ShadowGram Update #121 - 2005 Fest Info

[ClaudeNorth]

Caffe Luna, where you can get breakfast any time. 

Great!  I'll have French Toast during the Renaissance. 

[Midnite]

Great!  I'll have French Toast during the Renaissance. 

You're incorrigible.  

[ClaudeNorth]

You're incorrigible.  

Actually, I'm in Philadelphia...

[Heather]

Great!  I'll have French Toast during the Renaissance. 

You're incorrigible.  

Actually, I'm in Philadelphia...

Sorry to butt-in guys but...   LMAOooooooo..... 

-Heather 

[victoriawinters]

Goodness... many restaurants are within short bus or driving distances.  While a great many of them are in the complex, Mel's Drive-In, Las Palmas Mexican Restaurant, Pig 'N Whistle and all kinds of restaurants are near there.  A short drive away and we'd be at Roscoe's House of Chicken & Waffles.

Or, let's just go where they have no microwaves at all... Musso & Franks.  Some of these places are more expensive then others.  But, hey you only live once.  I have not been to Musso & Franks in an age and would just love to go again.

And, oh my the MetroLink Red Line can take us all kinds of places without dealing with the car along Hollywood Blvd.  Such fun we can have!

[Bette]

.And, oh my the MetroLink Red Line can take us all kinds of places without dealing with the car along Hollywood Blvd.  Such fun we can have!

Small correction, here, victoriawinters, so as not to confuse people. It is the Metrorail Red Line.   Metrolink is a commuter train system that goes to and from Union Station from surrounding communities, but does not go to Hollywood.


Metrorail has light rail trains to Pasadena, Long Beach and Redondo Beach, and they connect with the Red line, which is a subway, and as VW says, make Hollywood a good location for mass transit. As someone who rides both the Metrorail Gold Line (from Pasadena) and the Red Line everyday, I can attest to the great convience of the system. I will be available to assist Fest goers with their mass transit needs for a small fee.


Bette