Yeah, I like Jon's voting choices, too. Because it matters to me whether or not other people can make it.
And someone should make us a chart. So I can look at the comparisons while being really, really lazy.
Plan what to do, what to wear (you can never go wrong with a corset), and get ready for the next BuffistaCon: New Orleans! May 20-22, 2005!
Yeah, I like Jon's voting choices, too. Because it matters to me whether or not other people can make it.
And someone should make us a chart. So I can look at the comparisons while being really, really lazy.
Because it matters to me whether or not other people can make it.
Right - so don't have any meetings that weekend this time, missy.
Oh, that's true. I like more info. I guess that I just didn't think about driving info. My bad.
Heather, I'm also among those who'll be driving to f2f if we choose New Orleans (or Kansas City, for that matter).
KC would be an ok drive for me- not as good as NO (but that has nothing to do with distance or anything, just that I could stop in S'port and I know the way much better. Purely selfish reasons).
KC is a possible drive for me, depending on vehicular situation....
From D.C., I get the following rates for leaving Friday and coming back Sunday:
NOLA: $195-$240
KCMO: $170-$180
Toronto: $270-$360
MPLS: $215-$400.
The airport I chose to depart from didn't seem to make much difference for anyplace but Minneapolis, which is at least $389 from BWI, much cheaper from either Dulles or National.
Plane fares are pretty much the make-or-break factor for me this year, as I'm equally interested in three of the locations and none are really drive-friendly.
Also: I like Jon's a-b-c-d suggestion.
Toronto: $270-$360
My flight from Halifax to DC (which was via Toronto on the way back) was $360 CDN. But I think that was a seat sale...
$360 Canadian is ... how much in real money :-)? $240 or so, right?
Which airport did you fly into in D.C.?
$360 Canadian is ... how much in real money
A nickel.