can be changed easily?
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