[ubuntu-us-ma] These are the voyages...

[Elizabeth DeMarco]

If we're doing IMAX, can we ge the tickets online?  There may be a  
surcharge of $1 or $2, but at least we'd be guaranteed seats.

Liz


Quoting Danny Piccirillo <danny.piccirillo at gmail.com>:

> Will we see it on May 8th or later?
>
> Normal Theater
>
>    - Lot's of them
>    - Accessible
>    - Tickets will be available longer
>
> IMAX
>
>    - One reasonable location (Jordan's in Natick)
>    - Less-accessible
>    - Tickets will sell out sooner
>    - On the other hand, it's IMAX!
>
>
> I'm really down for IMAX, but i understand if it makes less sense to do
> that.
>
> Do we want to make this an open event, or something just for us? If we want
> to invite others, i could make a facebook event, but it might not make sense
> to bother.
>
> On Sun, Apr 19, 2009 at 23:40, Mark J. Dulcey <mark at buttery.org> wrote:
>
>> Elizabeth DeMarco wrote:
>> > Seeing it in IMAX sounds great, but darn it, the only IMAX theaters in
>> > Boston proper are at the Museum of Science and the Aquarium, and
>> > unfortunately they wouldn't consider showing Star Trek, I'm sure.
>> > The next closest one looks to be at Jordan's in Reading, but that's
>> > not easily accessible from Boston, for those who don't have cars.
>>
>> Natick (the location of the other Jordan's) is actually slightly more
>> accessible from Boston; you can take a bus from South Station to Flutie
>> Pass near Shopper's World, which is not too long a walk away. Expensive
>> ($8 one way or $15 round trip) and limited schedule though; the last
>> trip leaves Framingham at 8pm so it would only be useful for matinee
>> showings.
>>
>> The Jordan's web site doesn't give any clue about how one might reach
>> their stores by any form of public transit (boo). Somewhat
>> understandable, I suppose, given that they sell rather bulky merchandise
>> (furniture), but they're hardly alone in that failing.
>>
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