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rduffy
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Good research by that author, considering the Marlins have said many times that the aquaria are bulletproof and have another layer on top of that, IIRC.

 

 

and what if someone fires a stinger missile at it, HENGH???!!

Good research by that author, considering the Marlins have said many times that the aquaria are bulletproof and have another layer on top of that, IIRC.

 

 

and what if someone fires a stinger missile at it, HENGH???!!

What if they fire TWO stinger missiles at it at the same time?!!?

Good research by that author, considering the Marlins have said many times that the aquaria are bulletproof and have another layer on top of that, IIRC.

 

 

If anything, it's common sense. They're not gonna put a friggin fish tank as a backstop if they weren't sure if it would handle objects at full speed.

Marlins expected to sign deal today to operate 28 trolleys to/from the ballpark in order to ease parking problems...

 

 

In two months, the new Marlins Ballpark and all its gleaming glory will open to fans. But it turns out fans with single-game tickets won't likely be allowed to park in the newly-built parking garages surrounding the ballpark.

 

City of Miami and Miami-Dade county officials are expected to announce a deal Monday that would allow the city to operate 28 new trolleys around the ballpark on game days to try to ease parking problems.

 

The 5,700 spaces in the four new garages are reserved for season ticket holders and VIPs.

 

 

http://www.local10.c...90/-/index.html

 

Any idea where the trolley stops would be if approved?

 

I'm stayig at the Spring Hill suites Marriott just north of the river. It's about a one mile walk to the stadium but I heard the area isn't the greatest. If a trolley goes even remotely near this area it would be awesome.

Marlins expected to sign deal today to operate 28 trolleys to/from the ballpark in order to ease parking problems...

 

 

In two months, the new Marlins Ballpark and all its gleaming glory will open to fans. But it turns out fans with single-game tickets won't likely be allowed to park in the newly-built parking garages surrounding the ballpark.

 

City of Miami and Miami-Dade county officials are expected to announce a deal Monday that would allow the city to operate 28 new trolleys around the ballpark on game days to try to ease parking problems.

 

The 5,700 spaces in the four new garages are reserved for season ticket holders and VIPs.

 

 

http://www.local10.c...90/-/index.html

 

Any idea where the trolley stops would be if approved?

 

I'm stayig at the Spring Hill suites Marriott just north of the river. It's about a one mile walk to the stadium but I heard the area isn't the greatest. If a trolley goes even remotely near this area it would be awesome.

Not sure where that is (I'm bad with directions) but here's your answer:

 

Commissioners gave the nod Thursday to a $20 million plan that would courier commuters — for free — through Brickell, downtown and Overtown, east to Biscayne Boulevard, and west to the Culmer Center in the hospital district, culminating at the Miami Marlins’ new ballpark in Little Havana.

 

http://www.miamihera...ld-shuttle.html

Marlins expected to sign deal today to operate 28 trolleys to/from the ballpark in order to ease parking problems...

 

 

In two months, the new Marlins Ballpark and all its gleaming glory will open to fans. But it turns out fans with single-game tickets won't likely be allowed to park in the newly-built parking garages surrounding the ballpark.

 

City of Miami and Miami-Dade county officials are expected to announce a deal Monday that would allow the city to operate 28 new trolleys around the ballpark on game days to try to ease parking problems.

 

The 5,700 spaces in the four new garages are reserved for season ticket holders and VIPs.

 

 

http://www.local10.c...90/-/index.html

 

Any idea where the trolley stops would be if approved?

 

I'm stayig at the Spring Hill suites Marriott just north of the river. It's about a one mile walk to the stadium but I heard the area isn't the greatest. If a trolley goes even remotely near this area it would be awesome.

Not sure where that is (I'm bad with directions) but here's your answer:

 

Commissioners gave the nod Thursday to a $20 million plan that would courier commuters — for free — through Brickell, downtown and Overtown, east to Biscayne Boulevard, and west to the Culmer Center in the hospital district, culminating at the Miami Marlins’ new ballpark in Little Havana.

 

http://www.miamihera...ld-shuttle.html

 

The hotel is literally touching the south side of the dolphin express way just east of 12th avenue. I think it's just on the edge of overtown. This is good news considering there sounds like a trolley will be in the area.

I'm not too familiar with that area in general, but would there be (somewhat safe) places to park in order to take the trolleys then?

I'm not too familiar with that area in general, but would there be (somewhat safe) places to park in order to take the trolleys then?

 

 

The hotel has a secured lot. Plan on just leaving the car in there most of the time. The hotel offers a free shuttle to Jackson hospital which is right across from a metro rail station. I just don't know how late the hotel shuttle runs.

I'm not too familiar with that area in general, but would there be (somewhat safe) places to park in order to take the trolleys then?

 

 

The hotel has a secured lot. Plan on just leaving the car in there most of the time. The hotel offers a free shuttle to Jackson hospital which is right across from a metro rail station. I just don't know how late the hotel shuttle runs.

 

They have secured parking for non-guests? Is there a charge?

I'm not too familiar with that area in general, but would there be (somewhat safe) places to park in order to take the trolleys then?

 

 

The hotel has a secured lot. Plan on just leaving the car in there most of the time. The hotel offers a free shuttle to Jackson hospital which is right across from a metro rail station. I just don't know how late the hotel shuttle runs.

 

They have secured parking for non-guests? Is there a charge?

 

It's only for guest as far as I know. I'll be staying there so it's not a problem. For guest it's 15 dollars a night.

Good research by that author, considering the Marlins have said many times that the aquaria are bulletproof and have another layer on top of that, IIRC.

If anything, it's common sense. They're not gonna put a friggin fish tank as a backstop if they weren't sure if it would handle objects at full speed.

Anyone remember the ad from back in the 70s (?), where Bob Gibson was firing fastballs into a sheet of bulletproof plexiglass?

 

If he couldn't break it, I think we're safe here 40 years later.

Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus animal trainer Taba Maluenda guides an elephant around the "bases" of a makeshift baseball field, during a batting practice organized by the Miami Marlins outside the team's new stadium in Miami.

So what? He's 22, he can drink if he wanna.

 

 

He can leave his friends behind

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