[Ducati] Laguna Ticket tip::NDC

[Peter Bonner]

For 06, we did the turn 4 Flagroom tickets, and it was great. Ride up to the
flagroom on the bikes, walk a very short distance to the suite, which has
cooling fans and is definitely cooler than the outside, lots of tv's around,
all the free water you want, plus beer/wine and so forth. The bathrooms were
air conditioned (surprising how nice that was) and all clean and nice.
Includes paddock passes, turn 4 grandstand seats, and motorcycle parking, or
for three tickets, you can get car parking right at the flagroom lot.  Also,
when you want to renew, you are given the option ahead of time, got my
tickets for 07 a month ago, and will be back in the flagroom. Is it really
worth it? Well it was nice having breakfast and lunch buffets, beer and
wine, tho hardly drank any of that, but the shade and water sure made it
nice.

Peter


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Date: Mon, 30 Oct 2006 21:10:28 -0800
From: Brian De Groodt <bdegroodt at wheelhound.com>
Subject: Re: [Ducati] Laguna Ticket tip::NDC
To: Ducati Owners Group <ducati at ducati.net>
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Since we're on the subject, does anyone have any feedback (good or
bad) on the hospitality suites.  I'm thinking of doing the Turn 2
Suite this year, but I'm wondering if anyone has anything to say
about how good or bad it is to see the race from there.  Having
nearly grown up at this track, I can only ever remember sitting in
the grandstands at turn 11 and have little real experience for the
rest of the views.  I'm guessing a suite at turn 2 eliminates any
chance of seeing the start/finish, right?  Anyone done the suites?
How about the hospitality tents?  Are those even air conditioned or
is it just an option for some shade?  Laguna Seca's web site is kind
of short on the details, so any help/comments are definitely
appreciated.


Brian De Groodt
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