Star Trek Exhibit Advance Tickets?

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2 total messages Started by Nelson.F..Steele Nelson F. Steel... Wed, 29 Jul 1992 15:49

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Author: Nelson.F..Steele Nelson F. Steel...
Date: Wed, 29 Jul 1992 15:49

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On 7/28/92 Andrew Kilpatrick said to All: 

 
  AK> My brother is coming in to town and I would like to take him to this
  AK> exhibit.  I understand that it is very popular and I was wondering if

I don't know if my experience was typical, but I arrived at about 4:00 Sunday
3-4 weeks ago and picked up tickets for 6:00.

Re: Star Trek Exhibit Advance Tickets?

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Author: Derek Wildstar
Date: Wed, 29 Jul 1992 20:17

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Advance tickets are available through ticketmaster (or is it ticketron)
for free.  You do have to pay the $2.50/each service charge, though.

You can get tickets at the entrance to the Air and Space Museam (the
side away from the Mall) for free.  You do have to wait in line, and
you can only get them for that specific day.  If you get in line
before 9:30, you can get tickets for sometime before noon.  If you get
in line before 10:00, you can probably get tickets for sometime during
the day.  Tickets are typically sold out for the whole day sometime
before noon (on weekends).

The tickets (no matter how obtained) are only valid on a specific day,
during a specific quarter-hour (eg: Saturday the 1st, from 10:15 to
10:30).  The exhibit will take about an hour to two hours to see, once
you are in.  Audiotape tours of the exhibit are available for rent, as
well.  The tape takes about an hour and a quarter.


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